Izard County deputies recently executed multiple warrants, resulting in the arrests of several individuals on a wide array of charges.
Daniel Taylor, 62, of Oxford, was arrested on a warrant issued by the Izard County District Court for violating a protection order. Taylor’s arrest was part of a broader sweep that targeted individuals wanted on various charges across the region.
Among others taken into custody was 34-year-old Olivia Irwin of Horseshoe Bend. Authorities state she was detained on a warrant from the Ozark County District Court for failure to appear in court.
Brianna Lunsford, 29, of Melbourne, also faced arrest, tied to a warrant from the Izard County Circuit Court for failure to appear.
Additionally, Steven Carroll, 44, of Marked Tree; Kirk Johnson, 63, of Horseshoe Bend; and 20-year-old Joseph Steinkampf of Pleasant Plains were arrested on warrants related to failure to appear or probation revocation.
Mae Freeman, 52, of Calico Rock, was taken into custody for reported probation violations.
Arrests were also made in cases involving more serious allegations. Brenson Webb, 46, of Mount Pleasant, was detained pending formal charges connected to unlawful burning and arson. Wade Carter, 28, of Batesville, was arrested for third-degree assault.
Lastly, Chad Redden, 49, of Horseshoe Bend, was arrested for reportedly violating a no-contact order.
Izard County authorities emphasized the continued enforcement of outstanding warrants and probation conditions as part of wider county and regional law enforcement efforts.