Related: Oklahoma Bureau Of Narcotics Seizes 589 Pounds Of Meth In Large Bust The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics also announced a meth bust in “central and southern” Oklahoma on Friday, however a spokesperson for the agency said he cannot comment on whether the two cases are related due to pending investigations. Marrero’s innocence.Īttorneys for the other three suspects did not return a request for comment Friday evening. We do, however, look forward to proving Mr. He told News 9 Friday they have no comment on the charge at this time.Īn attorney for Marrero, Patrick Quillian, said, “We have yet to see any evidence in the case and are therefore unable to comment. In total, agents found 30 kilograms of crystalized methamphetamine and 51 gallons of liquid meth.įederal Oklahoma City prosecutors on Thursday charged five suspects: Mario Marrero, Oscar Rodriguez-Reyes, Jose Rosas, Brayan Aguilar-Aguilar, and Malcom Costa.Īttorney Ed Blau was appointed by the court to represent Rosas. In Ardmore, agents found 30 “Ziplock style bags” filled with meth, as well as several containers of the drug in liquid form, and more. According to a federal affidavit, agents found receipts and documents that led them to a home in Ardmore.Īfter an undercover agent attempted to purchase meth from the group of suspects on Thursday, agents searched a home in the 1600 block of 7th Ave NW, along with a neighbor’s backyard shed. Drug Enforcement Administration to assist. “We haven't seen these types of labs in 20 years or so,” Pursell said.

Once inside, firefighters found lab equipment, containers, and small amounts of methamphetamine. “No occupants were there so no one was outside meeting us,” Pursell said. 5 Arrested After Federal Meth Bust in Oklahoma City, ArdmoreĪ house fire in Del City uncovered a meth lab and led to a multi-county federal investigation that’s netted five arrests.ĭel City Fire Chief Brandon Pursell said the department responded to a house fire in the 3100 block of Beachwood Drive in July.

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