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Fort Smith prosecutors drop robbery, theft charges and Van Buren man gets 3 years for drug possession

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| Arkansas Democrat Gazette Verified
Let us read it for you. Listen now. Your browser does not support the audio element. FORT SMITH -- A Van Buren man has received a three-year prison term on a drug charge that originated from a robbery case in which police forced their way into a home to arrest him. Joshua A.
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Fort Smith prosecutors drop robbery, theft charges and Van Buren man gets 3 years for drug possession

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| River Valley Democrat-Gazette Verified
FORT SMITH -- A Van Buren man has received a three-year prison term on a drug charge that originated from a robbery case in which police forced their way into a home to arrest him. Joshua A. Reed, 31, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to three years in the Arkansas Department of Corrections plus a three-year suspended term on a charge of second offense possession of drug paraphernalia, according to Sebastian County Circuit Court records. Already a subscriber? Log in
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Fort Smith man allowed to serve as own attorney in murder case even though judge called strategy ‘very, very foolish’

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| River Valley Democrat-Gazette Verified
FORT SMITH -- A circuit judge who told a Fort Smith man it would be "very, very foolish" to represent himself in court as he fights homicide charges has granted the defendant's motion to move ahead with that strategy. Derrick L. Guinn, 29, of South Zero Street in Fort Smith faces first-degree murder and first-degree attempted murder charges in the May 2 death of Jimmy Neal, 35, of Fort Smith, according to Sebastian County Circuit Court records.
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