Snarky Media Report

  We received a tip about Arkansas State Police Trooper Quincy Elliot Harris that made a startling claim. We made a FOI request to the Arkansas State Police ("ASP") for a copy of Harris' personnel file and any investigative file concerning him. Trooper Harris objected to our FOI request and the ASP's intent to release the requested records to us. He sought an Attorney General's Opinion about the release of the public records. As expected the Attorney General backed up the ASP's decision to release the records. The records we obtained revealed two disciplinary actions against Harris. The first instance was in June of 2021 and involved Harris violating a direct order of his Captain by leaving his assigned patrol area in North Pulaski County to help the FBI with a traffic stop in Little Rock without obtaining permission from his on-duty sergeant or immediate supervisor. It was not the first time Harris did that. In fact Harris had been previously counseled  twic...

The Arkansas Times' Lee Major and Pedo/Felon Justin Edrington In recent years The Arkansas Times ("AT") has struggled financially and jumped on the medical marijuana bandwagon to increase it's revenue stream by holding Cannabis & Wellness Expos and publishing the Arkansas Cannabis Times.  The publisher of the Cannabis Times is Lee Major. Her LinkedIn page states she is director of advertising for the AT and the Cannabis & Wellness Expo Executive Director. On July 30th, the AT published this advertisement for the Big Bud Classic, and stated that one of the master of ceremonies of that event would be the distinguished Justin Edrington. Lawrence Justin Edrington was convicted on two counts of Sexual Assault - 4th Degree, a Class D Felony in 2006 for having sexual intercourse with two minor females. He had his probation revoked in 2009 after he tested positive for marijuana on August 28, 2008 and committed the offense of Second Degree Assault on a Family or Hou...

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On August 11, 2024, Pulaski County Sheriff's Office deputies arrested Shannon Hills cop Willie Jordan at his home in Scott, AR for domestic violence. Here are the details from the booking records. We asked the Shannon Hills Mayor and Police Chief for comments, but at the time of publication, we received no response. Court records show that Jordan's wife has obtained a temporary Order of Protection against him yesterday afternoon and a hearing has been scheduled for September 17, 2024 at 9:30 a.m. Jordan was placed on administrative leave until the domestic violence case against him is resolved. On his application for employment with Shannon Hills PD, Jordan lists that he had once been employed by the Saline County Sheriff's Department as a jailer and was fired from that position. Jordan stated that he "resigned" not knowing his password to sign onto a computer.   ### Here's the video of his arrest. At the end of the video PCSO deputies discuss how they could s...