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LRPD cop Michael Wilbanks arrested for criminal trespass, disordely conduct, and harassment


An affidavit for the arrest of Mercenary LRPD cop Michael Anderson Wilbanks, age 42, of Cabot, AR was filed in the Cabot office of the Lonoke County District Court on November 16, 2023 in connection withe an incident that occurred on October 22, 2023.

According to court filings, Wilbanks was stopped at a stop sign and was not moving. Another individual went around him and Wilbanks followed that man to his residence. Wilbanks jumped out of his car and angerly yelled at the man saying he was a cop and had a gun and "wasn't afraid to use it". Wilbanks also made a comment to the man's wife..." I'm not afraid to shoot a dog either".

Here are the court filings.

Wilbanks has been employed by LRPD since October of 2011.

It's not the first time Wilbanks behavior has landed him in court.

Check out that incident on our affiliated Corruption Sucks Blog.


According to sources at LRPD, Wilbanks has been "relieved of duty".

Just last week three other LRPD cops were "relieved of duty" as well.

You can read about that by clicking here.


LRPD has a serious problem with fuck-up cops. They have a number of individuals that have committed domestic violence and should have been fired but are still on the payroll.

They have over 70 cops on a Brady Cop / Liars List ( https://tinyurl.com/LRPDBradyCops) that should have been immediately fired and replaced with credible, honest and truthful individuals.

The Scott Administration and it's LRPD are the most corrupt and untransparent entities we have ever dealt with.

We are in the process of forcing changes. Stay tuned.

 

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