Bradley Jay Dubord, 38 of Escanaba, Michigan was convicted of Delivery/Manufacture of Methamphetamine, Possession of Methamphetamine, Possession of Oxycodone, a controlled substance, and Possession of Methylphenidate, a controlled substance.
Dubord was sentenced to prison for 6 years on January 22, 2019.
Dubord’s convictions stemmed from his involvement in cooking Methamphetamine in a secluded wooded location on 17th Road in Delta County. When Dubord was arrested police discovered him in his possession Methamphetamine, the tools and ingredients used in the manufacturing of Methamphetamine, and prescription pills, Oxycodone and Methylphenidate. A search of the Meth Lab location revealed additional components and tools for manufacturing Methamphetamine buried at the site.
The investigation into the remote Meth Lab was conducted the Upper Peninsula Substance Enforcement Team South in coordination with the Delta County Sheriff’s Department.
Delta County Prosecutor Brett Gardner praised UPSET and the Sheriff’s Department and said, “law enforcement agencies operating in Delta County are working hard to locate, and shut down those people who choose to pose a significant threat to our community by manufacturing and distributing illegal drugs in this county.” Gardner also encouraged the public to contact 911 if they see suspicious activity.
