Brooklyn PCP Lab Bust Exposed | San Jose News

0:00So, word on the street is that a property manager in Brooklyn Basin thought he smelled a meth lab. Turns out he was close, but it wasn't meth. Police went into this fifth floor apartment and found a whole operation, but for PCP, that's Angel Dust. They found judds of stuff, butane canisters, blow torches, all the equipment you'd need to cook up the drug. This whole situation went down after the property manager noticed a weird smell while some pest control was happening. The cops got called and they were worried enough about a dangerous drug lab that they evacuated the neighbors. When they searched the apartment, they saw all this manufacturing gear just out in the open. The guy allegedly running this PCP lab is Temogen Harris. He's 56 years old. He's now facing charges for making the drug. He got out of jail after a court date on September 2nd, but the judge told him he has to stay away from that apartment and can't have any chemicals. Used to make drugs. Now Harris isn't exactly new to the system.

1:00His record goes way back to 1991 with a kidnapping conviction. He's also got another case pending right now for drug possession and having drug paraphernalia, which are misdemeanors. That one came from an arrest in May, where his co-defendant was accused of having a stolen car. In that may arrest, police actually found a few grams of meth and some pipes on Harris. He was in court for that case just two weeks before they busted this PCP lab. It's a wild situation. People trying to make these dangerous substances in residential buildings. That rap San Jose News today brought to you with AI.