ANOTHER ONE OUT OF FLORIDA!!!!!
NBC Miami ^ | Tuesday, Mar 13, 2012 |Suspect said he was a scientist, police said
A Florida man busted for allegedly cooking up meth in a storage shed also kept a mason jar for what he called homemade napalm, police said.
Seth Stanley, 33, of Milton, allegedly had a plastic bag and a glass vial full of meth in his pocket when the Santa Rosa County Narcotics Unit showed up at his home to serve a search warrant, the Sun-Sentinel newspaper reported.
Stanley allegedly directed police to a “one-pot” jug in a storage shed that he used to cook up meth for himself, the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office said in a news release.
That’s where police found a mason jar with a gas-like substance that Stanley said was the dangerous agent napalm. Stanley did not say why he had a jar full of the stuff, police said.
He allegedly told detectives he was a scientist, a claim police could not corroborate, the Sun-Sentinel reported.
NBC Miami ^ | Tuesday, Mar 13, 2012 |Suspect said he was a scientist, police said
A Florida man busted for allegedly cooking up meth in a storage shed also kept a mason jar for what he called homemade napalm, police said.
Seth Stanley, 33, of Milton, allegedly had a plastic bag and a glass vial full of meth in his pocket when the Santa Rosa County Narcotics Unit showed up at his home to serve a search warrant, the Sun-Sentinel newspaper reported.
Stanley allegedly directed police to a “one-pot” jug in a storage shed that he used to cook up meth for himself, the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office said in a news release.
That’s where police found a mason jar with a gas-like substance that Stanley said was the dangerous agent napalm. Stanley did not say why he had a jar full of the stuff, police said.
He allegedly told detectives he was a scientist, a claim police could not corroborate, the Sun-Sentinel reported.
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