Johnnie Holder
Booking #: 145871
Age: 36
Gender: Male
Race: African American
Address: Pine Bluff, AR
Booking Date: 10-21-2022 - 5:02 pm
Charges:
Residential burglary - commercial-BURGLARY / COMMERCIAL
Sexual Assault in the Second Degree
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Investigation continues into Sunday morning fatal accident in White Hall
The investigation into Sunday morning's fatal accident at Exit 32 in White Hall is still ongoing according to Arkansas State Police Spokesman Bill Sadler.
Sadler tells Deltaplex News that the accident was reported at 4:25 a.m. Sunday morning when the Arkansas State Police was notified... Read More.
Shooting Death related to Domestic Incident Leaves Warren Man Dead
The Monticello Police Department is investigating the Saturday shooting death of a Warren man that occurred at a trailer park on Winchester Road.
MPD Officers responded to shots fired call Saturday and found Jkyron Marquis Hines, age 25, deceased outside of a residence.
Arrested in this... Read More.
Jefferson Regional Hospital to host “Pretty in Pink” luncheon; 5K Run-walk
October Is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and as it comes to a close, Jefferson Regional Hospital has scheduled a couple of events to raise money for the breast center.
The first of those, the “Pretty in Pink” luncheon will take place Wednesday at the Pine Bluff... Read More.
Lincoln County judge discusses marijuana money
During a previous interview on the Oldies 1013 morning show, Lincoln County Judge Buddy Lynn Earnest talked about money the county was due to receive as a result of a legal marijuana grow facility in the county. He said he learned that the facility... Read More.
Appeals Court tosses part of redistricting lawsuit
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A three-judge panel on Monday dismissed part of a lawsuit challenging Arkansas’ new U.S. House map, which split the Little Rock area among three congressional districts.
The federal panel tossed some of the constitutional claims in the lawsuit challenging the... Read More.
Forestry Commission Spokesperson provides update on Monday’s wildfires
UPDATE 12:55 PM: Arkansas Forestry Commission Spokesperson Amy Lyman tells Deltaplex News that the wildfire near Ramick Road was contained at approximately 2:30 a.m., and burned approximately 175 acres.
No homes or other structures were damaged by the fire.
ORIGINAL STORY:
The Highway 15 South Fire Department... Read More.
Watson Chapel Fire Department fighting wildfire
The Watson Chapel Fire Department is fighting a wildfire in the area of South Ramick Road.
Social media rumors are circulating stating an evacuation order is in place. The Watson Chapel Fire Department has dispelled the rumor on their Facebook page:
”As of right now... Read More.
Fire fighters battling Jefferson County forest fire
UPDATE 8:50 PM: Arkansas Forestry Commission personnel have informed Deltaplex News that approximately 500 acres have been burned by this fire. No homes or other structures have been lost in the fire.
Kilcrease Road continues to be the only road that has been evacuated and... Read More.
Pine Bluff School District provides info on upcoming millage vote
The Pine Bluff School District would like to share the following information about the millage vote that appears on the November 8, 2022 election ballot.
Annually stakeholders are asked to vote on their local district’s millage. Most times it may go unnoticed because typically there... Read More.
State Legislators come out against Issue 4
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – On Monday, October 24th, a coalition of 64 legislators from the Arkansas House of Representatives issued a statement opposing Issue 4, the amendment to legalize marijuana in Arkansas.
In the statement, lawmakers said, “As your elected representatives, we want voters to... Read More.
$75,000 bond set for man accused of beating ex-wife with shovel
By Ray King
A Jefferson County woman was hospitalized, and her former husband was arrested Saturday after he allegedly beat the woman with his fists and a shovel, and damaged her residence.
David McCool, 61, had left the woman’s residence before sheriff’s deputies arrived but was... Read More.
