PHOENIX (KPHO/KTVK) -
The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office said a package was sent to a Phoenix home on Tuesday and they later discovered a meth lab
According to MCSO, deputies received information from the Department of Homeland Security that a package was going to be mailed from the Netherlands to a house near 20th Street and Bethany Home Road.
They scanned the parcel and found it contained more than 250 grams of raw ecstasy material, according to Det. Doug Matteson with MCSO.
Undercover detectives then set up a drop where the package was signed for at the house just after 1 p.m.
Deputies then searched the home.
"They found out that the two suspects were inside the residence. They found also found LSD, heroin, methamphetamine," Matteson said. "They also found in the back of the residents an active meth lab."
They also discovered money in European currency and counterfeit U.S. cash.
The two suspects, Christopher Hustrulid and Emily Pitha, were arrested.
Two kids, ages 10 and five, live at the house as well but were at daycare at the time of the bust. Deputies said most of the materials that the couple used to make drugs could have been accessible to the children.
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