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Little Rock police on Friday arrested an apartment manager accused of forcing her way into a resident's home and attacking a man.

Officers were called at about 3 a.m. to Westbridge Apartments at 2123 Labette Manor Drive off John Barrow Road. A resident said the building supervisor, Nitaya Jackson, 37, had used a master key to enter her apartment without permission, according to an arrest report. Jackson's ex-boyfriend was inside, and she cut with him a knife during a confrontation, the report states.

Police said a laceration on the man's arm required several staples to close. The man was not identified in the report.

Further details were unavailable.

Jackson was charged with aggravated assault, second-degree domestic battery and residential burglary. She was being held in the Pulaski County jail Friday night.

Man, 34, faces 10 child-porn charges

The Pulaski County sheriff's office Thursday arrested an England man on child-pornography charges.

Haschel Edward Capps, 34, faces 10 counts of distributing, possessing or viewing sexually explicit material involving a child.

In Ocotber 2014, Nathan Mathews, an acquaintance of Capps, told deputies that he'd found a hard drive containing photos of nude young girls at his residence, according to a sheriff's office report. Mathews said he'd been out of town, according to the report, and he'd given Capps access to the home to care for his animals.

The report says Mathews gave the hard drive to the sheriff's office.

Agency spokesman Capt. Carl Minden said prosecutors reviewed the case and decided this month to charge Capps.

Deputies arrested Capps about 4:05 p.m. Thursday at his workplace, a Valero gas station at 8921 Fourche Dam Pike, according to an arrest report.

Capps was being held at the Pulaski County jail Friday night.

3 teens steal car at LR gas station

A woman was held at gunpoint and robbed of her car at a Little Rock gas station late Thursday, police reported.

Officers responded at 11:28 p.m. to the Exxon at 10423 Chicot Road. Tiffany Hunter, 32, said she was walking to her gold-colored 2000 Ford Explorer when three teenage boys approached her, according to a police report. One of the boys pulled a gun and told her to "hand it all over." The teens took cash from Hunter and fled in her vehicle.

No injuries were reported.

The Explorer was last seen traveling north on Chicot Road, the report states.

The robbers were each described as black and between the ages of 13 and 17. The armed teenager was said to stand 6 feet tall and weigh 150 pounds. He wore red jeans and a black hoodie.

Police said surveillance cameras recorded the holdup, but they weren't immediately able to view the footage.

Armed man orders cash at drive-thru

Little Rock police were investigating an armed robbery at a fast food restaurant Wednesday.

Officers responded about 3:05 a.m. to the McDonald's at 104 S. University Ave. An employee, Faheema Wright, 27, said a man had ordered food at the drive-thru, pulled up in blue sedan and pointed a gun at her, according to a police report.

The man said, "All I need is $240," according to the report. Wright gave him an unknown amount of cash, and he drove away.

No injuries were reported.

The robber was described as black and between the ages of 20 and 25 with medium-length dreadlocks. He wore a dark-colored hoodie.

Metro on 01/16/2016

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