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Pulaski County Sheriff's Office: Case Study

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I, Jerry Spradlin, am an Investigator with the Pulaski County Sheriff's Office. The following statement is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge. On 05/08/2014, Joey Brewer filed a report with the PCSO in reference to a vehicle being stolen from his car lot. Mr. Brewer advised responding deputies that a white male drove onto the lot in a red Ford Ranger (which was confirmed stolen out of Jacksonville) and asked to test drive a 1999 Gold Jeep (VIN: 1J4GW58S6XC565775/ Valued at $5000.00). Mr. Brewer allowed the male to do so and after three hours the male had not returned. Mr. Brewer checked the vehicle's GPS and observed the vehicle traveling around Conway. While the report was being made, Arkansas State Police located the vehicle and

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