Arkansas Commission on Law Enforcement Standards & Training [CLEST]

P.O. Box 3106

East Camden, Arkansas 71711

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Decertification List

Daniel G Abair	Decertification No. 1633982087 - 736689240 October 15, 2012 Criminal Charges and/or Conviction Employer: Lee County Sheriff's Office
Randy N Abraham	Decertification No. 1633981896 - 1294190063 May 14, 2004 None Provided Employer: Marion Police Department
Aaron M Adams	Decertification No. 1633982091 - 1909826119 October 17, 1996 Criminal Charges and/or Conviction Employer: Hampton Police Department
Corey Adams	Decertification No. 1633982020 - 673556174 Date Not Provided Criminal Charges and/or Conviction Employer: Hampton Police Department
Jeremy Adams	Decertification No. 1633981963 - 845999467 May 19, 2016 Criminal Charges and/or Conviction Employer: Springdale Police Department
Naaman Adcock	Decertification No. 1633981997 - 1529655803 June 17, 2015 Criminal Charges and/or Conviction Employer: Fort Smith Police Department
Charles Adell	Decertification No. 1633981903 - 75669869 Date Not Provided None Provided Employer: Johnson County Sheriff's Office
James R Aguilar	Decertification No. 1633981902 - 159367686 Date Not Provided Criminal Charges and/or Conviction Employer: Salem Police Department
Kevin J Alexander	Decertification No. 1633981909 - 483942820 Date Not Provided Conduct Unbecoming Employer: Polk County Sheriff's Office
Paul Alexander	Decertification No. 1633981797 - 1104242951 August 7, 1986 Criminal Charges and/or Conviction Employer: Monticello Police Department

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