14th Judicial Prosecuting Attorney

14th Judicial Prosecuting Attorney Defending justice in Baxter, Boone, Marion and Newton counties.

Here are a few photos of some of the items available for tomorrow’s auctions! 10am at Baxter County Fairgrounds!
05/17/2024

Here are a few photos of some of the items available for tomorrow’s auctions! 10am at Baxter County Fairgrounds!

04/25/2024

The 14th Judicial District Prosecuting Attorney’s Office will host an event at the Baxter County Fairgrounds this Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4 celebrating the 5th annual Crime Victim Rights Week. This event is part of a

04/17/2024

On May 18th beginning at 10am, we will be holding an auction for vehicles, guns, and miscellaneous items that have been confiscated in drug related criminal cases. The auction will be held at the Baxter County Fairgrounds. Our office will provide a list of items that will be available as soon as possible. If you have any questions, please message our page.

A very generous act through Care Center Ministries!
11/08/2023

A very generous act through Care Center Ministries!

Baxter County ended National Crime Victims Rights Week Community Free Event with a little community fun! This years them...
04/29/2023

Baxter County ended National Crime Victims Rights Week Community Free Event with a little community fun!
This years theme was survivor voices. This week seven posts were made to our page. Only seven. It takes a lot of courage to talk about it! To those that shared your experience with everyone, thank you. Your voice matters! I promise that your words encouraged, inspired and mattered to the people that read it.
National Crime Victims’ Rights Week for Boone and Newton County will be held tomorrow in Harrison! Check it out!

David Ethredge, the Prosecuting Attorney for the 14th Judicial District hosted an appreciation luncheon for Baxter Count...
04/27/2023

David Ethredge, the Prosecuting Attorney for the 14th Judicial District hosted an appreciation luncheon for Baxter County law enforcement and support agencies! We were not able to get many pictures but here are a few. We are thankful for the many wonderful people who serve in different ways to better our community!

04/27/2023

As a child, I watched my Mother desperately trying to find love and acceptance. Unfortunately, the company she kept lead to some really bad decisions. Although, my sibling and I were being neglected and abused in many ways, it was hard to watch her be so broken. IT is really easy to become angry at her for the things that have happened to us. I have found that loving her from a distance is the healthiest way to deal with the complicated feelings. Love has always been a very difficult emotion for me. However, I have reached a healing era in my life. I have set boundaries with the people around me…family, friends, etc. I have learned to know what healthy love looks like with family and relationships. I am thankful for my journey because ultimately it has helped me help others. One message I preach to people is be kind. It’s really not hard to be nice. We have no idea how much our actions or words affects other. Positive or negative, it makes big impacts. Thankfully, I had several adults (not related to me) in life that provided that positive support that gave me some confidence to fight for myself. When I became a Mom, it changed my life forever. My child has taught me more about love, life and the simple things in life. Every action I take, I consider the impact that it could make on my child. Use your trauma or lessons in life to improve your situations and fight for the things you want in life! I pray for my Mother just about every night because I only know of the battles I seen as a child but I know there are things I will never know. I am thankful we live in the present time where our children get to have a voice. We have advocacy groups, special investigators and new laws that allow people to fight for them. I am curious to how our current generation of children will proceed as adults. I feel hopeful about their futures because of all the wonderful people that are fighting for their rights!

04/27/2023

Every night as a child/early teen, I would barricade my door before I would go to sleep. I watched my back in every crowd. Constantly on guard and figuring out exit strategies. I grew up with extreme alcoholism and drug use. People that were good humans would turn to monsters after drinking. The constant unpredictable of my safety was exhausting. I am a grown woman who battles with severe anxiety at the sight of anger, super affectionate behaviors or certain smells of alcohol. I never spoke about all the things that happened until later in adulthood through therapy. I am thankful for that processing time. Therapy is underrated. You cannot tell the people that love you all the horrible things that happened to you because you know how much it would hurt them to know. Sometimes it’s to hard for them to accept as well. Therapy is not biased and it really helps you work through it without someone else emotions affecting your healing process.
Don’t give up. Keep going. It gets better but you have to put the work in!

04/26/2023

All survivors stories are different. Thank you for you sharing your story!

I called the police to report a missing child. When the police responding, they found a large quantity of drugs in the mother's apartment. The drugs belonged to a local gang that lost territory as a result of the seizure. Shortly afterwards, I received a phone call. I was told I would not live long enough to risk my life to try to save another one again.
I had a police lookout but they were expecting a drive by not a single shooter. I was five feet away from my .38 when he opened fire. I could have gone for the gun but I dove behind the file cabinet instead. That fireproof monstrosity saved my life.
The police responded to the call of shots fired en masse. One of the officers I had worked closely with even temporarily closed the interstate to get to my side faster. They whisked me away from the property as quickly as they could and never let me return.
Sister Stella, who co-starred in the Peyton Manning commercials for Mercy Hospital, stayed with me until my family arrived. I was very lucky that day. I was only hit by a ricocheting bullet and most likely just a fragment.
I don't talk about the incident often because I don't want to debate gun policies or first amendment issues. [My son saw the news report in the cafeteria and had to go to the elementary school's office to call the hospital to see if I was alright.] But I am speaking up now for National Crime Victims' Week.

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Harrison, AR
72601

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Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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