A Wright City man is facing drug-related charges after police found evidence of a one-pot methamphetamine lab in his home.James Vietmeier Jr., 44, has been charged with manufacturing and possession …
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A Wright City man is facing drug-related charges after police found evidence of a one-pot methamphetamine lab in his home.James Vietmeier Jr., 44, has been charged with manufacturing and possession of a controlled substance, unlawful use of drug paraphernalia and unlawful possession of a firearm.According to court documents, police received written consent to search Vietmeier’s home in the 22000 block of Mark Peterson Drive where they found the meth lab, along with several pipes and aluminum foil with residue used to smoke meth.The pipes and foil were field tested and tested positive for the presence of meth.Also located in the home were several firearms, police said.Vietmeier was convicted in 2005 for resisting arrest by fleeing out of Hazelwood.A $45,000 bond was set in the Warren County case.
