Summary
Investigators found nearly five pounds of methamphetamine at an apartment on Southwest 180to Avenue. Abel Rodriguez-Garcia, 22, was taken into custody for the manufacturing, possession and delivery of meth.
Story Published: Jun 25, 2009 at 11:17 AM PST
Story Updated: Jun 25, 2009 at 1:33 PM PST
ALOHA, Ore. – Authorities say a special investigations unit has made the largest meth bust in recent memory in Aloha.
Investigators found nearly five pounds of methamphetamine at an apartment on Southwest 180th Avenue.
Abel Rodriguez-Garcia, 22, was taken into custody for the manufacturing, possession and delivery of meth.
Police said they had been following Rodriguez-Garcia for some time.
During a traffic stop, Rodriguez-Garcia agreed to let police search his home where they said they found the drugs.
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