Arkansas State Police

Arkansas State Police (ASP) are good at many things, but one thing they seem to be really good at lately is busting drug traffickers on Interstate 40 coming through the Great State of Arkansas. Last Thursday, October 3, another 136 pounds of illegal marijuana was seized during a traffic stop near Little Rock.

A bond of $2 million has now been set on a Texarkana man and volunteer coach of rape, Internet stalking and other sexually explicit conduct with minors.

On Wednesday, October 2, 2024, around 5:30 p.m., Arkansas State Police (ASP) assisted the Texarkana Arkansas Police Department (TAPD) in a high-speed chase involving a stolen vehicle near Garland and Jefferson Avenues in Texarkana, Arkansas.

It's hard to be a cop, a statement that really should go without saying, but a reminder from time to time doesn't hurt. Dashcam footage was just released by the Arkansas State Police (ASP) showing a traffic stop on July 27, 2024, that resulted in an officer-involved shooting. During the incident on Interstate 49, a man identified as Angel Zapet-Alvarado, 26, of Guatemala, allegedly resisted arrest

It has been a busy week for Arkansas State Troopers through traffic stops, CID investigations, and assisting other agencies, ASP is rounding up accused sexual predators all over the state, including a rape suspect, child porn distributors, and even a small town Mayor. Remember: All parties mentioned in the stories below are accused of these crimes, not convicted, and by law should be considered in

Arkansas State Police are busy cracking down on drug trafficking in the state. Back on Monday, August 26, they made a huge drug bust during a routine traffic stop on Interstate 40 in Pope County.

These two I-40 drug trafficking stories begin with one last week on Wednesday, August 21, 2024, when Arkansas State Police (ASP) made a significant drug seizure following a routine traffic stop on Interstate 40. At approximately 4:40 p.m., Troopers pulled over a rented black 2023 Chevrolet Malibu traveling eastbound at the 104-mile marker in Conway County for a traffic violation.

As we all look forward to Labor Day Weekend, please remember to be safe on the roads. The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) along with Arkansas law enforcement are watching for impaired drivers right now and through the Labor Day Weekend.