The lab was located at the home of Christopher Lee Raper, 46, Lenoir City, according to deputies.
 

Officers also found multiple empty boxes of pseudoephedrine, empty blister packs, two broken batteries with the lithium removed, an empty bottle of fuel, burned tin foil and hypodermic needles located in garbage in back of the home, LCSO Inv. Shane Ezell wrote in the report.
 

Other items, including a clear plastic baggie containing ammonium nitrate, a set of digital scales, an empty pseudoephedrine box and coffee filters were located in Raper’s bedroom.
 

Raper was charged with promotion of methamphetamine manufacture and possession of drug paraphernalia and held on $13,500 bond.
 

This marks the second meth house bust in the last two weeks in Lenoir City. Christopher Eugene Hicks, 45, Lenoir City, was arrested Jan. 9 on multiple charges related to the manufacture of meth at a residence in the 3600 block of Mountain View Road. John Robert Lee, 22, Lenoir City, and Brandon James Clemmer, 27, homeless, were charged as co-conspirators in the operation.
 

“Those two were just related to each other,” Ezell said about the recent meth busts during a followup interview, noting that evidence from the previous arrest led investigators to the other home.
 

“That was part of an ongoing investigation that tied in to the search warrant we (performed) the Friday before” at the Mountain View Road location, Ezell said.
 

Pair arrested for meth, pills
 

A Maryville man was arrested for possession of drugs after a law enforcement officer followed a car into the driveway of an abandoned home Sunday in the 2900 block of Niles Ferry Road.
 

Noticing a silver Ford Taurus traveling 43 mph in a 50 mph zone along Highway 411 at Black Road in Greenback, LCSO Deputy Kevin Dailey trailed the vehicle as it slowed to 41 mph, according to the arrest report. The driver then turned onto Trigonia Road, made an “abrupt” turn onto Niles Ferry Road and stopped at the vacated property, Dailey wrote.
 

Dailey spoke with the driver, Kelly Dean Vaughn, 39, Maryville, who told police he was looking for homes to rent in the area and to see his friend. A check through dispatch revealed Vaughn had a suspended license and a warrant out of Blount County.
 

Misty Shane Shinlever, 39, Maryville, was a passenger in the vehicle.
 

During a search of the car, police found methamphetamine and Adderall in the trunk and Suboxone and a bottle containing lorazepam and gabapentin in Shinlever’s purse. Vaughn and Shinlever admitted that the drugs belonged to them, Dailey wrote.
 

Vaughn was charged with driving on a suspended license and two counts of possession of a Schedule II substance and held on $62,000 bond.

Shinlever was charged with manufacture/sell/possession of a controlled substance and possession of legend drugs and held on $30,000 bond.
 

Jan. 14
 

• Jeremiah William Downs, 38, Lenoir City, was charged with failure to appear, failure to appear out of Anderson County and contempt of court and held on $2,826 bond.
 

• April Michelle Fox, 35, Lenoir City, was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and failure to appear on theft under $500 and held on $4,000 bond.
 

• Jesus Gonzalez, 22, Philadelphia, was charged with simple possession/casual exchange, possession of drug paraphernalia, driving on a revoked/suspended license and cite-in and released on $7,000 bond.
 

• Amanda Sue Howard, 36, Knoxville, was charged with failure to appear on disorderly conduct and released on $4,000 bond.
 

• Eric Matthew Leach, 29, Lenoir City, was charged with driving on a revoked/suspended license and released on $1,000 bond.
 

• Lindsey Faith Marks, 30, Maryville, was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and held on $2,000 bond.
 

• Jeremy Sean Martin, 40, Lenoir City, was charged with violation of probation and held on $25,000 bond.
 

• William Joseph Mashaw, 41, Seymour, was charged with violation of probation and released without bond.
 

• Marvin Melendez, 19, Lenoir City, was charged with driving without a valid license and released without bond.
 

• Charles Dewayne Ramsey, 28, Knoxville, was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and released on $1,000 bond.
 

• Craig Eugene Warnack, 27, Kingston, was charged with failure to appear and released on $2,000 bond.
 

• Amanda Andora Wells, 27, Harriman, was charged with manufacture/sell/delivery/resale of a Schedule II substance and possession of drug paraphernalia and held on $32,000 bond.
 

Jan. 15
 

• Lacy Diann Hickman, 27, Lenoir City, was charged with two counts of manufacture/sell/delivery/resale of a Schedule II substance, possession of drug paraphernalia and criminal impersonation and held on $32,000 bond.
 

• Melanie Leigh Hollis, 50, Loudon, was charged with driving under the influence and two counts of cite-in and released on $2,000 bond.
 

• Jeremy Allen Russell, 23, Loudon, was charged with two counts of assault and vandalism and released on $3,000 bond.
 

