Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard 2006 Annual Report

The Fight Against Methamphetamine (continued)
National experts who spoke at the
warrant at 14706 North 124th
• State v. Richard Stephenson,
prison. Richard Stephenson was
conference included:
Lane where they located four
Mickey Rosenquist & Maren
found guilty of possession of
Dr. H. Westley Clark, director of the
Center for Substance Abuse
Treatment, U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services, who provided a
national perspective on drug
treatment and meth addiction.
Dr. Jerry Moe of the Betty Ford
Center explained how meth treatment
can be most effective and offered
insight into the needs of children in
families with substance abuse
problems.
Dr. John Martyny of the National
Jewish Medical and Research Center
addressed cutting-edge medical
treatment to reduce serious health
effects suffered by children in meth
lab homes.
suspects and two children, along
with a fully operational meth lab.
The house was owned by Danny
and Michelle Mitchell. Three other
suspects also lived at the
residence. The children are aged
10 and 6. Danny and Michelle
Mitchell have a prior conviction for
a similar offense. A trial is pending.
• State v. Adam Remington.
On May 4, 2006, officers from
MCSO/HIDTA task force
conducted a knock and
talk at 5133 W. Vogel Ave. in
Glendale based on information
that Remington was ordering
large quantities of iodine over
the Internet. Remington’s 16
year old daughter, who is mentally
Fowler. In October 2005, three
defendants were found guilty of
operating a meth lab and child
abuse after young children were
found near the lab. Mickey
Rosenquist was found guilty of
manufacturing dangerous drugs,
possession of dangerous drugs for
sale, possession of drug
paraphernalia and child abuse. He
was sentenced to seven years in
equipment and chemicals to
manufacture dangerous drugs,
possession of dangerous drugs,
possession of marijuana for sale and
possession of drug paraphernalia.
He was sentenced to four years of
probation, 360 hours of community
service and required to pay $2,750
in fines. Maren Fowler was
convicted of child abuse and
sentenced to two years of probation.
Efforts to combat meth included
these cases:
• State v. Danny and Michelle
Mitchell. On March 16, 2006,
officers from the Maricopa County
handicapped, lived in the
residence. Agents located a fully
operational meth lab. Remington
has a prior conviction for a
similar offense.
Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) and the
HIDTA task force served a search
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