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Beating and Crash Lead to Meth Lab in Palm Coast’s P-Section, and Arrests of 3 Men

May 7, 2015 | FlaglerLive | 8 Comments

meth lab p section palm coast

Kenneth Stancil, Joseph Canfield and Brian Hitas were arrested for allegedly operating a methamphetamine lab at 20 Philmont Lane in Palm Coast’s P-Section after a disturbance and a car crash were reported in the area.

Evidence of “Mobile” Meth Lab Uncovered In Woods Within Palm Harbor Golf Club

May 16, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 24 Comments

A woman half naked and screaming that her skin was on fire from the deck of the Palm Harbor Golf Club led deputies to what they determined to be various wars used to cook methamphetamine in the woods in and around the golf club Thursday evening. No arrests were made.

Sheriff Busts Meth Lab in Palm Coast’s R-Section, Arresting Same Suspect Twice in 24 Hours

September 22, 2013 | FlaglerLive | 19 Comments

Micahel Marsh, 30, was arrested in the Friday bust at 6 Raeitan Way, where he lived with Amber Troha, 19, and others. After bonding out, Marsh was re-arrested the next day, along with Troha and Virdell Myers, 28, on charges of possessing prescription drugs without a prescription, among other charges.

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