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Brett Favre's sister Brandi busted in Mississippi meth arrest

Donna Harris - Biloxi Sun-Herald

January 13, 2011 12:23 PM

DIAMONDHEAD, Miss. — The sister of legendary quarterback Brett Favre was among three people arrested Wednesday after an active meth lab was discovered in a bathtub of a Diamondhead condominium.

Brandi Favre, 34, of Irvin Favre Road, Pass Christian, was charged with manufacturing of methamphetamine and generation of hazardous waste, both felonies, Sgt. Abe Long said.

Arrested on the same charges were Marty Grimes, 36, of Mississippi 603, Kiln, and Carl Wynn, 53, of Kona Villa, Diamondhead.

The three were discovered at Wynn’s unit at the condominium on Golf Cart Drive about 10:30 a.m., shortly after undercover agents made a purchase of meth from two suspects at a gas station off Interstate 10 at the entrance to the golf community, Long said.

Agents arrested David Michael Logan, 40, of Dawn Ladner Road, Poplarville, and Alesha D. Kirkland, 25, of Old Spanish Trail, Waveland, after the purchase, he said.

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