Seymour Man Arrested Following Storage Units Filled With Illegal Durgs

Police also located an estimated $30,000 worth of stolen construction tools and electronics.

(Jackson County, Ind.) – A Seymour man was arrested on April 14 after a lengthy investigation by the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department.

37-year-old Bobby D. Sexton was charged with theft and dealing narcotics.

According to the news release, the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department executed a search warrant at four storage units in Seymour, finding stolen property and narcotics.

Inside the storage units, police found methamphetamine, marijuana, cocaine, LSD, mushrooms, and medications. Police also located an estimated $30,000 worth of stolen construction tools and electronics.

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