Amanda Holmes, Michelle Phillips and Benji Solesbee of York County, South Carolina have been arrested in connection with a camper meth lab that police discovered on their property, according to local news source WSOC TV.
Police, whose two-year-old child was found on the property, has been charged with unlawful neglect of a child, in addition to possession of marijuana, possession of hydrocodone and possession of meth. Phillips and Solesbee were also hit with several drug related charges, writes the Herald Online.
Authorities say that the most recent bust is already the eighth this year.
One suspect, however, is still at large. While executing a warrant to search the premises police say that Jonathon Patrick hopped on a four-wheeler, giving the law the slip, reports WRHI.
If caught, Patrick will be charged with failure to stop for a blue light, reckless driving, exposing a minor to a meth lab, possession of marijuana and manufacturing methamphetamine and possession of meth with the intent to distribute methamphetamine.
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