Meth Lab Found, Arrests Made In Switz Co.

(Vevay, Ind.) – Three people are being held after a methamphetamine lab was discovered by police in Switzerland County Tuesday.

 

The Switzerland County Sheriff’s Department, Vevay Police Department, and Indiana State Police carried out a search warrant at a home on Miller Road in York Township.

 

In that home, officers found evidence of a clandestine meth lab and drug related paraphernalia.

 

Three people were arrested. Christopher W. Peelman and Aaron M. Streble are being held at the Switzerland County Detention Center on outstanding warrants. Gerald R. Scudder was arrested for Possession of Paraphernalia.

 

“Investigation is still in progress concerning the manufacturing of methamphetamine and additional charges are expected to be filed at a later time,” the sheriff’s department said in a news release.

 

Anyone with information relating to the investigation is urged to contact the Switzerland County Sheriff’s Department at (812) 427-3636.

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