A Benton man led officers with the Benton Police Department on a vehicle pursuit, but due to previously handing over a driver’s license, the man was arrested the following day. At approximately 1:15 a.m. Thursday, April 13, officers stopped a vehicle on East Street for not stopping at a stop sign on Narroway Street.
Drug overdose deaths increased across Arkansas in 2016, including in Saline County, according to information released Friday by the Arkansas Office of the State Drug Director.
Drug overdose deaths increased across Arkansas in 2016, including in Saline County, according to information released Friday by the Arkansas Office of the State Drug Director.
A Benton man arrested on five felony charges in February for an alleged sexual conduct with a juvenile is back in custody and is now facing a total of 71 felony charges.
A Benton man arrested on five felony charges in February for an alleged sexual conduct with a juvenile is back in custody and is now facing a total of 71 felony charges.
The Benton Police Department announces that Operation Medicine Cabinet XIV will be held in the parking lot of Walmart, located at 17309 Interstate 30 S in Benton.
The Benton Police Department announces that Operation Medicine Cabinet XIV will be held in the parking lot of Walmart, located at 17309 Interstate 30 S in Benton.
Terry Fuller, the veteran officer and lieutenant of the Benton Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Division (CID), has been named the 2016 Officer of the Year. The recipient, selected by the Chief’s Committee, is an officer who made the “most significant contribution to the overall success of the police department” during the year.
The Benton Police Department congratulates Officer Brett Davidson upon graduation Friday from the Arkansas Law Enforcement Training Academy (ALETA) in Camden, Ark. Before attending ALETA, Davidson served as a cadet at the department.
Terry Fuller, the veteran officer and lieutenant of the Benton Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Division (CID), has been named the 2016 Officer of the Year. The recipient, selected by the Chief’s Committee, is an officer who made the “most significant contribution to the overall success of the police department” during the year.
