DRUG BUST: Authorities have arrested a mother they say was caring for her toddler while manufacturing crystal meth in her east Harris County home Friday.
According to officials from the Harris County Sheriff’s Office and the Houston Police Narcotics Division High Hazard Clandestine Laboratory Team, law enforcement officials received a call about the home at 11516 Scenic River Drive around 7:11 a.m. Friday.
Houston Police said that they were alerted that a woman at the address was under the influence and could not take care of her 2-year-old child. When authorities from HCSO Special Investigations Division arrived at the home, they reportedly found the 29-year-old woman who was under the influence and manufacturing crystal meth in her home. The child was also found at the same scene the drugs were located. Houston Police said the 29-year-old had originally called her mother who instructed her to alert authorities.Investigators say they removed approximately 112 KGs of crystallized meth and 87.
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