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Sex offender with multiple warrants shot, injured by police after shootout at Arkansas hotel - Vimarsana News

Sex offender with multiple warrants shot, injured by police after shootout at Arkansas hotel

Arkansas authorities are investigating the non-fatal shooting of a parolee, who reportedly fired at officers serving a warrant at a Little Rock motel.

Arkansas State Police investigating Little Rock shooting by correction officers - Vimarsana News

Arkansas State Police investigating Little Rock shooting by correction officers

The Arkansas State Police is investigating a shooting by Division of Community Correction officers Monday morning in Little Rock.

Arkansas State Police are investigating Little Rock shooting by correction officers - Vimarsana News

Arkansas State Police are investigating Little Rock shooting by correction officers

Arkansas State Police is investigating a shooting by Division of Community Correction officers this morning in Little Rock.

Judge urges reconsideration after Pulaski County wins suit over probation departments - Vimarsana News

Judge urges reconsideration after Pulaski County wins suit over probation departments

A circuit judge on Tuesday asked for the reversal of a court ruling earlier this month that paves the way for County Judge Barry Hyde, Pulaski County's chief executive, to eliminate her probation department as well as that of another circuit judge.

County prevails in suit over judges' probation departments - Vimarsana News

County prevails in suit over judges' probation departments

A court ruling Tuesday paves the way for County Judge Barry Hyde, Pulaski County's chief executive, to eliminate the probation departments of two circuit judges despite a lawsuit that tried to stop him from cutting those nine jobs.