Robertson’s live-in girlfriend, Tori A. Bell, 35, has been charged with possession of methamphetamine, a class D felony, and possession of marijuana, also a class D felony.
Robertson has been the target of an investigation into ongoing sales of marijuana to numerous individuals. At times when his residence was under surveillance, officers noted multiple vehicles arriving and then leaving after a short period of time.
The arresting officer in the case was Deputy Marshal Jordan Hasler of the Bloomfield Police Department but the investigation involved officers from Bloomfield, Linton, Worthington and Jasonville Police Departments, the Indiana State Police, the Greene County Prosecutor’s Office and Greene County Sheriff’s Department in a county-wide Drug Task Force effort.
The probable cause affidavits prepared by Hasler indicates police have evidence that Robertson allegedly sold a quantity of marijuana in three specific transactions since Jan. 26. In one of those transactions, Robertson’s young son was allegedly present.
A search warrant was requested and when executed, police reported finding plastic baggies containing marijuana as well as a “brick” of marijuana that weighed in excess of 30 grams.
Robertson was present at the time of the search and was taken into custody.
Bell arrived at the home during the search. Officers asked her for consent to search her vehicle but she refused. A search warrant was requested and more marijuana was reportedly discovered in her vehicle.
According to an affidavit, while waiting for the warrant, Bell allegedly made an attempt to dispose of a small baggie that contained methamphetamine but an officer was watching and retrieved the baggie.
Bell was also taken into custody.
Both were booked into the Greene County Jail where Robertson’s bond was set at $16,000. He was later released on bond. Bell was held without bond pending her appearance in court.
