APMar. 5, 2012: This photo provided by a Ashtabula Division of Fire shows a room during Park Haven Nursing Home where a Sunday night glow caused by a meth lab in a room killed one person as well as injured six others. ASHTABULA, Ohio Authorities in Ohio were stunned to discover a glow during a nursing home which killed 1 as well as injured six Sunday night started in a drug lab inside a home, Fox8 reports. Ashtabula Fire Chief Ron Pristera pronounced a man died Monday, following a Sunday night glow during Park Haven Nursing Home. Pristera pronounced a man was among 3 residents as well as two non-residents hospitalized. Two other people were treated during a scene. Officials pronounced they were stunned when they began investigating a cause of a glow as well as discovered a secret methamphetamine lab in one of a rooms during a nursing home. When we initial started to get a indications, we all sort of looked during each other as well as went, You know, have been we seeing what we think were seeing?" pronounced Pristera. Police Chief Robert Stell told The (Ashtabula) Star-Beacon which drug charges have been tentative against two of a men who were burned. He declined to release their names until they have been charged as well as arraigned in municipal court. This is unchartered territory for us, as well as I imagine about everybody else, Pristera said. A lawyer for a nursing home declined to comment. Auditor's records show a home was built in 1950 as well as had 31 rooms. Pristera pronounced 39 names were upon the roster. Methamphetamine is a highly addictive illegal opiate mostly baked in homes with flammable components. State officials say more than 300 meth labs were broken up last year. Click here for more upon this story from Fox8.com. The Associated Press contributed to this report. Powered By iWebRSS.co.cc
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