Crime & Safety
Meth Lab Found at Simpsonville Home, Child Taken In Protective Custody
Deputies were called to a home for welfare check and found a small child living in a home where a meth lab was located.
A small child is protective custody after a meth lab was found at a Simpsonville home.
Greenville deputies said they were called to a home at 818 Jenkins Bridge Road in Simpsonville on Sept. 9, as part of a welfare check for a one-year-old girl.
Deputies determined the child had been in the home while the lab was active. The child was taken into protective custody and turned over to DSS.
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Deputies have charged the child's mother, Brandy Woodside, with Unlawful Neglect of a Child.
Daniel Gryszel has been charged with Manufacturing Meth, Unlawful
Manufacture of Meth in the Presence of a Child, and Possession of Meth.
Woodside is currently in the Greenville County Detention Center on a $10,000 bond. Gryszel also is incarcerated on a $50,000 bond.
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