Arkansas, Hot Spring County
County Sheriff Scott Finkbeiner pleaded guilty Friday to misleading the FBI in a case involving drugs and sex and plans to ...
County Sheriff Derek Scott Finkbeiner is expected to resign his position "within days" after pleading guilty Friday to a ...
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Hot Spring County Sheriff Scott Finkbeiner enters federal plea deal, released until sentencing and resigns from officeHot Spring County Sheriff Scott Finkbeiner has entered a federal plea deal. At a hearing Friday morning, Finkbeiner pled ...
HOT SPRING COUNTY, Ark. – Hot Spring County Sheriff Scott Finkbeiner has entered a plea deal and will soon resign. On Friday, he pleaded guilty in federal court to a felony charge of misleading the ...
A spokesperson for Saline County has confirmed that the Hot Spring County Sheriff, Derek Scott Finkbeiner, is in custody.
Accused of trying to obstruct an undercover narcotics investigation involving meth, which he was allegedly using at the time, Finkbeiner originally pleaded not guilty.
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Arkansas gas prices ticking up in latest AAA reportThe latest AAA report shows Arkansas drivers are paying $2.85 on average for a gallon of regular unleaded. Officials said ...
Newly appointed Secretary of State Cole Jester was recently the guest speaker at a Republican Party of Garland County meeting.
County sheriff was in jail for the third time in 16 months on Saturday, this time being held in Saline County for the FBI in Little Rock, an online inmate roster showed.
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