Two West Virginia men arrested in Ohio after officials allegedly find meth, heroin, an unknown liquid, unknown pills, and more

MONROE COUNTY, Ohio (WTRF) — Two West Virginia men are behind bars after a traffic stop in Sardis, Ohio lead to deputies finding multiple suspected drugs and paraphernalia.

According to the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office, on July 18, deputies pulled over a black Chevy truck traveling on State Route 7 driven by Robert Dorsey III from Littleton, West Virginia.

Dorsey, 32 was traveling with passenger, Leslie Debolt, 54, out of New Martinsville.

Deputies say during the stop they found suspected methamphetamine, heroin, an unknown liquid, unknown pills, smoking devices, plastic baggies, scales and a large amount of cash.

Both Dorsey and Debolt were taken into custody and transported to the Monroe County Jail where deputies say they are currently being held on the following charges: Possession of drugs, Possession of drug abuse instruments and Drug trafficking.

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