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Three Facing Charges After Deputies Find Alleged Cottage Hill Meth Lab
September 1, 2010
Three people are facing charges after deputies allegedly found an active meth lab in a Williams Ditch Road home.
William Todd Neal, 29, of Williams Ditch Road, Cantonment; Rebecca Doris Jernigan, 35, address listed as transient; and William Thomas Robbins, 22, of Belmont Road, Cantonment, were each charged with possession of methamphetamine with intent to sell, manufacture or deliver, and possession of drug paraphernalia.
The trio was arrested after Escambia County Sheriff’s Office deputies were tipped off that a meth lab was being operated at 36 Williams Ditch Road in the Cottage Hill community. Deputies found a meth lab, finished methamphetamine and other drug paraphernalia upon searching the residence, according to a Sheriff’s Office report, last week.
Deputies said they discovered that what they believed to be meth was being manufacturing at the time of the search; a hazardous materials team was called to the scene to remove the alleged meth lab.
Neal remains jailed with bond set at $25,200 bond. Jernigan was released on $6,000 bond, and Robbins is free on $16,000 bond.
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8 Responses to “Three Facing Charges After Deputies Find Alleged Cottage Hill Meth Lab”
That would be “get” a rope.
I for one am really sick & tired of drugs around here taking over people’s lives.
git a rope
I have it on fairly good authority that the smell was what alerted the neighbors to the production. That residence is a trailer near the Cottage Hill Water Company and is a gathering ground for felons.
Wondering how she got out on such a low bond, her buddies better watch out; I smell a rat.
They need at lest 7years for this like someone I know got if not they are just
going to get out and find a another spot to make this killer and there is more
people like them in cottage hill and molino that needs to be busted before
they kill kids making this crap
LOOK AT FACES OF METH ON YOUR COM
TO SEE WHAT THIS DRUG DOES
TO PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They want money…..that’s how it works.
just wondering where they set up once they got out?
extremely low bonds for running a meth lab ……. suspicious