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Environmental Watchdog
Meth Lab Threatens Environment
Credit Miranda Pederson / Bowling Green Daily News
Kentucky State Police Detective Gary Travis wades through the Gasper River on Thursday as he collects meth making supplies that had been dumped there.
Allen Key watched Thursday morning as drug investigators emerged from a wooded area along Warren County's Gasper River with trash bags full of toxic waste - the remnants of methamphetamine labs. “It’s disturbing,” he said as law enforcement officers from the Bowling Green-Warren County Drug Task Force and the Kentucky State Police double-bagged the waste for disposal. Investigators found three garbage bags full of meth waste in the river and discovered another bag on dry land near the road. In all, drug investigators found 30 to 40 pounds of toxic waste, most of it in the river.
