The Maine Drug Enforcement Agency has dismantled a methamphetamine lab in the Aroostook County town of Linneus after a tip from the Department of Health and Human Services, concerned that a four-year-old was living in the mobile home.
The Maine Drug Enforcement Agency and its clandestine lab team responded to the house on Route 2A on Thursday. Agents charged resident Alan Gilotti, 28 with violating bail conditions stemming form a previous arrest on a charge of trafficking in methamphetamine and charged Nicole Hall, 28, a visitor, with possession of methamphetamine. Neither has been charged in connection with the lab, police said.
Both were taken to Aroostook County Jail.
A woman who lives at the home with her four-year-old daughter has not been charged.
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