Sheriff Lowell Griffin introduced Hunter this week, a 21-month-old German Shorthaired Pointer.
The dog was purchased by Hunter Automotive Group, who provided the funding and necessary training for materials for Hunter’s certification.
Hunter will be a single-purpose explosives detection canine who was selected because of his incredible drive, temperament, and friendly social skills, according to the sheriff’s office.
June 2, 2021
Gulfport, Il- The Henderson County Sheriff’s Office has announced the arrest of a Burlington woman on marijuana possession charges.
At about 1:10 AM Sunday, May 30th, 2021, a Henderson County Sheriff’s Deputy initiated a traffic stop at Smith St. and Old 34 in the Village of Gulfport.
The deputy arrested 28-year-old Anjela M. Perez of Burlington for Driving with a Suspended License and Possession of Adult-Use Cannabis in a motor vehicle.
After a search of Perez’s vehicle, the Deputy located a THC Vape in the console of the car.
Perez was taken to the Henderson County Jail, where she was processed. Perez was given a Notice to Appear.
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From staff reports
The Henderson County Sheriff s Office is seeking the public s help in locating a local teenager, Jada Douglas.
On Thursday, May 20 at about noon, Douglas left West Henderson High on foot and was seen walking toward Highway 191.
Douglas is a black female with shoulder-length purple hair. She was last seen wearing a grey hoodie, blue jean jacket, grey pants and white shoes.
Douglas is known to frequent Deaverview Apartments in Asheville.
Anyone with information about her whereabouts is asked to contact the Sheriff’s Office at 828-697-4912 or use the “Submit A Tip” feature on its mobile app.