Wednesday, 10 April 2013 17:16
Boeing employee in custody after police find meth-making materials
Emergency workers responding to a fire alarm at Boeing Wednesday morning discovered a stash of chemicals that are used to make meth.
Berkeley police say the alarm went off around 10. Firefighters found the chemicals in the building and police removed them.
One Boeing employee is being held in connection to the incident.
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