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05/22/2026

🚨 New Warrants Issued
Dates: 5/4-5/22
• Erica Grayson (North Little Rock)- FTA $1,885
• Trevor Bryant (Little Rock)- FTA $2,130
• Patrick Brown (Stuttgart)- FTA $1,999.43
• Christopher Blake (Pine Bluff)- FTA x2 $1,365
• Ashley Owen (England)- FTA x2 $750
• David Lopez (Springdale)- FTA $1,074
• Cameron Owens (Jacksonville)- FTA x3 $2,514
• Shania Parker (Little Rock)- FTA $1,255
• Sherry Boulanger (Vilonia)- FTA $1,850
• Cameron Carter Jr (Little Rock)- FTA $1,269
• Marvin Casey (Brinkley)- FTA $420
• Esau Farmer (Maumelle)- FTA x4 $2,195 Cash Bond
• Shaun Goodwyn (Little Rock)- FTA x7 No Bond
• Tavoceya Harris (England)- FTA $5,130
• Jimmy Harrison II (England)- FTA $1,760
• Andre Jeffery (Almyra)- 2 Warrants $2,430
• David Nava (Heartland,TX)- FTA $2,315
• Johnathan Russell (Sherwood)- FTA $1,450
• Laurie Sturgeon (Vilonia)- FTA $940
• Timothy Willis (Cabot)- FTA x3 $1,945 Cash Bond

05/19/2026

The Jacksonville Police Department is requesting assistance with locating the vehicle shown above. The vehicle is involved in a Homicide investigation in the 2000 block of Cloverdale. If you have any information on the vehicle and or the occupants, Please contact Detective Hernandez at (501) 985-2802
In reference to case #: 26-02004

The England Police Department is proud to announce that Lieutenant Richard Harper has successfully graduated from the Ar...
05/15/2026

The England Police Department is proud to announce that Lieutenant Richard Harper has successfully graduated from the Arkansas School of Law Enforcement Supervision (SLES), a premier leadership development program for law enforcement supervisors in the State of Arkansas.

The School of Law Enforcement Supervision, hosted by the Arkansas Criminal Justice Institute (CJI), is an intensive multi-week program designed for first and second-line supervisors in law enforcement agencies across the state. The program focuses on leadership, professionalism, ethics, communication, personnel management, and supervisory skills necessary to lead modern law enforcement organizations effectively. Conducted in Little Rock, SLES is widely recognized as one of the top leadership training programs available to Arkansas law enforcement professionals.

Lt. Harper’s graduation reflects his continued commitment to professional development and serving the citizens of England with integrity and excellence.

Chief Richard Friend praised Lt. Harper for his dedication and leadership.
“Lieutenant Harper continues to set the standard for professionalism and leadership within our department,” said Chief Friend. “Completing the School of Law Enforcement Supervision is a significant accomplishment that requires dedication and hard work. The citizens of England are fortunate to have leaders like Lt. Harper serving this community.”

Lt. Harper has served the England Police Department in multiple capacities and has consistently demonstrated a strong commitment to training, accountability, and public service. His completion of SLES further strengthens the department’s leadership and commitment to providing professional law enforcement services to the community.

Notice is hereby given that the England Police Department will offer for sale by sealed bid the following police seized ...
05/13/2026

Notice is hereby given that the England Police Department will offer for sale by sealed bid the following police seized vehicle:

1992 Chevrolet P/U
Color: Blue and Silver
VIN: 2GCEC19K5N1267413

Sealed bids will be accepted beginning 0800 May 15, 2026, until 12:00 noon on June 15, 2026. Bids must be hand delivered or mailed to:
England City Hall
110 NW 2nd Street
England, AR 72046

Sealed bids will be opened at 4:00 PM on June 15, 2026, at England City Hall by Mayor House. The successful bidder will be notified no later than 4:00 PM on June 16, 2026.
The vehicle is sold AS IS, WHERE IS, with no warranties or guarantees expressed or implied.

