Couple behind bars after meth lab starts fire at N. Charleston home

Couple behind bars after meth lab starts fire at N. Charleston home
Published: Nov. 4, 2013 at 4:05 PM EST|Updated: Nov. 4, 2013 at 8:13 PM EST
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NORTH CHARLESTON (WCSC) - Charleston County deputies say a fire at a home in North Charleston was caused by a meth lab.

On Sunday night, deputies were called out to a home on Jessen Avenue around 9:30 PM to assist North Charleston firefighters.

Inside the home, deputies found an active meth lab that investigators say caused the blaze.

"I would not have thought it was that, but I did think something was going on over there," said Miriam Davis, who lives down the street.

Deputies arrested 24-year-old James G. Osborne and 24-year-old Jessica R. Tobias. Both are being charged with manufacturing meth as well as possession of a firearm.

Both suspects are currently in the Sheriff Al Cannon Detention Center. Each had their bond set at $50,000.

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