Two Arrested In Tulsa Meth Lab Bust

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TULSA, Oklahoma -- Tulsa Police said a 40-year-old woman was found dead in the backyard of house that contained several one-pot meth labs.

Police responded to the home in the 5300 block of W. 18th Street around 1:30 Friday afternoon to investigate the death of the woman.

When officers arrived, they found several shake and bake meth labs inside the home.

Officers arrested the woman's son, Brendan Cordier, 19. He was booked on two complaints of child endangerment and one complaint of endeavoring to manufacture meth.

Kristina Parris, 18, was also arrested and booked on two complaints of child endangerment charges.

Police removed four children from the home, including Parris and Cordier's one-month-old child and one-year-old child.  

All four children were taken into protective custody and transported to a shelter after a medical evaluation.

Police are not sure how the woman died. Her name has not been released. 

The Tulsa Police Special Investigations Unit was called recover the meth labs.