Wagoner County sheriff’s deputies, the Tulsa Police Department’s gang unit, Broken Arrow police and the ATF served a search warrant at Jordan Kerwin’s Broken Arrow home near 31st and 209th East Avenue on 12 July 2018.[1] Kerwin was arrested on complaints of distributing a controlled substance, using a firearm while committing a felony, and directing, planning, financing, managing or transferring drug proceeds.[1] He was booked into jail without bond.[1]

Investigators found about a pound of hydroponic marijuana in the home.[1] They also found two pistols, an AR-15 rifle and $5,000 in cash.[1] News On 6 reported that investigators found the materials needed to make a concentrated marijuana product and that the process was under way in the home.[2]

Sheriff Chris Elliott said the product, which he called “dab”, is made by extracting high levels of THC from marijuana and was the first such case in Wagoner County.[2] Neighbours told News On 6 they had no problems with the people at the home but saw heavy foot traffic there several times a day.[2]