Police Log

City Arrests

• Briana Blackmon, 22, of 1600 Hillcrest Ave., was arrested June 28 on a Union County Sheriff’s Office warrant for forgery.

• Joy Rushing, 36, of 401 S. Lee, was arrested June 26 for possession of methamphetamine, possession of drug paraphernalia, and possession of marijuana. Rushing was initially taken into custody on a Union County Sheriff’s Office warrant for child support enforcement. During a search incident to arrest, police saw methamphetamine and a meth pipe inside an eyeglasses case that was in Rushing’s possession. Rushing then told officers she had a small bag of marijuana inside her bra, and police recovered the bag.

• Antonio J. Oliver Jr., 37, of 427 Liberty, was arrested June 25 on an Arkansas Parole Board warrant for parole violation and an El Dorado warrant failure to appear on a misdemeanor charge of obstructing governmental operations.

• Timonthy A. Lowery, 51, of 707 S. Smith, was arrested June 24 on an Arkansas Community Correction warrant for parole violation.

• Apprentice D. Harris, 24, of 1307 First, was arrested June 24 for possession of marijuana with intent to deliver. Harris was also cited for failure to pay vehicle registration and no seatbelt. Officers said Harris was the driver of a car they stopped in the area of College and Parkway after noticing that he was not wearing a seatbelt. Police said Harris consented to a search of the vehicle and they found a glass jar filled with marijuana, digital scales, and several plastic baggies.

• Rakebia Q. Daniels, 36, of 314 Georgia, was arrested June 23 for theft of property (auto), theft of property, DWI, driving left of center, driving on a suspended license, no seatbelt and on warrants for fraudulent use of a credit card and theft by receiving. While on routine patrol in the area of Champagnolle and Mosby at 2:40 a.m., police said they noticed a pickup truck traveling south on Mosby with no headlights. Police conducted a traffic stop and noted that the driver, later identified as Daniels, appeared disoriented, her speech was slurred and she had difficulty keeping her eyes open. Police said Daniels admitted smoking K2, synthetic marijuana, shortly before driving and she laughed as they spoke to her. She told officers she did not know how long she had been driving or where she was coming from. Police said Daniels stumbled several times and could not stand on her own while they were placing her under arrest. According to a police report, Daniels was transported to Medical Center of South Arkansas for an evaluation and treatment, and while en route, officers received a report about a stolen vehicle and $160 cash and a cellphone that were inside the vehicle. Due to the report of stolen cash, police said they seized $60 cash that was tucked inside Daniels’ pants. Daniels later told officers that she was at a local motel when a man driving a pickup truck offered her a ride. She said the man drove to a friend’s house, and the pair smoked K2 while sitting inside the truck. Daniels said the man went inside the residence, and when he did not return “in what she thought was a reasonable time,” she drove away in the truck. A man told officers that he was at a friend’s residence in the area of North Miles and Wagner when he heard a loud noise and saw that his truck was gone. Upon completing their investigation, police said they turned the truck over to the man.

City Reports

• A man reported June 28 the theft of a push lawn mower from the bed of his pickup truck at his residence in the 1000 of Buchanan.

• Officers responded June 28 to a report of a residential burglary in the 1200 block of College Avenue. Reported stolen were three televisions, a wireless cable system, video game system and five video games. A woman said the suspect(s) left a jar and a cup, both filled with Kool-Aid, in the kitchen.

• A woman told officers June 28 that a relative issued terroristic threats against her. She said other relatives told her about the alleged threats, noting that a relative had been involved in an altercation with the suspect the previous night.

• A woman told police June 28 that a man she knew issued a terroristic threat against her and her family, noting he made the threat in a video message that was posted to a social media website.

• A man told police June 27 that someone broke into two vehicles at his residence in the 1500 block of West Faulkner. A large amount of change and a purse containing a wallet with debit, identification and Social Security cards were reported stolen from one of the vehicles, and a pocketknife and $10 cash were reportedly missing from the other vehicle.

• A woman told police June 27 that someone broke into her residence in the 800 block of School and stole two necklaces and a few dishes. She identified a possible suspect.

• A woman reported June 27 that someone broke into her vehicle at her residence in the 100 block of Reed and stole $15 cash, two knives and 20-quart Yeti cooler.

• A woman told police June 25 that someone broke into her vehicle in the 100 block of East Locust and stole an iPad.

• A woman told officers June 26 that her ex-husband has made several terroristic threats, adding that the suspect has repeatedly called her over the past several months.

• A woman reported June 26 that someone broke into two vehicles at her residence in the 1000 block of West Second. She said several items were disturbed, but it did not appear as if any items were missing. The woman said a relative told her that someone also entered his work truck and disturbed items inside.

• A man told officers June 26 that a man he knew issued a terroristic threat via a text message. A relative said the suspect also drove past their residence in the 600 block of Robin Road.

• A man told police June 26 that someone broke into his residence in the 1200 block of West Wesson and stole two TVs and a microwave.

• A woman told police June 25 that someone broke into her vehicle in the 100 block of East Locust and stole an iPad.

• Police were called on June 23 to Medical Center of South Arkansas, 700 W. Grove, in reference to an aggravated assault. Officers said a man was being treated for a severe laceration on his right forearm. The man said he sustained the injury when a car swerved into his path as he was riding his bicycle in the area of Norsworthy and Hawthorne. The man said he jumped out of the roadway and into a ditch to avoid being struck by the car, a gray Chevrolet Impala.

• A man told police June 24 that someone stole a weed eater from his garage at his residence in the 1600 block of West Cedar.