PHOENIX -- A part-time Cottonwood resident was arrested Friday morning, accused of towing a portable meth lab in a trailer.

Officials said a Yavapai County sheriff's deputy pulled over a van that was towing a trailer with no license plate just off of Highway 89 in Cottonwood.

The driver was identified as 27-year-old Christopher Williamson, of Durango, Colo. Williamson lives part-time in Cottonwood.

The deputy said Williamson appeared to be high and failed several field sobriety tests.

Williamson was taken into custody and deputies began a search of his van and trailer.

Inside the van, deputies said they found a piece of tin foil with burned methamphetamine residue. On the ground underneath the van, they said they found a balloon containing several small bundles of processed meth.

When they opened the door of the trailer, the deputies said they found laboratory equipment including glassware, rubber tubing and a propane burner. Labels on several containers in the trailer indicated that they stored acids commonly used to manufacture meth, deputies said.

Although the makings of a meth lab were present, the deputies determined that the lab was not presently operating.

A hazardous materials team was called in to secure the evidence.

Williamson was booked on charges of possession, transportation and manufacture of dangerous drugs for sale; possession of equipment and chemicals to manufacture dangerous drugs; and driving under the influence of drugs.

Bond was set at $150,000.