Shipping Desk: May 20-26 – Daily News from Arkadelphia, Arkansas

The following incidents were taken from reports filed with the Arkadelphia Police Department and the Clark County Sheriff’s Office. The names of the individuals arrested were collected at the Clark County Detention Center on Crittenden Street in Arkadelphia. They are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The Arkadelphian does not withhold names from the arrest report, so don’t even think about asking.

Arkadelphia Police Department

Monday, May 20
7:48 am
Officers responded to a residence in the 1700 block of Walnut Street, where a man reported damage to his vehicle by his girlfriend.

8:40 a.m.
The owner of Country Car Wash, 2502 Country Club Road, reported that a customer with an RV cabin caused $500 worth of damage to a can at the top of a driveway. Police were shown video of the incident.

9:09 am
Officers responded to a report of an unruly customer at Optimum, 2505 Pine St. The customer was removed from the property and instructed not to return or face arrest for trespassing.

Police were investigating a first-degree assault in the 400 block of South 23rd Street. Further details about the incident were not available because Arkadelphia police withhold serious crime reports from the public.

Police were investigating an identity fraud incident at 1221 N. 10th Street. Further details about the incident were not available because Arkadelphia police withhold crime reports from the public.

13:20
A Mill Creek Loop woman reported $431 stolen from her bank account.

18:40
Officers were called to the Circle K and followed the complainant to the Walnut Square Apartments where a vehicle theft was reported. The complaining party was notified of civil proceedings to determine the owner of the vehicle.

Tuesday, May 21
6:15 am
A Clay Street man showed officers footage of a vehicle occupied by three men pulling into his driveway around midnight. At least one of the men walked to the back of the house and likely opened a window. Nothing was reported stolen.

7:44 am
Police were called to a residence in the 300 block of South 12th Street because someone was refusing to leave. Officers were able to get the uninvited guest to leave.

Police were investigating an identity fraud case at Pharmacy Care of Arkansas LLC. Further details about the incident were not available because Arkadelphia police withhold crime reports from the public.

14:58
Officers were called to RP Detail, 143 N. 16th St., for a known male making terrorist threats. Through contact with the suspect, police learned that both parties had threatened each other.

3:45 p.m.
Twin Rivers Health & Rehabilitation management reported that two former employees failed to return company-issued cell phones.

11:50 p.m.
A South 16th Street resident reported the theft of a John Deere riding lawn mower that was missing a rear wheel/tire. Police were alerted to two men who had expressed interest in purchasing the machine.

Wednesday, May 22
Police were investigating the theft of a motor vehicle at the Pioneer Inn. Additional details about the incident were not available because Arkadelphia police withhold crime reports from the public.

Thursday, May 23
Teenagers: Bullying, Peake Primary School

18:03
A Phillips Street woman reported the theft of a lawn trimmer and that the thief had struck while she and her family were outside. Police were eventually able to recover the lawn trimmer, whose serial number matched that of the unit reported stolen. Paul Andrew Owens, 52, the passenger of a vehicle seen at the location, was arrested on an unrelated warrant.

Friday, May 24
9:29 am
A Walnut Street woman reported being the target of harassing phone calls.

10 am
An employee at Lucky Liquor, 3002 Pine St., reported that an older black man had harassed and threatened her. Police contacted the suspect and advised him not to return to the establishment or face arrest for trespassing.

Police were investigating an aggravated assault in the 600 block of South 6th Street. Further details about the incident were not available because Arkadelphia police withhold serious incident reports from the public.

20:10
Jasmine Breuana Jones, 24, was arrested at an undisclosed location during a traffic stop for possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and theft of property. Jones was named as a theft suspect at Celebrations Fine Wine & Spirits, 1210 N. 10th St., where the manager reported the theft of a bottle pourer.

Juvenile: Theft of property valued at less than $1,000, no location specified

Teens: FYI, Ellison Place Apartments, 222 N. 20th St.

