Two people were arrested after a meth lab was busted in Warren County Tuesday morning.

According to Warren County Sheriff Pace, several uniformed Warren County officers, 2 K-9 narcotics investigators, and one agent with the Bureau of Narcotics served a search warrant at 7:00 a.m. Tuesday on a home.

The home belonged to Richard Anthony Jordan (AJ) Courtier and was located in the 100 block of Clear Creek Drive.

When officers arrived, they recovered a meth lab, a vile containing fentanyl, products used to make counterfeit pills, products used to make fake bills, and a hand gun.

Courtier was already under indictment on a charge of possessing a stolen firearm. He has a trial date scheduled for this charge.

He also had an outstanding warrant out of Concordia Parish Louisiana for vehicle theft.

He was taken to the Warren County jail and given no bond.

A relative at the home, Glenda Courtier, was also arrested for hindering prosecution.