Arrests
Fayetteville
• Allen Couch, 45, of 1505 S. Mitchell Ave. in Lincoln was arrested Wednesday in connection with possession of a controlled substance and four misdemeanor offenses. He was at the Washington County Detention Center with a $2,000 bond on one of the misdemeanor offenses Thursday.
• John Hensley, of Fayetteville was arrested Wednesday in connection with possession of drugs with the intent to deliver, possession of drug paraphernalia and delivery of methamphetamine or cocaine. He was at the Washington County Detention Center with a hold for federal court and no bond Thursday.
Siloam Springs
• Cony Ieamia Sosa-Dominguez, 29, of 620 Arkansas 16 was arrested Wednesday in connection with aggravated assault, felony fleeing, careless driving and resisting arrest. Sosa-Dominguez was being held Thursday in the Benton County Jail with no bond set.
• Hector Hugo Esquivel-Lopez, 29, of 620 Arkansas 16 was arrested Wednesday in connection with possession with intent to deliver methamphetamine or cocaine, obstructing governmental operations and possession of a controlled substance. Esquivel-Lopez was being held Thursday in the Benton County Jail with no bond set.
Springdale
• Araine Dickey, 20, of 19674 Sonora Road was arrested Thursday in connection with second-degree forgery. She had not yet been taken to the Washington County Detention Center by noon Thursday.
• Natasha Bennett, 26, of 750 S. 40th St. was arrested Wednesday in connection with possession of drugs, possession of drug paraphernalia, endangering the welfare of a minor in the second degree and one misdemeanor offense. She was at the Washington County Detention Center with no bond Thursday.
• Anthony Acevedo, 20, of 1501 Overo Circle was arrested Wednesday in connection with possession of drugs and two misdemeanor offenses. He was at the Washington County Detention Center with no bond Thursday.
• Kristy Nault, 19, of 717 Callihan Loop was arrested Wednesday in connection with theft of property and three misdemeanor offenses. She was at the Washington County Detention Center with a $2,085 bond Thursday.
Washington County Sheriff's Office
• Blake Sanford, 24, of 13544 Wheeler Heights Road in Fayetteville was arrested Wednesday in connection with delivery of marijuana and possession of drugs with the intent to deliver. He was released from the Washington County Detention Center with a $3,500 bond Wednesday.
• Steven Walden, 21, of 113 E. Bertha St. in Fayetteville was arrested Wednesday in connection with delivery of drugs. He was released Wednesday from the Washington County Detention Center with a $3,500 bond.
• Dennis Trotter, 34, of 1153 N. West End Ave. in Fayetteville was arrested Wednesday in connection with forgery and theft of property. He was released Wednesday from the Washington County Detention Center with a $2,500 bond.
Fire
Springdale
• Springdale firefighters put out a fire that had been mostly contained by sprinklers at 3 p.m. Wednesday at George Junior High School at 3200 S. Powell St. No students were in the building at the time of the fire because school was canceled because of ice and snow, said Capt. Dustin Kelley, fire spokesman. The electrical fire was contained to a storage room, he said.
Accidents
Springdale
• A 31-year-old man was taken to Northwest Medical Center-Springdale after a single-vehicle accident along Interstate 49 near the Elm Springs exit. The accident likely was weather-related, said Capt. Dustin Kelley, Springdale Fire Department spokesman.
• A man was taken to Northwest Medical Center-Springdale after an accident at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday just North of Arkansas 76. Sleet and slick road conditions contributed to the accident, said Capt. Dustin Kelley, Springdale Fire Department spokesman.
Police
Fayetteville
• Theft was reported at 9:36 a.m. Thursday at 1701 N. Lewis Ave., Apt. 23.
Washington County Detention Center
• Forgery or fraud was reported at 8:50 a.m. Thursday at 2875 Cedar Hill Drive in Fayetteville.
• Forgery or fraud was reported at 6:23 p.m. Wednesday at 10123 Daisy Lane in Greenland.
NW News on 03/06/2015