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<p>WILKES-BARRE &#8212; A man from Duryea accused of using a stolen credit card to buy ingredients to cook methamphetamine waived his right to a preliminary hearing in Luzerne County Central Court this week.</p><p>Harley D. Wudarski, 38, last known address as McAlpine Street, waived charges of access device fraud and forgery to county court Tuesday.</p><p>Duryea police allege Wudarski racked up more than $3,200 in purchases at Home Depot with a stolen credit card, buying tools and ingredients to cook meth.</p><p>Police discovered a meth lab inside Wudarski&#8217;s bedroom and attic on Jan. 24 after he was arrested while driving a stolen vehicle, according to court records.</p><p>The alleged discovery happened during a flood emergency in Duryea.</p><p>Wudarski previously waived charges of possession with intent to manufacture a controlled substance, risking a catastrophe and related counts to county court.</p><p>He also faces trial on counts of theft and unauthorized use of a vehicle.</p><p>Police said they found a dump site of meth lab materials near Wudarski&#8217;s residence Feb. 14.</p><style>
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<div class="metaInfo"><bylineMeta><p>By Ed Lewis</p><p>elewis@www.timesleader.com</p></bylineMeta></div>

Duryea man charged with credit card fraud waives hearing