What began as a stop for a traffic violation ended with a woman’s arrest after deputies said that a sock stuffed with meth and multiple pills, including ecstasy, was found on her.
According to an affidavit, on Jan. 26, Jonesboro police officers went to a home for a welfare concern, with the caller saying that a child there had bruises all over his body.
A Jonesboro woman who initially claimed she slipped in the snow while holding her young child is being held on a $250,000 cash-only bond.
A welfare check led to a Jonesboro man’s arrest after police said two children were found with extensive injuries.
District Judge David Boling found probable cause on Jan. 30 to charge 38-year-old Marshall Irvin Williams.
The academies offer hands-on programs designed to take residents out of the “observer” role and into the thick of operations.
The City of Jonesboro is being awarded $3.5 million in federal appropriations for the E-911/Real Time Crime Center.
Cameron Tyler Casey, 34, appeared before District Judge David Boling on Jan. 23, who found probable cause to charge him.
Police said over $5,000 worth of items were taken along with the vehicle.
Bond was set at $150,000.