Saturday, May 25
2:10 p.m.
An officer was called to Twin Rivers Health & Rehabilitation for a report that a caregiver had used physical force to remove a resident from a bed. The resident declined to press charges, and police found no evidence of abusive treatment.

19:11
Jewel Alexander Binns, 30, of Arkadelphia, was arrested at 1716 Walnut Street for disorderly conduct due to his apparent inability to remain civil when officers were asked to conduct a civil standby at the residence.

21 clock
A’tavia Sonnier, 19, and Citiva Reid, 21, were arrested at the corner of 14th and Phillips Streets. Police were called to the area regarding a dispute over house keys. Sonnier was arrested for third-degree domestic violence, and Reid was arrested for disturbing the peace and obstructing governmental operations.

11:33 p.m.
A woman reported the theft of her iPhone, which she had left on the counter at Tiger Mart. When she returned shortly afterward, she found it was gone. An officer requested surveillance footage from the gas station but was told it was not immediately available.

Sunday, May 26
7:18 am
A patrol officer on North 23rd Street smelled natural gas and heard a hissing sound. He discovered that a motorist had run over a gas line. The fire department and power company were called to shut off the gas line.

9:30 am
Johnny Russey, 41, of Arkadelphia, was arrested at 504 S. 10th St. on third-degree domestic violence and three counts of endangering the welfare of a child. Russey’s arrest followed police response to a domestic dispute involving a woman.

Police responded to a report of a burglary at an undisclosed location. Further details about the incident were not available because Arkadelphia police withhold crime reports from the public.

20:55
A clerk at Dollar Tree, 112 WP Malone Dr., reported that a black woman attempted to purchase a gift card and load $499 onto it. The suspect requested a second card with the same amount and left the store with the first card before completing her part of the transaction, defrauding the store of the $499.

Clark County Sheriff’s Office

Sunday, May 26
14:26
Mikal Compton Schultz, 37, was arrested at 895 Snyder Road on a third-degree domestic violence charge after a woman reported that Schultz had struck her.

Arrests in Clark County

Monday, May 20
Brandilyn Baker, 31, arrest warrant

Mathew Moore, 37, possession of a controlled substance – meth, possession of drug paraphernalia

Alexshawn Walker, 37, Arkansas State Police, drunk driving, disorderly conduct

Jonathan Francis, 46, Caddo Valley Police Department, driving under the influence, careless and prohibited driving, open container

Tuesday, May 21
Michelle Leanne Dunn, 32, possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia

Lemarkus Rashad Hearn, 24, failure to appear (two counts), failure to register a vehicle, driving with a suspended license

David J. Williams, 54, ASP, failure to appear (two counts), failure to register

Shayna Renee House, 31, Arkadelphia Police Department, still in custody

Wednesday, May 22
Julie D. Reynolds, 46, still in custody

Pince J. Solas, 44, ASP, money laundering

Andre D. Lewis, 37, Gurdon Marshal’s Office, driving with a suspended license, no liability insurance

David J. Turner, 23, ASP, failure to comply, failure to register, no driver’s license, escape

Casey Lambert, 42, CVPD, still in custody

Angela Jackson, 30, CVPD, public intoxication, possession of drug paraphernalia

Mikel Noel, 35, CVPD, second degree assault, abuse of an adult

Thursday, May 23
Alex Gomez, 20, ASP, trafficking in a controlled substance – cocaine

Paul Owens, 52, GMO, fails to appear for trial

Friday, May 24
Dramethias Pace, 32, APD, possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, obstruction of government operations, failure to appear

Saturday, May 25
Damonte Jimenez, 19, CVPD, public intoxication, possession of alcohol while underage, reckless driving

Charles Bium, 52, child support payments

Sunday, May 26
Douglas Partain, 55, third-degree domestic violence, endangering the welfare of a minor (3 counts)

Madeline Means, 24, CVPD, public intoxication

Carlos Haynie, 24, ASP, driving with a revoked license

Daniel Polomsky, 22, CVPD, disturbing the peace

Monday, May 27
Joseph Grandstaff, 45, drunk driving, endangering the welfare of minors (2 counts)