The vehicle may be inspected by appointment only at the England Police Department in England, Arkansas. No test drives will be permitted; however, the vehicle may be started for inspection purposes.
The City of England reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

Terry Oswalt pled guilty today in Lonoke County Circuit Court and was sentenced to five years in the Arkansas Department...
05/13/2026

Terry Oswalt pled guilty today in Lonoke County Circuit Court and was sentenced to five years in the Arkansas Department of Corrections stemming from a February 2025 arrest in England for Possession of Methamphetamine with Purpose to Deliver, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, and Endangering the Welfare of a Minor.

England Police officers responded to the Oswalt residence following reports of drug activity at the home. During the investigation, officers located a quantity of methamphetamine in Oswalt’s possession. Investigators determined Oswalt attempted to hide the methamphetamine inside a couch where a child was sitting when officers arrived.

Following sentencing, Oswalt was taken into custody by the Lonoke County Sheriff’s Office for transfer to the Arkansas Department of Corrections.

“Terry Oswalt pled guilty today in Lonoke County Circuit Court and was sentenced to five years in the Arkansas Department of Corrections stemming from a February 2025 arrest in England for Possession of Methamphetamine with Purpose to Deliver, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, and Endangering the Welfare of a Minor.

England Police officers responded to the Oswalt residence following reports of drug activity at the home. During the investigation, officers located a quantity of methamphetamine in Oswalt’s possession. Investigators determined Oswalt attempted to hide the methamphetamine inside a couch where a child was sitting when officers arrived.

Following sentencing, Oswalt was taken into custody by the Lonoke County Sheriff’s Office for transfer to the Arkansas Department of Corrections.

“This is now the third prison sentence handed down in just the last three weeks for criminals arrested in England,” said Richard Friend. “Our officers and law enforcement partners are continuing to aggressively target narcotics activity and dangerous offenders in our community. When individuals choose to sell drugs and place children in danger, we will work to ensure they are held accountable.” This is now the third prison sentence handed down in just the last three weeks for criminals arrested in England,” said Richard Friend. “Our officers and law enforcement partners are continuing to aggressively target narcotics activity and dangerous offenders in our community. When individuals choose to sell drugs and place children in danger, we will work to ensure they are held accountable.”

05/12/2026

ENGLAND, AR — Kylan Rogers of England has been sentenced to ten (10) years in the Arkansas Department of Corrections after pleading guilty to charges stemming from an aggravated assault and domestic violence incident that occurred in December of 2025.

The charges arose after Rogers unlawfully entered a residence on SE 6th Street in England and threatened an individual and a former domestic partner during a dispute. Following the assault, both victims were able to flee the residence. Rogers remained inside the home, prompting a coordinated law enforcement response.

The Arkansas State Police SWAT team responded to the scene and safely surrounded the residence. Rogers ultimately surrendered without incident and was taken into custody.

“This individual has a documented history of violence, and this plea ensures he is removed from our community for a significant period of time,” said Chief Richard Friend. “Cases like this highlight the importance of coordinated law enforcement efforts and our continued commitment to protecting victims of domestic violence and holding offenders accountable.”

No injuries were reported as a result of the incident.
The case was investigated by the England Police Department with assistance from the Arkansas State Police and Lonoke County Sheriff's Office.

England Man Sentenced to 10 Years for Methamphetamine DistributionEngland, AR — Terry Wright of England pled guilty Mond...
05/04/2026

England Man Sentenced to 10 Years for Methamphetamine Distribution

England, AR — Terry Wright of England pled guilty Monday in Lonoke County Circuit Court to Possession of Methamphetamine with Purpose to Deliver and was sentenced to 120 months in the Arkansas Department of Corrections.

Wright’s arrest stemmed from a long-term investigation conducted in 2025 in England. The investigation was a collaborative effort between the Cabot Police Department Narcotics Unit, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), the Bureau of Alcohol, To***co, Fi****ms and Explosives (ATF), and the Lonoke County Sheriff’s Office.

