Days Of Our Lives star Dylan Patton arrested in police raid for selling cocaine from his home

By Daily Mail Reporter

PUBLISHED: 13:13 EST, 14 May 2013 | UPDATED: 13:14 EST, 14 May 2013

Former Days Of Our Lives star Dylan Patton has been arrested in a police raid for allegedly selling cocaine at his home.

The actor was arrested at his Agoura Hills home in California on Tuesday after an undercover police operation which saw an officer attempt to buy the drug from Patton.

Police sources told TMZ that after being told cocaine was being sold on the premises the officer approached Patton, and allegedly purchased a quantity of obtain.

Undercover operation: Dylan Patton in 2009; the former Days Of Our Lives star has been arrested on suspicion of selling cocaine

Undercover operation: Dylan Patton in 2009; the former Days Of Our Lives star has been arrested on suspicion of selling cocaine

A search warrant was obtained before a group of sheriff's deputies raised the home on Tuesday.

Former model Patton remains in jail, with bail set at $30,000.

The 20-year-old starred in Days Of Our Lives as Will Horton from 2009 to 2010.

He was originally due to play the part for four years, but the role was recast after a year following changes in the plotline.

Patton was nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Younger Actor for the role.

Since leaving the soap he has appeared as Quarterback Johnny in sci-fi movie Drones, Clones and Pheromones.



 
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Stupid guy

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Nice job, MORON!

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Rarely do the privileged folk get caught up in the "war on (non-pharmaceutical) drugs."

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i guess times are tough

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Another day in Southern California.

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toot-toot !! Ha!

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