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Bentonville man sentenced for terroristic threatening and drug charges

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Stephen Charles, a 58-year-old Bentonville resident, has pleaded guilty to making false terroristic threats and to drug-related charges stemming from an October 2023 incident. Arkansas authorities are treating these offenses seriously, as terroristic threatening involves inducing fear of imminent physical harm or property damage. The ongoing focus on drug trafficking, particularly related to fentanyl, highlights the state’s commitment to reducing the distribution of controlled substances. Recent sentencing trends indicate a strong alliance between state and federal law enforcement in tackling both drug and terroristic offenses.

Conway couple receives combined 45 years in prison

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Terry Wayne Franklin and Mary Danielle Sheppard were sentenced to a combined 45 years in prison for distributing fentanyl in Conway, Arkansas. Their conspiracy led to at least one death, highlighting the severe consequences of opioid trafficking. Additionally, Terrell Davis received a 15-year sentence for being a felon in possession of ammunition. Arkansas remains committed to tackling opioid-related crimes through stringent legal actions.

ASP pursuit leads to arrest, seizure of six pounds of fentanyl

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The Arkansas State Police launched a high-speed pursuit that resulted in the arrest of Clifford Siglar of Little Rock. Siglar was apprehended after abandoning his vehicle and fleeing on foot, only to be caught by troopers. A search of the vehicle uncovered six pounds of Fentanyl and a loaded handgun, leading to Siglar facing multiple felony charges. This successful operation underscores the dedication and sacrifices made by law enforcement in combating drug trafficking.

Little Rock News

ASP pursuit leads to arrest, seizure of 6 pounds of fentanyl

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The Arkansas State Police (ASP) and Little Rock Police Department worked together to apprehend a suspect with six pounds of fentanyl and a loaded handgun. Clifford Virgle Siglar of Little Rock was captured after a high-speed chase through residential areas, reaching speeds over 110 mph. The successful pursuit led to Siglar’s arrest and multiple charges related to drug trafficking and firearms possession, highlighting the agencies’ dedication to public safety. Siglar pleaded not guilty and was granted bond pending a review hearing in October.

State police arrest Little Rock man with 6 pounds of fentanyl in vehicle

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Arkansas State Police (ASP) and the Little Rock Police Department (LRPD) collaborated to arrest Clifford Siglar, a 36-year-old man found with six pounds of fentanyl. The chase started near Baseline Road and South University Avenue, with speeds exceeding 110 miles per hour. Siglar was apprehended after a Tactical Vehicle Intervention (TVI) maneuver forced his vehicle off the road, leading to his capture and multiple felony charges. His arrest highlights the ongoing battle against drug trafficking in Arkansas.

Fayetteville News

Fayetteville man connected with two fentanyl deaths pleads not guilty

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Gabriel Gass, a Fayetteville man, denied involvement in the deaths of two individuals from fentanyl overdoses. Despite facing charges of delivering and possessing fentanyl, along with other drug offenses, Gass maintained his innocence. The investigation, which utilized undercover officers and informants, uncovered incriminating messages between Gass and the victims before their deaths. As legal proceedings continue, the case highlights the severity of fentanyl-related crimes under the Fentanyl Enforcement and Accountability Act.

Fayetteville News

Fayetteville man linked to two fentanyl deaths pleads not guilty

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Gabriel Gass, a 25-year-old man from Fayetteville, has pleaded not guilty to charges in the deaths of two individuals from fentanyl overdose. The investigation by Bentonville Police Department and Benton County Drug Unit found evidence linking Gass to the supply of fentanyl to the victims, prompting his arrest. Gass is facing multiple charges, including aggravated death by fentanyl delivery and possession of fentanyl, with hearings scheduled for December 10. The case highlights the ongoing fentanyl crisis and law enforcement’s efforts to combat dangerous drug distribution.

Fayetteville man arrested in connection to two overdose deaths pleads not guilty

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A Fayetteville man, Gabriel Gass, aged 25, has pleaded not guilty to charges related to two fentanyl overdose deaths that occurred in June in which he is believed to be involved. Gass is facing charges including aggravated death by delivery of fentanyl, distribution and possession of fentanyl, and several other related offenses. As a result of an investigation that involved accessing the victims’ cell phones, messages indicated that Gass provided fentanyl to the deceased individuals. Additionally, a probable cause affidavit revealed the involvement of confidential informants who coordinated a controlled buy from Gass, leading to his arrest in June.

Cops say Springdale man sold them fake meth

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A Springdale man, Latrell Richmond, was arrested for trafficking meth and fentanyl in a significant bust by local law enforcement on June 26. The arrest followed an investigation that led to the seizure of 2.7 pounds of methamphetamine, 3,136 suspected fraudulent fentanyl pills, a firearm, and ,550 in cash at Richmond’s residence. Facing multiple charges, Richmond’s case highlights law enforcement’s ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking in the region and ensure public safety. Similar cases across the country show the persistent issue of drug trafficking and the serious consequences for those involved in illegal activities.

Little Rock man sentenced to 25 years in federal prison for fentanyl distribution resulting in death

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