Investigation following a vehicle stop this morning led to the arrest of a man and woman who are charged with manufacturing methamphetamine after the makings of a mobile meth lab were found inside the car. Central Precinct Officer Matthew Bajt stopped a car on Demonbreun Street after the driver, Mark J. Robertson, 45, ran a red light at the intersection of 6th Avenue South and Demonbreun Street at 4 a.m. Robertson did not have any identification. He and his passenger, Vanity Mistich, 23, appeared nervous. When Robertson stepped out of the car, Officer Bajt saw a bag of needles in plain view on the door handle. During a subsequent consent search of the vehicle, Officer Bajt discovered a backpack that contained what appeared to be items commonly used to manufacture meth, glass jars that contained a white rocky residue, a digital scale, and additional needles. Robertson, of Carthage, Tennessee, and Mistich, of Nashville, are both charged with manufacturing methamphetamine. They are each being held in lieu of $80,000 bond.
Posted on: Thu, 08 Jan 2015 18:33:21 +0000
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