ABC EMPLOYEE OF THE WEEK – SELETIA POWELL

SELETIA POWELL

Seletia Lea (Smith) Powell is 30 years old and is an Enforcement Agent at ABC. Before coming to the ABC, Seletia was a police office in El Dorado.

Seletia lives in Magnolia and went to high school there (Class of 2003).

Seletia obtained a bachelor of science in criminal justice at Southern Arkansas University (Class of 2010).

SELETIA AND HER DAD LESTER SMITH

That means Seletia is a Mulerider. Yee –haw!

Seletia was married in June 2014.

And had a baby girl three months later.

Did you notice how much Seletia’s husband resembles Dwight from the TV show The Office?

Seletia was a Smith before she became a Powell. Seletia’s mom divorced and remarried when Seletia was a young child and she married a guy named Powell. While we can’t be sure that Seletia married her step-brother the whole last name thing is too much of a coincidence, but this is Arkansas after all.

Seletia’s mom ran a failed campaign to be the Columbia County Circuit Clerk last year, but now she has time to help with the grand baby so Seletia can enforce those liquor laws.

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Seletia has some hobbies. One is boating…

Another is eating crawfish...

Here are some things you might not know about Seletia.

Seletia wants to live in a castle…

Seletia has a thing for police officers …

and hot sexy men...

Seletia like to use fancy fonts in her work emails…

Seletia likes to take selfies...

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