Stolen iPad's GPS Leads To OKC Man's Drug Arrest

Oklahoma City police arrested a man for the possession of illegal drugs and stolen property, after a woman tracked her stolen iPad Air to the man's home.

According to police, the victim reported to officers that she tracked her stolen iPad Air to a house in the 10000 block of Blue Spruce.

Officers went to that address on Thursday, January 30. When they were in the home, they said the room of the suspect, 20-year-old Jordan Darrell Dixon, smelled strongly of unsmoked marijuana.

Dixon was not home at the time and his girlfriend signed a search waiver for his room, according to police. Officers found marijuana and cocaine in the room. They also found a gun that was reported stolen from a gun shop in Nicoma Park.

When Dixon arrived at the house, he was taken into custody on several charges, including possession of a firearm after former conviction of a felony, receiving/concealing stolen property, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, possession of cocaine, and possession of drug proceeds.

Officers did find the stolen iPad at that home. However, Dixon told police he had purchased it on Craigslist.