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 times.
Click here to read that story.
In an update to our 2024 story, we posted some information a reader provided to us about Harris.
We made a FOI request to Benton PD for a copy of any reports that list Harris as a suspect. At the time of publication, they have not provided a response. They did confirm that they had taken a report about the alleged rape.
We asked the ASP for copies of any records about Harris and his current status. The Order of Protection stipulates that he cannot possess any weapons (particularly guns). They claim to not have any records and we do not believe them.
The ASP should have fired Harris years ago. Allowing him to remain employed says volumes about the ASP's ethics and morality.
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***UPDATE - 07/21/26***
Benton PD sent us a copy of the incident report for the rape and terroristic threatening.
Lt. Don Roberts advised that the incident is an active investigation, and limited information could be released.
According to the AR Courts website, the Order of Protection was dismissed but can be refiled.
