A remote Chinese biological laboratory has been found to be operating in Reedley, CA in the central San Joaquin Valley. This bio-lab was supposed to be simply an empty building.

It is actually supposed to be used only for storage but was home to a black-market type of lab testing facility. YourCentralValley.com reported that the discovery was made after a local code enforcement officer noticed this garden hose poking out a back wall of the building.

An investigation into a Reedley warehouse uncovered a large-scale illegal medical lab complete with bioengineered mice, infectious agents, nearly 30 refrigerators and freezers some of which were non-operational, incubators, and more. The discovery allegedly shocked the mini tyrants and health “authorities” in the area. 

“This is an unusual situation. I’ve been in government for 25 years. I’ve never seen anything like this,” said Reedley City Manager Nicole Zieba. “Frankly, we knew that should not have been there and when she went to investigate, she found that there was activity or operation or something happening within that building.”

“There was a special room that was built housing about 1000 white lab mice,” Zieba explained.

“I’ve never seen this in my 26-year career with the County of Fresno,” said Assistant Director of the Fresno County Department of Public Health Joe Prado. “So there was over 800 different chemicals on site in different bottles of different acids. Unfortunately, a lot of these are being categorized under unknown chemicals,” Prado said. “Through their statements that they were doing some testing on laboratory mice that would help them support, developing the COVID test kits that they had on-site,” Prado said.

Also found were thousands of vials, many of which contained biohazardous materials including human blood, and other unknown substances, according to ZeroHedge. “A lot of these labels have been removed from bottles so there was only so much testing. We could do those chemicals,” Prado continued.

Public Health staff also observed blood, tissue, and other bodily fluid samples and serums; and thousands of vials of unlabeled fluids and suspected biological material.

Officials are still trying to figure out what type of operation was taking place inside that building. Prado said the owners operated under the name Prestige Biotech and the company president was not forthcoming with information.