• Heather Marie Schlichting, 31, Lenoir City, was charged with manufacture/sell/delivery/resale of a Schedule II substance and theft of property and held without bond. Dispatched to a call of a disabled vehicle at Hotchkiss Valley Road East and Happy Hollow Road, LCSO Deputy Robbie Lane found a maroon Ford F-150 on the scene, but no one was near the truck. During a check through dispatch, Lane learned the vehicle was stolen out of Monroe County. The deputy then drove along a portion of Hotchkiss Valley Road looking for the driver when he was told that a male and female were seen at the vehicle and had gone under a nearby bridge. Lane saw the truck pull onto the road, and he stopped the vehicle under an Interstate 75 bridge, according to the report. The driver was identified as Schlichting and a male passenger initially identified himself as Samuel Smith, according to police. “I ran Mr. Smith with dispatch and they could not find a license with that name and date of birth,” Lane wrote. “Ms. Schlichting advised that the male's name was David.” The man was identified as David Tommy Smith. The truck was confirmed to be stolen out of Monroe County, according to the report. During a search of Schlichting’s wallet, police found a small plastic bag containing a white powder, and the woman told police the substance was meth, Lane wrote.
 

• David Tommy Smith, 32, Maynardville, was charged with criminal impersonation, theft of property and driving on a suspended license and held without bond.
 

Jan. 16
 

• Allison Mechelle Davis, 21, Loudon, was charged with failure to appear on violation of probation for driving under the influence and held on $2,000 bond.
 

• Wiley Hayword Sells, 32, Knoxville, was charged with driving under the influence and cite-in and released on $4,000 bond.
 

Jan. 17
 

• James Harrison Burnette, 49, Rockwood, was charged with theft over $500 and released on $10,000 bond. On Dec. 27, Burnette left a retail store in Lenoir City without paying for a Briggs and Stratton 5,500-watt generator, according to the arrest report. A cashier made “multiple attempts” to stop Burnette from leaving the store, but the man exited and got into a black Ford sports utility vehicle, according to police. The cashier later identified Burnette from a police lineup. The generator was valued at $799.99.
 

• Brandon Thomas Deaton, 25, Lenoir City, was charged with theft of property and held on $10,000 bond.
 

• Charles Emory Gaston, 52, Lenoir City, was charged with simple assault and released on $1,000 bond.
 

• Israel Martinez Gonzalez, 24, Loudon, was charged with domestic assault-felony and false imprisonment and held on $17,500 bond.
 

• Randy Lee McCallie, 44, Philadelphia, was charged with failure to appear-general sessions and contraband in a penal institution and held on $40,000 bond. While attempting to remove McCallie from his block to allow the inmate make a phone call, LCSO Deputy Chance Gray noticed a lump inside the man’s right sock, according to the arrest report. Police found about 2 grams of a substance believed to be methamphetamine in the sock, Gray wrote in the report.
 

Jan. 18
 

• Steven Shawn Bowen, 37, Madisonville, was charged with violation of probation out of Blount County and held without bond.
 

• Daniel Thomas Bryant, 28, homeless, was charged with burglary, vandalism and criminal trespass and held without bond. Responding to a call of an unwanted guest in the 100 block of Turman Drive, police spoke with a woman, who told police that when she got home from church, Bryant was sitting on her front porch, according to the arrest report. The woman said Bryant had not been living at the residence because of his drug use, and she said Bryant came into the home without permission and refused to leave when asked. Police attempted to get Bryant to call someone to pick him up because of his “intoxicated state,” but the man was not cooperative, according to the arrest report.
 

• Dennis William Bunch, 49, Knoxville, was charged with driving under the influence, driving on a revoked/suspended license and three counts of cite-in and held on $12,000 bond.
 

• Robbie Earl Lane, 32, Sweetwater, was charged with contempt of court out of Meigs County and held without bond.
 

• Amanda Faye Throckmorton, 40, Loudon, was charged with driving on a revoked/suspended license and released on $1,000 bond.
 

Jan. 19
 

• Dorothea Tracey Healy, 55, Pottstown, Pa., was charged with driving under the influence and violation of implied consent and held without bond.
 

"All three were obviously impaired," Yates wrote in the report. "Mr. Hout was unsteady on his feet, spoke with a thick tongue and was very lethargic. He was spilling coffee on himself and the counter and made a mess of the condiments."
 

Hout "voluntarily" pulled a series of items out of his pocket, which included a morphine pill, three Xanax pills in an unlabeled bottle and two clear, plastic bags containing 48 green, oblong pills believed to be clonazepam, 18 other clonazepam pills in the other bag and 12 yellow pills believed to be Percocet.
 

"All three are scheduled narcotics and were possessed without a valid prescription, bottle and with the intent for resale," Yates wrote in the report.
 

During a search of Burns, police found a clear, plastic bag containing seven green pills believed to be clonazepam and two yellow believed to be Percocet. "Mr. Burns did not have a prescription bottle for either medications," Akins wrote.
 

