Crime & Safety

Man Faces Drug Charge After Buying Meth Ingredients

Kirkwood police said Michael Millaway had pseudoephedrine, drain cleaner, ice packs and other meth-related material.

A man faces charges related to making methamphetamine after police found pseudoephedrine and other chemicals in a car after a traffic stop.

Michael W. Millaway, 30, of the 800 block of Alan Avenue in Arnold, was charged Thursday with possession of a chemical with intent to make a controlled substance.

Kirkwood police said Millaway was a passenger in a car when it was pulled over for a traffic violation. Millaway and the driver had outstanding warrants, so the officer arrested both of them.

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A vehicle search discovered pseudoephedrine, drain cleaner, ice packs and other items commonly used to make meth.

According to a court document, Millaway told the officer he bought the items to take to a drug dealer.

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Millaway is being held in the Jefferson County jail. He faces a felony theft charge in a 2011 incident in Jefferson County.

 


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