Dennis Clare Snyder
Booking #:
111147
Age:
75
Gender:
Male
Race:
Caucasian
Address:
Pine Bluff, AR
Booking Date:
06-03-2025 - 8:17 pm
Charges:
HOLD FOR COURT
Local News
Pine Bluff City Council Approves Sole Source Vendor for Fire Training Facility and Purchases Building for Homeless Support
By Ray King
A resolution declaring that a Texas company qualifies as a “sole source” vendor and therefore competitive bidding is not required was approved without dissent by the Pine Bluff City Council Monday.
The Pine Bluff Fire and Emergency Services Department is in need of... Read More.
Saffa discusses the revenue boost expected with the opening of the Saracen Hotel
With current attendance at the Saracen Casino exceeding 100,000 a month, that not only means increasing revenue for Saracen, but also more tax dollars going to the city, county and state.
Carlton Saffa, Chief Market Officer for the Saracen Casino and soon to be resort,... Read More.
New School Year Brings Statewide Cell Phone Ban for Students
When students return to classes this fall, there will be a major change that they will have to get used to.
They will not be able to access their cell phones like they have in the past. A new state law prohibits the use of... Read More.
State Police Investigating Pine Bluff Parks and Recreation Department Over Possible Irregularities
Deltaplex News has confirmed earlier reports stating that the Arkansas State Police has launched an investigation into the Pine Bluff Parks and Recreation Department following reports of potential “irregular activities”.
According to Deltaplex News sources, the city discovered concerning information internally and acted swiftly by... Read More.
Hence has third straight outstanding “pain free” appearance
Former Watson Chapel star Tink Hence is approaching the end of his rehab road. Hence started the season on the 60 day DL with a rib cage strain. Midway through last month he was given the greenlight to start throwing and has looked like... Read More.
Jefferson County Quorum Court Stalemate Continues as Justices Fail to Attend Meeting
Another scheduled meeting of the Jefferson County Quorum Court ended in frustration Tuesday night as a lack of attendance once again brought local government operations to a standstill.
Only four Justices—Ted Hardin, Conley Byrd, Margarette Williams, and Patricia Royal-Johnson—were present, far short of the quorum... Read More.
Arkansas Troopers Safe After Patrol Car Hit Highlights Move Over Law Importance
On June 3, 2025, around 11 a.m., two Arkansas State Troopers were conducting a traffic stop on Interstate 430 northbound near the 6A exit when their patrol car was struck by a passing vehicle.
Both Troopers were transported to Baptist Medical Center, where they were... Read More.
Desha County Circuit Court Issues Sentences and Warrants Following Recent Hearings
Several individuals appeared before the Desha County Circuit Court last week and entered negotiated plea agreements, resulting in various sentences for criminal charges. The court also issued a warrant for a defendant who failed to appear for her scheduled hearing.
Sentencings from negotiated pleas included:
... Read More.
Unemployment rate for Cleveland County below national average
Unemployment in Cleveland County for March was below the national average but above the state average.
According to the Cleveland County Herald, the county’s rate was 4.0 percent, a drop of half a percent from February when the rate was 4.5 percent.
The state unemployment rate... Read More.
Carlton Saffa Anticipates Business Boom with Saracen Casino Resort Expansion
Carlton Saffa, the Chief Market Officer for the Saracen Casino and soon to be Resort frequently talks about how good business has been since the Casino opened and he was recently asked if he expected that business to increase when the hotel opens.
Saffa went... Read More.
Pine Bluff City Council Approves Police Rehire Ordinance; Declares National Gun Violence Awareness Day
By Ray King
By a vote of 7 to 1, the Pine Bluff City Council on Monday approved legislation that will allow the Police Department to consider rehiring officers who had been previously terminated for minor infractions.
The ordinance had been read twice at the second... Read More.