Roberts told police she had smoked marijuana that day, according to the arrest report.
 

Hout was charged with public intoxication, two counts of simple possession/casual exchange and two counts of manufacture/sell/possession of a controlled substance and held on $13,000 bond.
 

Burns was charged with public intoxication and two counts of simple possession/casual exchange and held on $3,000 bond.
 

Roberts was charged with public intoxication and released on $1,000 bond.
 

66-year-old leads police on chase in snow
 

A Maryville man is facing felony evading and driving under the influence charges stemming from an incident in which he failed to pull over for police.

Stopping traffic at Mulberry Street near Atlanta Avenue in Loudon, Loudon Police Officer Kent Russell noticed a gray Toyota truck pass in the northbound lane, according to the arrest report.
 

When the officer pursued, the driver of the vehicle, later identified as Charles Chrisley Hurst, 66, Maryville, sped up and "began sliding in the snow (and) striking a curb," and the vehicle continued to move forward for about a mile, according to Russell in the report.
 

Loudon Police Sgt. Scott Newman intervened in a marked vehicle at Highland Avenue, where Hurst eventually stopped the truck.
 

While speaking with the driver, police noticed a smell of alcohol and an open container in the vehicle, according to the arrest report. Police also found a 12-pack of beer sitting on the seat, including five empty drinks and an open can, according to police.
 

"Mr. Hurst did admit to drinking the beers after he got off work ...," Russell wrote. "Mr. Hurst stated that he saw my blue lights but did not know what they meant."
 

Hurst performed poorly on field sobriety tests. He was charged and released on $9,000 bond.
 

Jan. 19
 

• Harral Franklin Bryant, 39, Sale Creek, was charged with failure to appear on simple possession and possession of drug paraphernalia and held on $8,000 bond.
 

• James Michael Gass, 27, Madisonville, was charged with failure to appear-municipal court and released on $2,000 bond.
 

• Steven W. Gibbs, 42, Bruceton, was charged with evading arrest, resisting arrest and driving on a revoked/suspended license and held on $14,500 bond. Spotting a black Ford Explorer traveling along Highway 411 toward Blount County, Loudon County Sheriff's Office Deputy Blake Garland determined that the driver did not have an well-lit plate, according to the arrest report. As Garland approached the driver, Gibbs fled the scene in the vehicle, and Garland proceeded to pursue the Explorer into Blount County and onto Old Niles Ferry Pike, Garland wrote. After stopping the vehicle, Gibbs then fled on foot. Two passengers, Chevi Garrett and Christin Harrison, remained in the Explorer and were detained, according to the report. Police set up a perimeter and located Gibbs hiding in a vehicle in the 5800 block of Old Niles Ferry Pike, Garland wrote, noting that the man was given "several verbal commands" before he was taken into custody with assistance from a K-9 unit. During a search of the vehicle, police found multiple syringes near the center console, according to police. "All three defendants did admit to frequently using illegal narcotics including methamphetamine and morphine, but none stated who the paraphernalia belonged to," Garland wrote.
 

• Chevy Devanne Garrett, 27, Maryville, was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and released on $2,000 bond.
 

• Christin Renee Harrison, 30, Vonore, was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and released on $2,000 bond.
 

• Harold Eugene Hughes, 41, Athens, was charged with violation of probation on criminal impersonation and released without bond.
 

• James Thomas Nichols, 33, Sweetwater, was charged with theft over $1,000 and held without bond.
 

• Brenda Prince, 47, Lenoir City, was charged with public intoxication and released on $1,000 bond.
 

Jan. 21
 

• Tyler William Click, 29, Maryville, was charged with failure to appear-general sessions and held without bond.
 

• Nathan Carson Craig, 35, Knoxville, was charged with driving under the influence-second offense, driving on a revoked license, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct and held without bond. Responding to a car crash with injury on Highway 444, Tennessee Highway Patrol Trooper Rodney Best arrived to find a gold Toyota truck and a gray Lexus on the shoulder of the road, according to the arrest report. Craig showed signs of intoxication during a police interview in the ambulance, Best wrote in the report. Craig was transported to Fort Loudoun Medical Center for blood testing. While writing warrants, Best received a call that Craig was "threatening the medical staff," Best wrote. "When I arrived I observed Mr. Craig standing behind the bed with blood on his face and hands," Best wrote. "There was blood all over the floor and he stated he was not going to jail." When backup arrived, officers gave Craig an order to get on the floor, but the man refused to comply. "... The taser was deployed but missed," Best wrote. "He then got on the floor but resisted when cuffing him. When Mr. Craig was escorted to the car he resisted to walk to the car and resisted being put in the car and buckled. He was then transported to the Loudon County Jail."
 

• Charles D. Marshall, 43, Harriman, was charged with contempt of court and released on $150 bond.