WANTED: Clay County sheriff seeking this man

Jun 21, 2017 NEA Report Clay County 0

KNOB, Ark. – Who is this man?

The Clay County Sheriff’s Department is requesting the public’s assistance in identifying the person pictured above. In a release, Sheriff Terry Miller said he is a suspect in breaking and entering and theft of property investigation that occurred in the Knob area.

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If you recognize the person please contact the sheriff’s dept at 870-598-2270.

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