Man arrested for operating meth lab after incident that led to evacuation at MSU’s Wells Hall

Man arrested for operating meth lab after incident that led to evacuation at MSU’s Wells Hall

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Key Points:

  • Michigan State University police charged 31-year-old Xin Tong with felony offenses related to operating a meth lab, following an investigation that led to the evacuation of Wells Hall due to unidentified chemicals.
  • Tong faces charges including malicious destruction of property over $20,000 and felony controlled substance lab operation involving methamphetamine; he was arraigned Wednesday evening.
  • Police found multiple chemicals commonly used in meth production, such as sodium hydroxide, hydrochloric acid, and butane, on Tong’s person, but have not confirmed if meth lab equipment was found inside Wells Hall.
  • Wells Hall remains closed for cleanup, evidence gathering, and safety inspections, with officials assuring no risk to the campus community and prioritizing safety.
  • The investigation is ongoing, and authorities continue to assess damage and remediate affected areas before reopening the building.

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