Russell Hulstine, NewsOn6.com
MUSKOGEE, Oklahoma -- Eleven Muskogee County residents are in jail after a sheriff's deputy serving a warrant Tuesday evening smelled a meth lab operation at a travel trailer near Porum.
Muskogee County Sheriff's deputy Raelea Spears says she was attempting to serve a warrant on Nicholas Wright, 29, when they found 10 other people including Wright's father and mother standing outside the trailer.
Spears says a fellow deputy smelled a strong odor of a meth lab operation. She says that is when they called in the county's drug task force to help.
A search of the travel trailer and surrounding property turned up meth manufacturing ingredients, a loaded shotgun along with some other items believed to be stolen in some Muskogee County burglaries.
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Deputies arrested the following people:
They were arrested on complaints of endeavoring to manufacture methamphetamine.
Spears says an investigation continues and more charges are expected in connection with the burglaries.