3 Arrested In Burglary At Fertilizer Plant - Cincinnati News Story - WLWT Cincinnati
PLEASANT PLAIN, Ohio -- Three people were arrested early Wednesday after a burglary at a Warren County fertilizer plant.
Sheriff's deputies responded to a burglar alarm around 12:45 a.m. at the Southwest Landmark fertilizer facility in Pleasant Plain, where they found a large gash cut into a security fence.
Deputies found two men within the fenced area, along with a propane tank filled with anhydrous ammonia, which investigators said can be used to manufacture methamphetamine.
Authorities arrested both men, 38-year-old Matthew Paytes, of Loveland, and 28-year-old Adam Williams, of Goshen, along with 41-year-old Kathleen Johnson, of Milford, who was found waiting nearby inside a vehicle.
Paytes and Williams were each charged with breaking and entering, theft, and possession of criminal tools, and Johnson was charged with complicity to breaking and entering, complicity to theft, and possession of criminal tools.
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