Snarky Media Report

  By Rena Borden - El Dorado, AR Kandice Studdard, a/k/a Paula Blart On November 17, 2024, a vigil was held for Ieshia Jackson, a woman who disappeared from El Dorado in October 2020. The vigil was hosted by Parents United Against Youth Violence Code Red, a local nonprofit organization. Parked nearby was a silver SUV issued by the City of El Dorado to Detective Shelly Rowland of the El Dorado Police Department. Detective Rowland was in the driver's seat. Sitting in the passenger seat was a woman no one in attendance recognized. Neither woman introduced herself. When asked if they would like to say a few words, both declined. Both appeared to be wearing El Dorado Police Department apparel. The unidentified woman was wearing a shirt displaying the El Dorado Police Department Criminal Investigation Division insignia. She also appeared to be wearing a badge and carrying a firearm, just as Detective Rowland was. Who was she? What was her relationship with the El Dorado Police Department...

Dog killer LRPD cop  Brandon "QuickDraw" Foster-Todd   On Sunday, July 19th, LRPD cop Brandon "QuickDraw" Foster-Todd responded to 4822 Country Club Blvd., at around 4:43 p.m. for a battery in progress call. According to posts made on Facebook, witnesses saw the dog come out of the garage and the cop shot the dog for no apparent reason. Foster-Todd has a history of use of force incidents. Here's one from March 2026 in which his is caught testilying about what happened. LRPD has too many shitty cops like Foster-Todd. According to records obtained from CLEST, he joined LRPD in August 2023. The $10,000 signing bonus brings attracts a lot of scum like Foster-Todd. Stay tuned for updates. ###

On July 16, 2026, we broke to story of a former ASP co-worker that is now a city of Little Rock employee that obtained an Order of Protection against ASP Trooper Quincy Harris. The victim lives in Benton, AR and works for the Office of the City Attorney for the city of Little Rock. She met Harris when she worked for the Arkansas State Police. Harris uses his fathers address in Little Rock to assess his personal vehicles. Deltha Harris has owned that house since 1991. And the Pulaski County Assessor has a photo taken in 2020 that shows a ASP parked vehicle parked in the carport. A Google Street View photo taken in  April 2026 only shows the Nissan Frontier owned by Deltha Harris parked at the house. His father is a registered Republican. All up on da plantation. We reported about Harris in August 2024 and provided records about his ASP disciplinary records. In 2021, Harris, a married man, went to the home of a 20 year old ASP dispatcher, got her drunk and had sex with her multiple t...

On July 19th, we broke the story about Sgt. James Mayfield of the Arkansas State Capitol Police catching a DWI charge. On July 19th, at around 3 a.m.,  PCSO Deputy Winston observed Mayfield driving at a high rates of speed. Deputy Winston gave chase and further observed Mayfield unable to stay in the lane in which he was operating his vehicle. After Deputy Winston has Mayfield pulled over, Mayfield said he was a cop and flashed his State Capitol Police badge.  Mayfield had bloodshot eyes and had an open 12oz Bud Light (that was cold to the touch) can in the passenger seat. Mayfield admitted consuming beer prior to driving and was given a field sobriety test that he failed. Here's a video Mayfield posted on his personal Facebook page. It appears that he was partying and having a good time on the 18th before his arrest at 3 a.m. the next day as he was driving home. We have asked for videos of the arrest and will post them once received. ### The Sheriff's Office sent us the video...

  A reader sent us a copy of a letter about sketchy and corrupt activities at Arkansas Baptist College involving it's president, Bill Walker, after we published a story about the most recent arrest of his wacko daughter Alyson. The reader also reports that Walker  has fired teachers for failing students that were failing, wanting them to pass them just to keep funds coming in. To Whom It May Concern: I am a current employee of Arkansas Baptist College in Little Rock, Arkansas. I am writing because I believe the college is experiencing serious problems involving governance, financial decision-making, conflicts of interest, accessibility, campus safety, academic priorities, information technology, vendor control, and possible misuse of institutional or federal funds. Some matters described in this letter are based on conditions I have personally observed through my employment. Others are based on internal information communicated to me, statements made by employees or vendor...