Bellevue Heights man, 50, and Mitchell Park woman, 37, arrested after police raid meth lab in the southern suburbs

Police have seized drugs and various equipment after discovering a meth lab in the southern suburbs. Two people have been arrested and will face court.

Police investigate and dismantle the drug lab at an abandoned workshop on South Rd, Clovelly Park. Picture: Mark Brake

A pair of alleged meth cooks have been arrested after police found a clandestine laboratory at a property in the southern suburbs.

About 9am on Monday, police searched an abandoned car workshop on South Road, at Clovelly Park.

Police investigate and dismantle the drug lab at an abandoned workshop on South Rd, Clovelly Park. Picture: Mark Brake

Police investigate and dismantle the drug lab at an abandoned workshop on South Rd, Clovelly Park. Picture: Mark Brake

Police investigate and dismantle the drug lab at an abandoned workshop on South Rd, Clovelly Park. Picture: Mark Brake

Police dismantling the clan lab at an abandoned workshop on South Road. Picture: 7NEWS

Police dismantling the clan lab at an abandoned workshop on South Road. Picture: 7NEWS

Police dismantling the clan lab at an abandoned workshop on South Road. Picture: 7NEWS

Officers found a lab full of chemicals and equipment used for the manufacture of methamphetamine.

Members of the Serious and Organised Crime Branch returned to the scene today in Hazmat suits and processed the clandestine laboratory.

They seized about 30ml of liquid fantasy, 5g of methamphetamine and various drug-related equipment.

A 50-year-old Bellevue Heights man and a 37-year-old Mitchell Park woman were arrested at the scene and charged with two counts of trafficking in a controlled drug, manufacturing a controlled drug, possessing precursor for the manufacturing of drugs and three counts of firearm offences.