Brandi Favre has found a way to avoid talking to the public about her brother's penis: she's been arrested as part of a meth lab bust in Mississippi.
The younger sibling of the (likely) retired quarterback was one of five people rounded up inside a condo where a cooking station was hidden, reports WLOX. The suspects were taken to a local medical center for decontamination before being thrown in jail.
Brandi Favre has run into legal trouble before. She's been arrested for shoplifting and unlawful use of a weapon.
Police in a rural Mississippi county arrested at least three people Wednesday during a drug raid -- one of them, according to the Biloxi newspaper website SunHerald.com, was Brandi Favre, sister of NFL quarterback Brett Favre.
Lawmen from Hancock County, Miss., conducted the raid at a condominium complex in the town of Diamondhead, located in extreme southwestern Mississippi, according to WLOX-TV.
Brandi Favre is Brett Favre's younger sister. She and the other suspects were scheduled to appear in court Thursday morning, SunHerald.com reported. They were being held overnight after being decontaminated at a Hancock County facility.
Brandi Favre, 34, of Christian, Miss., faces charges of manufacturing of methamphetamine and generation of hazardous waste, both felonies, Diamondhead police Sgt. Abe Long told SunHerald.com.
The raid was described as being on an active lab for making methamphetamines. Narcotics agents were directed to the site by suspects questioned in a drug buy.
Two men also were arrested at the site, where lawman said they found methamphetamines being made in a bathtub. They were identified as Marty Grimes, 36, of Kiln, Miss., and Carl Wynn, 53, of Diamondhead.
Two people were arrested in the drug buy, SunHerald.com reported. They were identified as David Michael Logan, 40, of Poplarville, Miss., and Alesha D. Kirkland, 25, of Waveland, Miss.
The younger sibling of the (likely) retired quarterback was one of five people rounded up inside a condo where a cooking station was hidden, reports WLOX. The suspects were taken to a local medical center for decontamination before being thrown in jail.
Police in a rural Mississippi county arrested at least three people Wednesday during a drug raid -- one of them, according to the Biloxi newspaper website SunHerald.com, was Brandi Favre, sister of NFL quarterback Brett Favre.
Lawmen from Hancock County, Miss., conducted the raid at a condominium complex in the town of Diamondhead, located in extreme southwestern Mississippi, according to WLOX-TV.
Brandi Favre is Brett Favre's younger sister. She and the other suspects were scheduled to appear in court Thursday morning, SunHerald.com reported. They were being held overnight after being decontaminated at a Hancock County facility.
Brandi Favre, 34, of Christian, Miss., faces charges of manufacturing of methamphetamine and generation of hazardous waste, both felonies, Diamondhead police Sgt. Abe Long told SunHerald.com.
The raid was described as being on an active lab for making methamphetamines. Narcotics agents were directed to the site by suspects questioned in a drug buy.
Two men also were arrested at the site, where lawman said they found methamphetamines being made in a bathtub. They were identified as Marty Grimes, 36, of Kiln, Miss., and Carl Wynn, 53, of Diamondhead.
Two people were arrested in the drug buy, SunHerald.com reported. They were identified as David Michael Logan, 40, of Poplarville, Miss., and Alesha D. Kirkland, 25, of Waveland, Miss.
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