Three people have been arrested and charged with making meth in Ohio County. 

We’re told it happened on East Center Street in Hartford after authorities were called to help a probation and parole officer with a home visit. 

State Police say they found meth making materials inside the home and in the backyard. 

Fifty-year-old Lisa Basham, 32-year-old Brandy Johnson and Timothy Yonts--all of Hartford-- are in the Ohio County Jail.

A Utica, KY man is in jail after Ohio County Sheriff's detectives say they found a working meth lab in his home.

Detective Doug Esther told the Ohio County Times-News that they received a complaint from the public about possible drug activity and obtained a search warrant for the home at 2221 Harmons Perry Road last Friday.

Inside, law enforcement officers say they found the working lab and other paraphernalia along with amounts of meth and marijuana as well as cash.

Kentucky State Police arrested three Ohio County residents on charges of manufacturing meth Monday night.

The Ohio County Sheriff's Office and state troopers went to a home on Shreve Road to serve a warrant when they discovered an active meth lab inside.

Arrested and charged were Jeffrey Smallwood of Hartford, Tracy Bratcher of Fordsville and Crystal Warfield of Fordsville.  It's Bratcher's second meth-related offense. 

All three were taken to the Ohio County Detention Center.