Two people have been arrested, and one remains on the loose, after deputies found a meth lab at a family home in Warren County.
Warren County Sheriff’s Deputies went to the home on Timberhill Avenue in Bowling Green around Thursday 2:00 p.m.after they received a call about a possible meth lab in the garage there.
Joshua Casteel, 34, fled on foot and John Williams, 35, fled in a car when deputies arrived.
Deputies say Casteel tossed a duffel bag that contained an active methamphetamine lab while he ran off in the car. Deputies say they have since cleaned up all of the lab materials.
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In the garage, deputies found multiple methamphetamine labs that weren’t currently active.
Deputies say a 13-year-old and two 14-year-olds were at the home along with Casteel’s mother, 56-year-old Beatrice Kennedy, and stepfather, 50-year-old Michael Kennedy, who aren’t being charged at this point in the investigation.
John Williams is charged with controlled substance endangerment to child, first degree; wanton endangerment, first degree; wanton endangerment of a police officer; manufacturing methamphetamine, first offense; possession of controlled substance, first degree (meth); unlawful possession of meth precursor; and fleeing or evading police first degree.
23-year-old Bethany Guffey, of Louisville, was also arrested. She is charged with controlled substance endangerment to child, first degree; wanton endangerment, first degree; wanton endangerment, first degree (police officer); manufacturing methamphetamine, first offense; possession of controlled substance, first degree (meth); and unlawful possess of meth precursor.
Joshua Casteel is still on the loose.
Deputies contacted Social Services regarding the children in the home.
