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WTF? This is a deal breaker for sure. Little Rock Police Dept. is rolling back transparency in government in outright Nazis fashion, obviously, with the support of the City Board of Directors. Protests & legal action is seen as imminent in many freedom loving circles that see this action as overreaching and a blatant spit in the face of the public which is NOT asking but DEMANDING MORE transparency, not the outright fucking theft of our right to know what the hell is going on in this city. MORE TO COME... It's goin' down...the citizens of Little Rock will NOT tolerate LRPD blinding & making this city even more deaf to what's really going on around here, where we live & raise our children. Gotta be outta your damn mind, indeed. This comes fro m a person that has been an eyewitness EVERY working day to such mayhem for 13 straight years on the street beat in this town. You can't tell me shit that I don't already know by SEEING it with my own eyes. Li

Faulkner County jail official resigns as probe into missing drugs begins A former Faulkner County deputy of the year who oversaw operations at the Faulkner County jail resigned Friday after investigators began looking into prescription dru gs that disappeared from the department, authorities said. The Faulkner County sheriff's office said that on Thursday it "uncovered evidence" of prescription drugs that disappeared before they were to be destroyed. "As a result, Captain Lloyd Vincent was immediately placed on administrative leave late Thursday night," the agency said in a statement. "As of this morning, Captain Vincent has resigned from the Faulkner County Sheriffs Office and a criminal investigation has been initiated and is ongoing." According to a biography on the sheriff's office website, Vincent oversaw the operations of both jail locations and had been with the agency for nine years. As a patrol officer, Vincent was the 2007 deputy of

UPDATED: Sgt. Brickell resigned today effective immediately. Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility (PCRDF) Sergeant Arrested Detention Sergeant Timothy Brickell was arrested yesterday evening by the Shannon Hills Police for Domestic Battery and Endangering the Welfare of a Minor. After he is r eleased from the Saline County jail, he will be relieved of duty and placed on administrative leave pending a hearing. Sgt. Brickell has been employed with the PCRDF since June 07, 2010. He was promoted to Sergeant on May 31, 2014. The other party in the incident was also arrested. According to Lieutenant Jeremy Brown with Shannon Hills Police, Sergeant Timothy Brickell and a a 27-year-old woman were charged with 3rd Degree Domestic Battery and 2nd Degree Endangering the Welfare of a Minor. Shannon Hills officers responded to a report of a fight at the home the two shared on Meadowview Drive. Brickell will appear before a judge on Friday.

"Pulaski County Sheriff's Office (PCSO) Detention Deputy Arrested Detention Deputy Joseph Conner was arrested late Tuesday afternoon for Sexual Assault 3rd . The arrest disposition report (ADR) is attached. A general report for the incident has not been completed at this time. Conner bonded out at 08:15 p.m. the next night on a $15,000 bond. Conner has been employed at the PCRDF since February  25, 2013. He is currently on administrative leave pending a hearing. Lt. Carl M. Minden #1327 Pulaski County Sheriff's Office Media Relations / Training 2900 S. Woodrow Street Little Rock, AR 72204 Office: (501) 340-7055 Cell: (501) 539-3784 Fax: (501) 340-6683 E-Mail: cminden@pcso.org Web:  www.pcso.org "

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Two years later, city struggles to heal Two years after the shooting death of Trayvon Martin, his parents are on a crusade to make sure their son’s legacy is not forgotten and the city of Sanford is still struggling to heal. Trymaine Lee and Benjamin Crump discuss with Joy Reid.

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) confirmed that an Oklahoma State Trooper was arrested on suspicion of DUI after a collision involving a patrol vehicle and boat on Thursday (July 3). The accident occurred in Sequoyah County at approximately 4:30 p.m. The accident happened approximately one mile west of U.S. 59 on Applegate Cove Road south of Sallisaw, according to a news release. State troopers arrived to find an accident involving a marked OHP sport utility vehicle towing a patrol vessel being driven by trooper Joshua Davies, the release states. Davies “showed signs of intoxication” and was immediately arrested on suspicion of DUI by troopers on the scene. He took a breath test and registered [three times] over the legal limit, according to the release. His blood alcohol content was 0.26 percent at the time of arrest, the release states. “It is an emotionally draining situation when an officer finds himself in a position that he must arrest one of his own. Our troopers

Arkansas: The Worst Place to Rent in America Subscribe to VICE News here:  http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News Arkansas is one of the worst places to be a renter in America. It is the only state in the US where tenants are treated as criminals for paying rent late and landlords are not required by law to maintain their properties.  Its failure-to-vacate law lets landlords give tenants a 10-day eviction notice if they are even one day overdue. Tenants who can't or won't leave within that span face fines for every day they remain on the property and up to 90 days in jail.  This makes things difficult for the third of Arkansas's residents who are renters and have legitimate concerns about the properties they are occupying. The combination of failure-to-vacate and the lack of warranty of habitability make it almost impossible for tenants to challenge their landlords for legitimate reasons. It's estimated that criminal evictions occur everyday in Arkansas, resulti

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Justice Department: Albuquerque police use of force is unconstitutional Report says police in New Mexico capital 'too frequently' use force against the mentally ill and people in crisis April 10, 2014   2:53PM ET http://corruptionsucks.blogspot.com/2014/06/justice-department-albuquerque-police.html A U.S. Justice Department report said Thursday that Albuquerque police "too frequently" use excessive force against people who pose a minimal threat, and that officers who do so are in breach of the Constitution. The report comes after the New Mexican capital’s police last month  fatally shot James Boyd , a 38-year-old homeless man armed with a knife. Boyd's death — captured on video and widely circulated on the Internet — was the Albuquerque Police Department's second fatal shooting in two weeks. It prompted a demonstration by hundreds of  people who blocked traffic in the city on March 30.  The same day, hacktivist group Anonymous took down the APD's website

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