State police are investigating a methamphetamine dump site found last week in Buffington Township.
A resident cleaning up trash along Dilltown Heights Road was cleaning up trash and found the suspicious materials indicating a one-pot meth manufacturing operation on October 6th, just before 9 AM.
State troopers summoned the Pennsylvania State Police Clandestine Laboratory Response Team, which processed nineteen acid generators, three one-pot vessels, two empty containers of Drano, and six empty blister packs believed to be used in pseudoephedrine packaging. The materials were found in a wooded area 25 to 150 feet off the road. Police processed and inventoried it before packing it up and hauling it away.
No suspects have been identified yet.
Police urge anyone who finds a possible meth dump site or hazardous waste believed to be connected to meth to contact 911 immediately. Do not touch or expose yourself to it and remain upwind and uphill from it. If you suspect any illegal drug activity of any sort, you’re urged to contact state police or local police. Anonymous reports may also be made to the toll-free 24-hour Drug Trafficking Tip Line at 1-877-PA-NODRUGS.
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