Officers Seize 19 'Shake & Bake' Meth Labs In Wagoner County Drug Bust

A Wagoner County drug bust Tuesday netted 19 'shake and bake' methamphetamine labs, marijuana, drug paraphernalia, a stolen motorcycle and one woman in jail for law enforcement. 

Apryl Jeske, 54, of Coweta, was arrested and booked into the Wagoner County jail. Jeske was charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance, possession of a controlled dangerous substance, possession of stolen property and endeavoring to manufacture a controlled dangerous substance, the WCSO said. 

The Wagoner County Sheriff's Office, in cooperation with the Coweta Police Department officers, served a search warrant at a home at 26303 East 105th Street South in Coweta, after investigators received information that "narcotics were being manufactured and maintained inside the house," the WCSO said. 
Upon the service of the warrant, 19 “shake and bake” methamphetamine labs were located inside the home as well as methamphetamine, marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Also located was a motorcycle that had been reported stolen from Broken Arrow. 

“My team worked hard on this case," said Wagoner County Sheriff Chris Elliott. "We got the information and followed up with it and kept in contact with the other departments in the county. This was a major methamphetamine distribution, we took 19 meth labs and marijuana off the streets. The Sheriff’s Office is aggressively seeking out people who use and sell narcotics in our county and working hard to take the drug dealers off our streets. The Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office is working with other departments to get the job done."