Grandmother's meth lab burns toddler, authorities say
2/7/2013
A 2-year-old girl is recovering from chemical burns she suffered in connection with her grandmother's meth lab, Cherokee County Undersheriff Jason Chennault said. |
2 defendants in meth case linked to child’s death are sentenced
2/2/2013
Two defendants who testified for the prosecution at a murder trial linked to a fatal meth fire were sentenced Friday on reduced charges. |
Tulsa man acquitted in fatal meth fire
1/26/2013
Tulsa County jurors acquitted a man Friday of murder and other counts tied to the death of a child in a fire that investigators said was meth-lab related. |
Tulsa man denies role in meth-linked fire that killed baby
1/25/2013
A man who is on trial for murder in connection with a deadly fire told police repeatedly that he was not cooking methamphetamine that morning. |
Defendants testify in fatal fire
1/24/2013
Two defendants who are charged in connection with a fire that claimed a Tulsa baby's life testified Wednesday at the trial of another defendant. |
Co-defendants testify in fatal meth fire trial
1/23/2013
Jeffrey Wayne McBride, Jacob A. Bell and Jennifer Michelle Jennings are charged with causing the death of Jennings’ son, Ayden Jennings, by committing arson in the process of manufacturing methamphetamine on Nov. 10, 2011. |
Suspect in Tulsa child's meth-related death sentenced in separate drug case
1/16/2013
A Tulsa felon who was sentenced this week to 25 years in prison for a methamphetamine crime still faces a murder trial in a child-death case that prosecutors link to a meth-lab fire. |
Six people charged with making meth in infant's home
12/12/2012
The apparent parents of the baby are also charged with child neglect. |
Tulsa police see decrease in meth labs
12/6/2012
Tulsa police are on track to recover more than 300 meth labs this year, a number significantly lower than 2011's but still a concern for law enforcement. |
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Meth registry takes hit in appeals court opinion
11/30/2012
The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Control is considering an attempt to tweak a law setting up a registry for people convicted of methamphetamine-related crimes following an appeals court decision. |
