Tina Lovell (Source: Polk County Jail)
Marshall Lovell (Source Polk County Jail)
LIVINGSTON, TX (KTRE) -
Polk
County law enforcement officials are searching for a Big Thicket man suspected
of running a meth lab with his wife and son after they searched his home and
allegedly found five, one-pot meth labs inside the residence.
When
deputies from the Polk County Sheriff's Office arrived on the scene to serve
felony warrants on the man, they allegedly found drugs in plain view in the
residence and quickly obtained a search warrant. After the search, PCSO
deputies arrested the man's wife and son for manufacture/delivery of a
controlled substance and possession/transport of a dangerous chemical.
Tina
Renae Lovell, 39, of Rye, and Marshall Lee Lovell, 20, of Big Thicket, are
still being held in the Polk County Jail on felony charges of
manufacture/delivery of a controlled substance between 1 and 400 grams and
possession/transport of a dangerous chemical with the intent to manufacture a
controlled substance. Collectively, their bonds have been set at $200,000.
On Jan.
12, two narcotics detectives with the Polk County Sheriff's Office showed up at
a residence in the Big Thicket Lake Estates Subdivision to serve arrest warrants
on Marshall Shane Lovell. However, when they got there, the elder Marshall
Lovell was not there.
While the
detectives were there, they allegedly spotted narcotics in plain view. They
secured the residence and obtained a search warrant from Judge Darrell Longino.
Tina and
Marshall Lee Lovell were arrested at the scene and transported to the Polk
County Jail.
Marshall Shane Lovell
still remains at large and is wanted by the Polk County Sheriff's Office. If
you have any information on the whereabouts of Lovell, please contact Polk
County Crime Stoppers at (936) 327-STOP.
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