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Exclusive Photos of Now Shuttered Illegal Medical Lab in Reedley
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August 1, 2023

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GV Wire’s Paul Marshall took these photos of the illegal medical lab where thousands of gallons of biological fluids, and samples of HIV, malaria, COVID, and chlamydia were found before authorities closed it in Reedley, California.

The building housing the illegal medical lab had previously been vacant since at least 2011, Reedley City Manager Nicole Zieba said. (GV Wire/Paul Marshall)
One of several “Do Not Enter Unsafe to Occupy” signs posted by Jesalyn Harper of the Reedley Fire Department on the building at 850 I Street. (GV Wire/Paul Marshall)
It appears the now-shuttered illegal medical lab was previously a showroom of some sort, possibly for building materials and home decor products. (GV Wire/Paul Marshall)
8 inch by 8 inch granite tiles stored outside of the building at 850 I Street in Reedley. (GV Wire/Paul Marshall)
A sign on the building at 850 I Street in Reedley. (Paul Marshall/GV Wire)
Train tracks adjacent to the now-shuttered illegal medical lab in Reedley. ({Paul Marshall/GV Wire)
More lab freezers are stored outside at the illegal medical lab. (GV Wire/Paul Marshall)
The truck loading dock at the illegal medical lab. (Paul Marshall/GV Wire)

 

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