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The Searcy Police Department will have a total of 51 officers working April 8 the day of the total solar eclipse, according to Police Chief Steve Hernandez, including some stationed
Harding University students with the Criminal Justice Association donated 35-bags to make sure officers have items on hand to help victims when first contacted.
A 22-year-old Searcy resident is officially facing charges for reportedly breaking a juvenileâs nose in August after a near-wreck. A warrant was issued for Brandon Alonzo Lowery in December at the request of the 17th Judicial District Prosecuting Attorneyâs Office on charges of second-degree battery, a class D felony, and two counts of second-degree terroristic threatening, class A misdemeanors. According to the affidavit written by Sgt. Todd DeWitt, Officer John Aska went to Lion Stadium on Aug. 2 around 4:58 p.m. in response to a battery report. The alleged victim reportedly said ...
A stabbing at the Mayfair Hotel turned fatal Tuesday night. The Searcy Police Department is asking for the publicâs help as its investigates the stabbing of 38-year-old Bryan Holt of Searcy. According to Sgt. Todd DeWitt, public information officer for the department, officers responded to a medical assist call around 8:40 p.m. to the apartment complex in the 100 block of North Spring Street. When officers arrived, they were informed that a physical altercation took place that resulted in Holt being stabbed. Police Chief Steve Hernandez, in a statement to The Daily Citizen, said Holt wa...