BYU student Michael McLind was arrested and jailed after police searched his house and found a stolen weapon and drugs. (Provo Police Department Facebook)
Provo Police arrested a BYU student Tuesday night on suspicion of a stolen firearm and various drug related charges.
Police used a warrant to search for Michael McLind's house, according to the Provo Police Facebook page.
During the search, police found 130 grams of marijuana packaged in multiple bags and 12 125-milligram capsules of 'dab.' Each dab capsule had the THC equivalent of 60 joints (the chemical that causes the high from using marijuana.) Detectives also located scales and other paraphernalia usually associated with marijuana dealers.
Provo Police found 130 grams of marijuana and 12 125-milligram capsules of 'dab.' (Provo Police Department Facebook)
Along with the drugs, detectives also located two rifles and one handgun. The handgun was reported stolen out of California.
McLind was booked into the Utah County Jail on suspicion of possessing a stolen firearm, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute and possession of a dangerous weapon by a restricted person.
McLind's bail is currently set at $27,500.
McLind is studying programing robotics according to a friend.