In addition to the state conviction, Wright has also been federally indicted on fi****ms violations. If convicted on those charges, he will serve his federal sentence following the completion of his state sentence.

Chief Richard Friend of the England Police Department stated,
“This case is a clear example of what happens when law enforcement agencies work together and stay committed over the long term. Individuals who choose to distribute dangerous drugs in our community should understand that we will pursue these cases relentlessly, and the result will be significant prison time. Long-term sentences like this remove repeat offenders from our streets and make our community safer.”

The England Police Department remains committed to working with local, state, and federal partners to combat illegal narcotics and protect the citizens of England.

05/01/2026

🚨 New Warrants Issued
Dates: 2026

• Lisa Jinks (Carlisle)- 2 Warrants $3,319.96
• David Huggins (White Hall)- Contempt x2 $1,330
• Ashley Curtis (England)- Unauthorized Use of Vehicle $395
• Ronald Wood (Lonoke)- Contempt $1,200
• Jeffrey Bush (Little Rock)- FTA x4 $2,005 Cash
• Adrian Dabrney (North Little Rock)- FTA x2 $1,440
• Deangelo Delancey (Stuttgart)- FTA x4 $1,938 Cash
• James Goodman (Walnut Ridge)- FTA $845
• Phenex Jackson (Little Rock)- FTA x3 $2,505
• Talajuwon Turner (Little Rock)- FTA x2 $1,460
• Jenifer Williams (Little Rock)- FTA $2,183
• Lisa Coggins (Cabot)- FTA $1,282
• Terry Lavine Jr (Beebe)- FTA $443.76
• Megan Pierce (England)- FTA x2 $2,163
• Rebecca Sory (Little Rock)- Contempt $1,205
• Briana Law (England)- FTA $1,670
• Marquis Deshazier (Pine Bluff)- FTA x3 $1,860
• Danely Chapa (Little Rock)- Contempt $1,295
• Harley Adkins (Mabelvale)- Contempt $2,984
• Marcus Weeks (England)- Contempt $1,725
• Erica Whitmore (Hampton,VA)- Contempt x2 1,520
• Richard Rideout (North Little Rock)- Contempt $1,180
• Joshua Martinez (Fordyce)- Contempt x2 $1,540
• Sarae Lucas (Little Rock)- Contempt $1,300
• Dominique Jeffery (Pine Bluff)- Contempt x2 $4.275
• Darius Jeffrey (England)- Contempt x2 $1,690
• Darreon Baggett (Little Rock)-Contempt $1,455
• Jerry Burnett (Alexander)- Contempt $850
• Jamari Gamble (Fayetteville)- Contempt $483
• Bryan Barker (Jacksonville)- Contempt $1,025
• Brandi Bailey (Little Rock)- Contempt $786
• David Brainard (Lonoke)- FTA x3 No Bond
• Shelisha Christopher (England)- 2 Warrants No Bond
• Christopher Harris (Little Rock)- FTA $1,420
• Rickey Hill Jr (Little Rock)- FTA x2 No Bond
• Calvin Magsby 2nd (North Little Rock)- FTA x2 $2,788.06
• Nakaliyah Menifee (Little Rock)- FTA $830
• Johnnie Rainey Jr (Conway)- FTA x5 No Bond
• Elkin Rodriguez (Kansas City, MO)- FTA x2 $4,930
• Stacy Sims-Johnson (Little Rock)- Contempt x2 $1,054
• Kaitlyn Spires (England)- FTA $1,849
• Perry Tucker (England)- 2 Warrants $5,025
• Deshown Engram (North Little Rock)- Contempt $1,975
• Ashley Nowlin (England)- 2 Warrants $2,090
• Ray Freeman (Altheimer)- FTA $845
• Gardenia Ferguson (North Little Rock)- Contempt $473
• Becky Fryar (Sherwood)- Contempt $1,700
• Jakia Braggs (West Helena)- Contempt $705
• Lyquita Dockery (North Little Rock)- Contempt $612
• Erica Lea (England)- FTA $5,020
• Jaylin Lee (Jacksonville)- FTA $1,490
• Jamal Carter (Little Rock)- Contempt $878
• Rachel Northweather (Cabot)- $2,700
• Deyouna Williams (Hazen)- FTA $1,760
• Terry Williams (Lonoke)- FTA x2 $2,235
• Sheena Coleman (England)- 3 Warrants $3,495
• Kevon Dobbins (England)- FTA $2,304
• Jason Post (Little Rock)- FTA x4 No Bond
• Marcus Robinson (Stuttgart)- FTA $845
• Thamail Morgan (Little Rock)- Contempt $1,260
• Toby London (Pine Bluff)- Contempt $845
• Vianca Lewis (Benton)- Contempt $1,160
• Hunter Lee (England)- Contempt $980
• Malachi King (North Little Rock)- Contempt $575
• Stephen Gilbert Jr. (Jacksonville)- Contempt x2 $940
• Willie Gillmore (England)- Contempt $785
• Wesley Hannah (Jacksonville)- Contempt x2 $1,184
• Sonya Johnson (Humnoke)- Contempt $440
• Nadine Ikiliagwu (Little Rock)- Contempt $455
• Joseph Cooper (North Little Rock)- Contempt x2 $1,245
• Jyron Davis (North Little Rock)- FTA $1,525
• Coy Grimes (Little Rock)- FTA $2,100
• Jerrick Mclemore (Stuttgart)- FTA x2 No Bond
• Erika Ousley (Jacksonville)- FTA x2 $1,920
• Jyqule Stephenson (England)- FTA $3,588
• Dekylan Smith (North Little Rock)- FTA $1,494
• Nazeem Young (England)- Contempt $7,817
• Charles Richardson (Little Rock)- Contempt $600
• Samaria Owens (Stuttgart)- Contempt x2 $930
• Dominique Sinclair Jr (Forrest City)- Contempt $774
• Khadijah Taylor (England)- Contempt $740
• Bryant Toney (North Little Rock)- Contempt $1,305
• Lamarcus Turner (England)- Contempt $3,490
• Quinton Weathers (Scott)- Contempt x2 $610
• Robert Westerman (England)- Contempt $1,840
• Chanelle Williams (Stuttgart)- Contempt $1,142
• Monica Williams (Jacksonville)- Contempt $1,320

