Tulsa man arrested for allegedly starting fire with meth lab

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Updated: 1/17 4:57 pm

Published: 1/17 4:56 pm

A man is being held on a $50,000 dollar bond after allegedly setting fire to a garage while making meth.

Brent Johnson was charged with manufacturing meth, first degree arson and endangering human life during arson. He is accused of setting fire to a garage in north Tulsa on December 5th.

Investigators say one person in the home that Johnson ran into the home yelling about a fire and telling someone to call 911. Investigators later determined the fire was started by a meth lab.

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WyoMoe - 1/18/2013 8:25 AM

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This guy (and anyone convicted of making Meth) should get life in prison working on a work farm or chain gang.

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