Memphis, TN – Four people, including three men and one woman, have been arrested after a methamphetamine bust in rural Brosville, Tennessee, according to the West Tennessee Drug Task Force. Investigators say they seized over 127 grams of suspected meth, but later discovered that only a small portion of it was genuine.
The Incident: Meth Bust in Rural Tennessee
Authorities confirmed that the West Tennessee Drug Task Force conducted a drug investigation on Thursday that led to the arrests. During the operation, agents seized approximately 127 grams of methamphetamine from a residence in Brosville.
However, after laboratory testing, officials discovered that only about a half-ounce was actual meth, while the remainder was a cutting agent used to dilute the drug for resale.
“The rest was some sort of material used to cut the drug to make it go further,” the task force said in a statement.
Investigation and Evidence Found
The drug task force agents reported that the property was in hazardous and unsafe condition, with exposed wiring, a leaking roof, and numerous overloaded extension cords. The home also lacked running water, prompting local officials to begin condemnation procedures until repairs are made…