Grandmother crashes into home with grandchildren inside When they arrived, they found the driver of the vehicle Shannon Marie Langevin, 49, of Prairieville, La. (Source: Baxter County Sheriff s Office) By Region 8 Newsdesk | April 8, 2021 at 8:10 PM CDT - Updated April 8 at 8:34 PM
BAXTER COUNTY, Ark. (KAIT) - A Louisiana woman faces charges after causing âextensive damageâ by crashing a rental car to a rental home on Larkspur Lane in Mountain Home with her grandchildren inside.
Baxter County deputies responded to a call about 10:10 p.m. Wednesday, about a vehicle intentionally crashing into a house.
When they arrived, they found the driver of the vehicle, Shannon Marie Langevin, 49, of Prairieville, La.
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A 20-year-old man who has turned his back on a number of breaks given him by the justice system to help him deal with his methamphetamine addiction was in Baxter County Circuit Court Monday to appear in the third drug case filed against him since 2018.
Kane Gott, Jr., who lists a Gainesville address, was recently arrested after allegedly selling two grams of methamphetamine to a person working with law enforcement for $100. Gott entered a not guilty plea to his newest charges.
Gott’s problems with the law began in December 2018 when it was reported he was going into Walmart and using display phones to access Facebook.
PHOTO: Jacob Swadley and Rachel Harrelson
Two of three family members arrested when drug paraphernalia, unlicensed tattoo equipment and part of a rotting deer carcass were found in and around a Gassville residence were declared fugitives when they did not appear in Baxter County Circuit Court Monday
Arrest warrants were issued for 30-year-old Kip Swadley and his brother, 21-year-old Jacob Swadley.
In addition, their father, 51-year-old Kevin Swadley and a houseguest, 29-year-old Rachel Renee Harrelson, who was reported to have been with Jacob Swadley, were also charged as a result of a compliance visit in early November last year.
The father and Harrelson were not due in court Monday.
Photo: Ryan James Lindsey and Allison June Cunningham
Charges against two of the four people suspected of being involved in the murder of 35-year-old Cody Stradford have been amended to capital murder, meaning the death penalty could be on the table.
Forty-two-year-old Allison Cunningham and 28-year-old Ryan James Lindsey, both of Mountain Home, are now facing the amended charges. They were both arrested in Hidalgo County, Texas.
A bond hearing for Cunningham had been scheduled during a session of Baxter County Circuit Court Monday, but was canceled. Bond for both Cunningham and Lindsey remains set at $1 million each.
Prosecutor David Ethredge said Cunningham’s attorney, Gary Mitchusson of Forrest City, had been made aware of the amendment in the charge.