State troopers are continuing to investigate a methamphetamine dump site that was found over the weekend in Cherryhill Township.
In a news release, Pennsylvania State Police say troopers were dispatched at 9:32 AM on Saturday to a location of Spruce Grove Road in Cherryhill Township after they received a tip of meth manufacturing taking place in the area. The responding trooper canvassed the area and found several plastic bags discarded in a wooded area along the roadside. The items found were indicative of meth production and the Clandestine Laboratory Response Team was called in to respond. The lab team processed 32 suspected one-pot vessels, 102 acid generators and several empty chemical containers and packages used for making meth. Everything was safely inventoried and removed without incident.
So far, there have been no suspects named in connection with the investigation.
State police say anyone who comes across a suspected meth dump site to call 911 immediately, and all necessary precautions should be taken to limit the risk of exposure, contamination or physical injury by not touching any of the materials and remaining upwind and uphill from those substances.
Any drug activity can be reported to authorities by calling 911, calling state police directly at 724-357-1960, the Indiana County DA’s office at 724-471-7777, or the 24-hour drug trafficking tip line at 1-877-PA-NO-DRUGS.
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