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Five indicted on charges stemming from DeQuincy meth lab bust

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LAKE CHARLES, LA (KPLC) -

Five people were indicted by a Calcasieu Parish grand jury on Thursday morning following their arrests last month in a meth lab bust in DeQuincy.

Homeowners Candy and Willoe Shell were indicted, along with Dylan Statum and Jesse Shell, on charges of manufacturing dangerous substances.

A fifth person, Mary Marcontell, was indicted with illegal possession of a dangerous substance.

The five were arrested in early September by DeQuincy police after an investigation into their alleged drug activity.

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