Arkansas Man Arrested for Threatening Attorney General Tim Griffin
An investigation by the Arkansas State Police (ASP) and the Public Integrity Unit led to the arrest of Jeffrey Roger Pyzocha, a 39-year-old man from Flippin, on September 5, 2024. Pyzocha was taken into custody after an arrest warrant was issued, accusing him of making a threatening message directed at Attorney General Tim Griffin.
The As released details of the incident, revealing that Pyzocha had sent the threatening message through the Attorney General’s office Facebook Messenger account. The gravity of the incident prompted swift action from authorities, resulting in Pyzocha’s arrest and subsequent charges.
The development adds to a string of incidents where individuals have targeted high-profile figures. This, combined with other recent incidents of scams and extortion, underscores the need for continued vigilance and robust security measures to ensure public safety.
Meanwhile, Attorney General Tim Griffin’s office remains vigilant in addressing threats and ensuring the safety of all individuals involved. This latest incident serves as a reminder of the importance of effective communication and collaboration between law enforcement agencies in addressing crimes.
