ABC ENFORCEMENT DIRECTOR POSES PROBLEM FOR FORMER BOSS

We posted yesterday about a Freedom of Information lawsuit that alleges the Prosecuting Attorney for the 20th Judicial District, Cody Hiland, flat out violated the law no less than five time over a six month period.

It will be interesting to see how the judicial system views a prosecutor that deliberately violated an important state law.

A posting on Hiland's webpage from his failed run for a position on the appellate court is ironical and an utter falsehood. In other words, a lie.

What could be more important to Hiland than a commitment to the rule of law? His legacy as a prosecutor. If the truth comes to light that he had a Brady Officer , none other that tainted ABC Enforcement Director Boyce Hamlet, Jr., working cases for him and he failed to disclose that fact to criminal defendants...well a shitstorm would develop (Brady Violations).

BRADY INFORMATION

All the cases that Hamlet Jr. had touched could be subject to a likely reversal of a conviction or a new trial.

That is why Hiland is willing to break the law and chance being charged with a crime. He want's to keep information about Hamlet, Jr. under wraps.

Word is spreading among criminal defense attorneys about this and its only a matter of time before a lawsuit is filed or a federal agency with the initials F.B.I. begins an investigation.

We are not the first to blog about Hiland not honoring his stated commitment to following the rule of law. The Blue Hog Report gave a detailed report on several violations of rules/laws that Hiland recently committed. Take a look at what Blue Hog Report posted.

Judgement Day is coming for Hamlet. There is a lawsuit in the works that will rock the Hutchinson Administration and the Department of Finance and Administration.

Tick tock Boyce. Tick Tock.

ASP Trooper texts and stalks a 14 year old that was near same age as his own daughter, while having an affair with her married sister.

Was ASP Trooper Billy Martin trying to pull all 3 sisters? In January 2019, Callie Hinson and Joseph Ramer began dating. On June 13, 2020, Joseph proposed to Callie. They were married on February 21, 2021. By the time of their first anniversary, their marriage was in shambles and Callie was estranged from her family all due to this man, Arkansas State Police Trooper Billy Mitchell Martin. Martin joined the ASP as a recruit in January of 2007. Records from his personnel file indicate he was from Boone County and he was posted there after graduating troop school. Martin was promoted to Trooper First Class in July 2011 and Corporal in July 2014. In late 2019 and early 2020, Martin tried to get transferred to a Criminal Investigation position in Boone County but was unsuccessful. Around that same time, Martin filed for divorce from his wife of 10 years. The Divorce was finalized in March 2020. Martin hit the single scene hard and had no trouble hooking up with bad...

Arkansas State Police Troopers fired for illicit sexual relationship

Two Arkansas State Police Troopers were fired on April 5, 2024 after administrative investigations were conducted into accusations that they were romantically involved. Sgt. Mark Austin Blackerby (38 and married) of Scott and Trooper Jessica Diane McCord (30 and single) of Conway during their interviews with the State Police Office of Professional Standards ("OPS") in January 2024, were dishonest about the affair according to records provided to us by the ASP. Blackerby and his wife Cassie - a Jacksonville cop Initially, the investigation focused on Blackerby and both Blackerby and McCord denied a sexual relationship even though ASP vehicle tracking systems showed their vehicles parked at secluded locations for hours at at time and his vehicle at her home in Conway multiple times when he was on the clock. Blackerby admitted that he also disabled the tracking devices in his vehicle to try and hide his movements and their hookups. Blackerby told investigators that he is a ...

ASP Trooper Lincoln Smith fired for admitted criminal activity

The Arkansas State Police has confirmed that Trooper Lincoln Smith from Troop E (based in Pine Bluff) was fired on April 11th for illegal conduct. False reports of his arrest went viral on social media. As the ASP criminal investigation is on-going, they will not release any further details of his criminal actions. As the termination letter states, Smith admitted to criminal conduct and was immediately fired. Smith was hired by the ASP on October 2023. Smith was employed by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission as a Game Warden prior to his hiring by the ASP. Records obtained from CLEST do not indicate that the ASP requested decertification. Jacksonville 911 was contacted about Smith and they advised he last worked for them in 2022. At the time of publication, Smith's Facebook page is still open and up. Stay tuned for updates.

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