Methamphetamine Lab Raided in Reseda
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Glendale police raided a methamphetamine laboratory in Reseda, arrested three suspects and seized chemicals used to manufacture the drug, officers said Wednesday.
Johnathan Scott Alexander, 38, of Woodland Hills, Johnnie Marine Stamper, 23, of Canoga Park and Robyn Sandra Burgard, 37, of Reseda were arrested Tuesday on suspicion of conspiracy to manufacture methamphetamine and possession of methamphetamine for sale, Glendale police said.
They were held at the Glendale City Jail in lieu of $500,000 bail each.
The arrests culminated an investigation by the Glendale Police Department, aided by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.
Investigators discovered the lab in the 18500 block of Arminta Street near White Oak Boulevard, Glendale police said.
The lab was not in operation, but was capable of methamphetamine production, Sgt. Howard Singer said.
Inside the lab, investigators discovered about 20 gallons of methamphetamine oil, enough to make about 40 pounds of methamphetamine, Singer said. The officers also seized a large amount of laboratory glassware and chemical agents.
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