Crime & Safety
Deputy and police officer injured during call for service
By 
Editor-in-Chief
Cleburne County, Arkansas — After a violent encounter Saturday morning, three people are hurt, including a Heber Springs police officer and a Cleburne County sheriff’s deputy.
According to a release from the Cleburne County Sheriff’s Office, the injuries to the deputy and officer are not considered life-threatening, the condition of the other person is currently unknown.
Arkansas State Police investigators are working on the case.
According to the press release, the officer and deputy had responded to a call for service and made contact with an individual when they were attacked with an edged weapon.
The alleged attacker was shot. All three have been transported to a local hospital for treatment.
At this time, no names have been released.
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