LITTLE ROCK – Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge has announced her new redistricting team. Former state senator, Doyle Webb, joins Rutledge’s senior staff as the redistricting director. Webb will lead the redistricting team made up of former state representatives Andy Davis and Col. Douglas House, U.S. Army, retired, who have been contracted as consultants.
“I am ecstatic to welcome Doyle Webb, Doug House and Andy Davis to my team to help with this important task of redrawing state legislative districts,” said Attorney General Rutledge. “They will bring with them more than 50 years of experience in government, engineering and law. I cannot think of a better trio of dedicated public servants to work on behalf of Arkansans and assist with the redistricting efforts.”
Indictment charges Rockefeller son with multiple machine gun sales
Indictment charges Rockefeller son with multiple machine gun sales
LOUIS ROCKEFELLER
A federal indictment returned Dec. 1 and unsealed Friday provides more details on the arrest last week of Louis Rockefeller, 24, son of the late Lt. Gov. Win Rockefeller, on federal gun charges.
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Media reported over the weekend reported his arrest by ATF agents. The Democrat-Gazette account said Rockefeller was arrested Thursday near Aaron’s Gun Cabinet in North Little Rock, where he worked.
Noah Michael Millea of Benton were charged (only two of the seven charges applied to Millea) with knowingly transferring machine guns or parts used to convert weapons to machine guns, defined as weapons that can fire without reloading on a single pull of a trigger.