Troopers Arrest Evansville Man for Dealing Synthetic Cannabinoids

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Troopers Arrest Evansville Man for Dealing Synthetic Cannabinoids

Vanderburgh County – Indiana State Police arrested a 41-year-old Evansville man yesterday afternoon for dealing synthetic cannabinoids from his southeast side residence.

Yesterday afternoon at approximately 1:00, Indiana State Police responded to a residence located at 2517 South St. James Boulevard in Evansville after receiving information that David Morrow, 41, was allegedly selling drugs. When troopers searched Morrow’s residence they found plant material that later tested positive for synthetic cannabinoids. Troopers also found a Coca-Cola truck tin containing three homemade smoking devices and a large amount of hand rolled cigars containing plant material. Troopers seized over three pounds of synthetic cannabinoids from Morrow’s residence. He was arrested and taken to the Vanderburgh County Jail where he is currently being held without bond.

ARRESTED AND CHARGE:
• David Jason Morrow, 41, 2517 South St. James Blvd, Evansville, IN
1. Dealing in Synthetic Cannabinoids, Class D Felony

Arresting Officers: Master Trooper Kevin Waters, Trooper Seth Rainey and Trooper Wes Alexander