ABC ENFORCEMENT DIRECTOR HAMLET'S LONG HELD SECRET SEEPING OUT AND IMPACT FROM LYING WILL BE FAR REACHING

Tainted ABC Enforcement Director Boyce Hamlet, Jr. not only lied to the Arkansas State Police (which resulted in his firing as a trooper) he lied on every job application since then. He never listed his hiring and firing by the ASP and he made up employment history to cover up his dishonest activity while employed as a trooper.

Hamlet, Jr. had to make false statements on official documents to try and keep his dreadful, career killing secret.

Junior is so slow witted, he forgot what he put on one application to the next so nothing in his file with the Arkansas Commission on Law Enforcement Standards and Training matches.

As we have previously mentioned, a law enforcement officer that has issues with truthfulness, honesty and credibility is an extreme liability to any law enforcement agency. The are commonly referred to as Brady Officers.

When a Brady Officer is appointed to head a law enforcement agency, the entire agency suddenly has Brady Issues.

Poor ol' Junior, he didn't want to make any comments to the Arkansas Democrat Gazette or the Arkansas Times last year about the FOIA suit to get his records and discuss his firing by the ASP.

Junior has no problem talking to television reporters and making false claims about his accomplishments, but he isn't man enough to deal with his Brady Issues.

But Junior isn't the only one that runs aways from discussing his tainted past and Brady Issues.

His current boss at the Department of Finance and Administration won't respond to news media about Hamlet's Brady Issues nor will Hamlet's former employers.

HILAND NEVER RESPONDED TO OUR INQUIRY

Governor Hutchinson needs to accept the fact that he made a mistake is appointing a grossly unqualified Hamlet and do the right thing and get rid of him before more damage is done.

Bryant High School teacher accused of sexual misconduct with a student

The Bryant Police Department confirms an on-going investigation of a now former Bryant teacher, Heather Danielle (Hall) Hare. Hare (age 32) has been accused of sexual contact with a student. Hare was featured on ABC Good Morning America in May 2020 when a course she taught was discontinued during the pandemic. At this point no details of the alleged illegal conduct have been released. Earlier today the school district posted this on a Bryant Schools Facebook page. According to on-line school board records, Hare submitted her resignation effective April 1, 2023. Hare is married and is a resident of Conway, AR. KATV featured the Hare family in another story on October 31, 2022. Stay tuned for updates. KTHV featured Hare's daughter in several newscasts . ### ***UPDATE 04/06/23*** Bryant PD provided us with their initial report dated March 31, 2023. ***UPDATE 04/07/23*** Sources report that the Bryant High School football player involved in an "entanglement"

ASP Trooper Jacob Haynie caught on his own mobile video recordings using the N-word

On November 21, 2023, after one of those questionable PIT maneuvers (the ASP now calls Precision Immobilization Technique , or PIT maneuvers, Tactical Vehicle Intervention or TVI) ASP rookie trooper and former Hope Arkansas cop Jacob Haynie was caught on his and other ASP mobile video recordings using profanity and the N-word. ASP policy prohibits the behavior and words Trooper Haynie uttered. That same policy also prohibits actions and behaviors that reflect unfavorably on the ASP. Haynie's wife works at the Hempstead County Assessors office. Wonder if she uses that language at work too? ### The full videos can be viewed on many of the YouTube Channels that feature ASP videos. A follower of one channel identifies Haynie as the one uttering the words. Apparently that individual knows Haynie and might have worked with him at Hope PD. ASP claims no one said the words "climb" or "N***a" and the trooper using the fowl language was actually Tyler Gentry. Ri

Three LRPD cops "relieved of duty" over incident at Club Trois

Sources at LRPD have confirmed a tip we received that three LRPD cops, Brad Stewart, Lee Pitts and Justin Sims have been "relieved of duty" in connection with an incident at Club Trois. The story we were told is that Stewart was working off-duty at Club Trois and dealt with an inebriated female club patron by soaking her with pepper spray. LRPD General Order ("G.O.") 303 requires that a cop that uses physical force, non-lethal control and compliance devices, on or off-duty, follow certain procedures. Use of pepper spray is a Level 4 event. Here are the specific procedures. LRPD sources tell us that they are trained to call MEMS after they use pepper spray or a taser on an individual. They are to file an incident report and they file an officer's report or letter form (5600-2) with their immediate supervisor for each use of force incident. Here's an example of an officer letter form. Not a single procedure was followed in this incident. And to make matter

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