Sharp County Sheriff’s Office Weekly Arrest Report Released

The Sharp County Sheriff’s Office has released its weekly arrest report, detailing the incarceration of 13 individuals during the week of October 26 through November 2, 2026. Chief Deputy Kevin "Bart" Simpson provided the following information about the arrests:

- **Kenneth Adkins**, 49, of Ash Flat, was arrested for contempt of court. - **Marlon Bolden**, 31, of Little Rock, was taken into custody on a parole/probation hold. - **Nathaniel Clouse**, 37, of Cherokee Village, was charged with first-degree criminal mischief for damaging property valued at $500 or less. - **Kenneth Cook**, 53, of Greenway, Arkansas, was arrested for contempt of court. - **John Curtis**, 56, of Ash Flat, was held on a parole/probation hold. - **Cecilia Falance**, 39, of Batesville, was arrested for failure to appear on misdemeanor charges for disorderly conduct and public drinking. - **Kelly Fisher**, 27, of Ash Flat, faces charges for failure to appear on multiple driving-related misdemeanors, including no proof of liability insurance, driving on a suspended/revoked license, and careless or prohibited driving. - **Steven Henry**, 25, of Pocahontas, was taken into custody for contempt of court. - **Billy Mask**, 38, of Hardy, was arrested on a hold for another county or state. - **Oleta McDonald**, 38, of Ash Flat, was charged with failure to appear on a criminal mischief charge. - **William Randolph**, 43, of Bella Vista, Arkansas, was arrested for third-degree assault. - **Denitria Thompson**, 30, of Memphis, Tennessee, faces multiple charges, including fleeing, theft of property valued between $5,000 and $25,000, and reckless driving. - **Bruce Vanoven**, 42, of Highland, was arrested for probation revocation due to failure to comply. - **Harrison Williams**, 38, of Little Rock, was held on a parole/probation hold.

Officials stated that all arrests are public records but noted that charges are allegations, and all individuals are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. Further details regarding the charges and outcomes will depend on the progression of each case.