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27 Arrested in Crystal Meth Bust

By: WTAJ NEWS

Updated: November 30, 2012

27 People have been charged in connection with a $3.5 million drug ring.

Officials say that the suspects brought Crystal Meth from Mexico and Texas into Pennsylvania.

Authorities say that the meth was repackaged into small quantities and resold all across the keystone state.

Police have been working on the case for nearly four years. Officers made 25 arrests across the state on Tuesday.

4 Pounds of meth, around 100 fire arms and other drug paraphernalia were seized in the drug bust.

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