CORRUPTION SUCKS BLOG

 STALKER ALERT-IDENTITY THEFT: THIS IS RON FLEMING AKA SARAH MEED... Ron L. Fleming, of Benton, AR,  is currently under investigation for stalking and covertly threatening women with harm that have made the mistake of going out on a date with him, only to find out what kind of dangerous creepy pervert he really is. Since his game is now up, he has resorted to stealing/creating the false identity of a woman named 'Sarah Meed' to hide his criminal activity and a federal complaint is forthcoming for using interstate mediums to commit crimes. There is NO lawyer in Arkansas by this name and it is a name used on Facebook by another woman that this CHUD knows. They are both sharing a false identity. This CHUD thinks that he has insulated his crimes in false identities but he hasn't. He is only making his situation worse with identity fraud, making this now a federal case. He has been served no-contact papers, warned verbally, nothing seems to get through to this disgusting human b

  DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES What you didn't know about Little Rock Police Chief Keith Humphrey: In 1999, Keith Humphrey murdered an unarmed man by shooting him five times, including his back, while face-down on the ground and got away with it. FLASHBACK: Off-duty officer not charged in fatal Arlington shooting Slain man's family criticizes decision in Arlington case 11/12/99 By Nancy Calaway and Rachel Horton / Arlington Morning News An off-duty Arlington police officer who fatally shot an unarmed shoplifting suspect at Six Flags Mall in June has been cleared of wrongdoing. A Tarrant County grand jury declined Thursday to indict Officer Keith Humphrey on a murder charge in connection with the slaying of 41-year-old Roy Don Bearden. The officer was also cleared by an internal affairs investigation, police officials said Thursday. Investigators said Officer Humphrey, 35, was justified in using deadly force in the June 23 incident. Mr. Bearden was killed after struggling with the of

  State 'Activist' Supreme Court overturns decision, restricts dissemination of police ID photos Advocates for state’s open-records law say high court’s decision overly broad   by  John Lynch  |  Arkansas' 'Activist Court' Makes Mockery of AFOIA. Casts valid doubts upon judiciary credibility. An Arkansas Supreme Court ruling that restricts the dissemination of police identity photographs was described Thursday by open-records advocates as "over broad" and a "ridiculously poor" ruling by an "activist court." In a five-page decision written by Justice Robin Wynne, the high court overturned a lower court ruling that designated a collection of ID photographs of Arkansas State Troopers a public record. Such pictures are colloquially referred to as "mug shots." The photo set, which police had released previously, was to include all troopers, except for those working undercover. ID photographs of undercover police are shielded from d