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Traffic stop in southern Bulloch County leads to meth possession charges
DIXON REBECCA
Rebecca Lynn Dixon
A routine traffic stop Monday afternoon led to the arrest of the driver and her passenger on methamphetamine possession charges, according to the Bulloch County Sheriff's Office. Master Deputy Mark Guarino and Deputy 1st Class R. Norman were patrolling the Bay District after the Statesboro-Bulloch Crime Suppression Team received complaints about the manufacturing, transportation and usage of illegal narcotics, along with other quality-of-life issues, in the area, Guarino wrote in an incident report. "In fact, recently, Master Deputy (Kirk) McGlamery located an abandoned methamphetamine lab near the public dumpsters on Lawrence Church Road," Guarino wrote.
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