Skip to main content
Monday, November 2, 2026Nov 2

This story is free to read.

Indoor pot farm found in Jackson County, Alabama

indoor-pot-farm-found-jackson-county
indoor-pot-farm-found-jackson-county indoor-pot-farm-found-jackson-county
photo Joshua Levi Williams

Narcotics officers with the Jackson County, Ala., Sheriff’s Office busted an indoor marijuana farm Thursday, according to a news release.

The indoor growing operation was in a home on Jackson County Road 382, the release stated.

Officers found growing plants, chemicals, fertilizer and drug paraphernalia along with $32,000 worth of harvested marijuana, the release stated.

Investigators arrested Joshua Levi Williams, 22, of Henagar. He was charged with trafficking marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.