The City of England Police Department reports the arrest of Eric “Main Thang” Epperson on Friday following a month-long ...
05/01/2026

The City of England Police Department reports the arrest of Eric “Main Thang” Epperson on Friday following a month-long investigation into suspected drug sales within the community.
Epperson was taken into custody by England Police Officers at a residence on W. Banks without incident. He has been charged with Delivery of a Controlled Substance, Use of a Communication Device to Facilitate a Crime, and Use of Another’s Property to Facilitate a Crime.

This investigation and arrest were the result of a joint operation involving the England Police Department, the Lonoke County Sheriff’s Office, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), and the Cabot Narcotics Unit.

According to records, Epperson is currently on parole and previously pled guilty last year to drug-related charges stemming from a nine-month investigation, which resulted in probation.
Police Chief Richard Friend stated that he intends to work closely with the prosecutor’s office to seek incarceration in this case.

“Illegal drug activity continues to have a serious impact on our community, contributing to crime and endangering the safety of our residents,” said Chief Friend. “We remain committed to aggressively pursuing those who distribute drugs and to working with our partners in the justice system to hold offenders accountable.”

The England Police Department encourages residents to report suspicious activity and remains dedicated to maintaining a safe environment for all citizens.

01/29/2026

In observance of the passing of former Mayor Danny Maynard Sr and his services., the England Police Department lobby and administrative offices will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon on Friday, January 30.

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