LITTLE ROCK—A Wynne man was sentenced today for his role in smuggling tobacco and cellular telephones into the Federal Correctional Complex in Forrest City where he worked as a guard. United States District Court Judge Kristine G. Baker sentenced Josue Duane Garza, 42, to 12 months and one day in [read more…]
Circuit Judge Pamela Honeycutt sentenced James Banks, 55, to 24 months in the Arkansas Department of Correction for jury tampering, a Class D felony. [read more…]
A child was in the car as two suspects led police on a high speed chase. [read more…]
Sullivan was adamant that it was the first time he ever approached a minor about sex, saying, “That ain’t who I am.” [read more…]
WYNNE, AR- A Wynne man was arrested on Wednesday, March 7, 2018 following an undercover investigation by the First Judicial District Drug Task Force after attempting to meet a child for sex after church. Dillon Hodge, 25, of Wynne, was in communication with what he believed to be a 14 [read more…]
An agitated woman went from cursing to exposing her breasts to resisting arrest all in the span of a few minutes during a reported shoplifting call JPD worked this week, a report said. [read more…]
LITTLE ROCK—A former Arkansas state judge pleaded guilty today to wire fraud and witness tampering for perpetrating a seven year-long fraud and bribery scheme in which he dismissed cases on his docket in exchange for personal benefits, and then bribed a witness in an attempt to obstruct an official investigation [read more…]
WYNNE, Ark. – When police give a warning to come out or get bit, it means there’s a K9 officer involved and the time for playing is over. At 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in Wynne, a fugitive learned this the hard way. Jonesboro Police Department Officer Erik Johnson and his K9 [read more…]
JONESBORO, Ark. – A man who was reported missing was later discovered in a nearby county, chased by authorities and wrecked a vehicle in a crash which sent him to The Med in Memphis. The initial report began after 6:30 a.m. Thursday morning, as Jonesboro Police Department were told of [read more…]
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