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    Subject of Saturday’s Manhunt in Custody of Miller County

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    By Jeff Easterling on October 4, 2021 Crime, Crime Stoppers

    The Miller County Sheriff’s Office reports that they were able to locate and arrest Richard S. Hargrove, 33, of Miller County. The suspect is currently in the Miller County Detention Center awaiting arraignment on charges of Battery 1 st Degree, a Class B Felony, and Domestic
    Battery 3 rd Degree, a Class A Misdemeanor. Additional charges are pending.
    Press Release:

    On Saturday, October 2 at approximately 2pm, Miller County Sheriff’s Deputies
    responded to a residence in the 18000 block of State Highway 237 in Miller County
    regarding a disturbance.

    Upon arrival at the residence, Deputies met with witnesses and a victim, identified as
    James Nelson, W/M 28 of Miller County who was found laying in the living room area of
    the residence with significant head trauma. Witnesses indicated that Mr. Nelson had been
    either shot or struck in the head by suspect, Richard S. Hargrove. Information reflected
    that Mr. Nelson attempted to intervene when Mr. Hargrove began assaulting his wife in
    the living room of the residence. Witnesses indicated that Mr. Hargrove was armed with a
    handgun and had possibly fled from the residence on foot. Deputies searched the
    residence and ensured that the scene was secure as EMS treated the victim who was
    transported by helicopter to an area hospital, and was subsequently transported to a
    medical facility in Tyler, Texas for treatment.

    While on scene, Deputies were advised that the suspect, Hargrove, had allegedly run to a
    residence approximately ¼ mile from the scene of the incident and was inside the
    residence. Miller County Deputies relocated to the residence in the 19000 block of State
    Highway 237 and made contact with the owner of the residence. The home owner stated
    that he believed that Richard Hargrove was inside the residence, but that he could not
    locate him. Members of the Miller County Sheriff’s Office and Troopers from the
    Arkansas State Police who were on duty entered the residence to search for Mr. Hargrove.
    Miller County Deputies located Mr. Hargrove hiding in the attic of the residence and took
    him into custody without further incident. Hargrove was subsequently transported to the
    Miller County Detention Center where he was booked for Battery 1 st Degree for the injury
    to Nelson, and Domestic Violence Battery 3 rd Degree for the initial assault involving his
    wife.

    Miller County Criminal Investigators obtained a Search Warrant for the Hargrove
    residence in the 18000 block of Hwy. 237 to investigate the scene and collect evidence.
    Investigators also conducted a search at the residence in the 19000 block of Hwy. 237
    where Hargrove was arrested.

    Although witnesses and evidence indicated that at least 1 shot was fired from a weapon,
    medical reports reflect that Mr. Nelson suffered from significant trauma to the head but
    that there was no indication that a bullet had caused the injury. The victim remains
    hospitalized in stable condition following treatment.

    Richard S. Hargrove, W/M 33 of Miller County remains in custody at MCDC pending
    first judicial appearance on charges of Battery 1 st Degree, a Class B Felony and Domestic
    Battery 3 rd Degree, a Class A Misdemeanor. Additional charges are pending.

    Richard S. Hargrove
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    After more than 40 years with commercial broadcasting, I decided to do my own thing by blogging, and taking "unconsultant" gigs. It affords me the ability to stay super involved in the community, but still, have plenty of time with my 3 granddaughters and other projects.

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