Snarky Media Report

  By Rena Borden - El Dorado, AR  Flock LPR camera in El Dorado at US-167 Business & 19th Street By now, we have heard of Flock Cameras or seen them in our community. But what are they? How are they for our safety? Are they violating our constitutional rights to privacy? Let's start with “What are they?” Flock Cameras are automated license plate reader (ALPR) systems made by the company Flock Safety that capture still photos of passing vehicles to log vehicle data. According to the Flock Safety website: Flock Cameras are automated license plate reader (ALPR) systems made by the company Flock Safety that capture still photos of passing vehicles to log vehicle data. According to the Flock Safety website: https://www.flocksafety.com/what-is-flock The company states that the cameras focus on vehicles and do not scan faces or occupants. Standard Flock units capture still snapshots rather than live-stream video, although the company offers live-streaming hardware options for spe...

On May 8, 2026, a female was picked up from the White County Sheriff's Office and transported to the Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility to attend court in Pulaski County 7th Division Circuit Court on May 11th. After the hearing, the female was returned to White County on May 12th.  While in custody in White County, the female filed a complaint against PCSO Detention Deputy Leron Foreman. The female alleged that while in PSCO custody, Deputy Foreman grabbed her hand and guided her hand to his penis, asked her to sit on his lap. He also asked her to perform oral sex on him and touched her breasts and buttocks.  It was also alleged that Deputy Foreman self-pleasured himself in the office after his interaction with the female inmate. On May 15, 2026, an interview with Deputy Foreman was conducted by Lt. Chris Holmes and Sgt. Takekia Henry. In that interview, Deputy Foreman stated that the female inmate flirted with him and he "fell in that hole and fucked up". Deputy ...

Kyle Jeremiah Dishman was fired by LRPD in June due to mental illness On June 5, 2026, Little Rock cop Torrie Cobb filed a Petition for Involuntary Commitment for fellow cop Kyle Dishman.  In her petition, Cobb stated that Dishman was believed to have a mental illness and was suicidal. She stated he had been in three facilities in the last week, including a FOP sanctioned facility in Utah that he escaped from.  When Dishman made it back to Arkansas, Cobb took him to be admitted to the UAMS psychiatric unit and he fled from the UAMS campus before he could be admitted. LRPD cop Torrie Cobb Dishman ended up complying with his treatment plan and was not taken to another mental facility. Bad decision by friend-of-all-cops,  Judge Hugh Finklestein. Judge Hugh Finklestein Dishman filed a, ill-fated motion in his c ommitment  case after it had been closed, stating he was much better and wanted to get his gun rights back so he could get his job back at LRPD. LRPD fired Dishma...