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The above narcotics and cash were seized in a raid on a Jacksboro Road home this past weekend. Arrested on scene were Brandon Mayfield, 31, of Somerset; Noah Bolin, 23, of Science Hill; and Dillan Gage Shadoan, 20, of Somerset.
A Pulaski County grand jury will consider a drug investigation launched from an overdose call on December 18.
District Judge Katie Slone ruled Monday that there was probable cause to send the case against Brandon Mayfield on for grand jury presentation.
Mayfield, 31, of Somerset, has been charged with first-degree Trafficking in a Controlled Substance (1st offense, greater than 2 grams of methamphetamine); second-degree Trafficking in a Controlled Substance (1st offense, less than 10 units of Schedule 1 and 2 non-narcotic); third-degree Trafficking in a Controlled Substance (1st offense, less than 20 units of unspecified drug); and Possession of Marijuana.
Darlene Mason
A Somerset woman accused of trying to kill her husband was arraigned in Pulaski District Court on Monday.
Darlene Mason, 39, pleaded not guilty to Attempted Murder (Domestic Violence) before District Judge Katie Slone, who scheduled her preliminary hearing for January 6.
According to Mason s arrest citation, the Pulaski County Sheriff s Office responded to a domestic shooting report at a residence on Woodland Trail around 1:50 a.m. the morning of December 22. At the scene, Mason advised deputies that she and her husband had been arguing when she threw a Christmas decoration at him. He then threw it back, Mason was reported to have said, hitting her in the leg before leaving the residence. Mason denied shooting her husband and told deputies there were no weapons in the house, though she would later show them where her husband s handgun was located.
Radio journalist is among four BLM activists charged with firebombing police vehicles in Arkansas - as it s revealed she wrote about white supremacists try to re-brand themselves
Four suspects, including a far-left journalist, from Little Rock, Arkansas have been taken into custody and charged by federal authorities
They are charged in connection to coordinated firebombings of police cruisers over the summer during protests that took place in the town
Renea Baek Goddard, 22, Brittany Dawn Jeffrey, 31, Aline Espinosa-Villegas, 24, and Emily Nowlin, 27, were arrested following a months-long ATF investigation
They have all been charged with malicious destruction of property belonging to an entity receiving federal funding and possession of a destructive device
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A far-left journalist working in Arkansas was among four suspects formally charged last week in connection with the firebombings of police vehicles during Black Lives Matter protests during the summer, according to reports.
Federal authorities alleged that Renea Baek Goddard, 22, was associated with a group that tossed Molotov cocktails toward Little Rock Police Department vehicles on Aug. 25 as a large crowd demonstrated outside the department’s 12 Street Substation, the Post-Millennial reported.
The four suspects were arrested following a months-long investigation by the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, the report said, citing a Dec. 17 news release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Arkansas.