Grant Lancaster is a Crime/Breaking News Reporter at various publications, including the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and Texarkana Gazette. He covers a range of topics related to security and law enforcement, crime and justice, and the judicial system, often focusing on law enforcement technology, court proceedings, and litigation. Grant's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including the Monroe Times and River Valley Democrat-Gazette.
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Grant Lancaster's coverage heavily revolves around crime-related topics such as shootings, homicides, and arrests. His focus on evolving stories and breaking news indicates a preference for timely information related to criminal incidents. Therefore, pitches should offer relevant expert insights or exclusive details about ongoing investigations or recent developments in crime-related cases.
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By: Grant Lancaster
An Uber driver who claimed Little Rock officials retaliated against him for his criticism on YouTube of a police officer who ticketed him won his legal battle this week when a jury acquitted him of the charges stemming from the stop.
By: Grant Lancaster
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By: Grant Lancaster
The Arkansas State Police trooper who punched a man on Aug. 19 and tried to pull him from a vehicle by the arm and hair didn't violate any policies and faces no disciplinary action, an agency spokeswoman said Thursday.
By: Grant Lancaster
The head of the NAACP's Arkansas chapter on Friday called for an outside review of two Arkansas State Police arrests in Mississippi County after state police officials determined those troopers didn't use excessive force.
By: Grant Lancaster
A bumper-mounted device that lets police officers snare a fleeing vehicle's rear tires and axle and pull them to a stop has been successful at safely ending a number of pursuits over the last two years, North Little Rock police said.
By: Grant Lancaster
Police in Pulaski County investigated four homicides in August, down from 10 in July but up from just one in August 2025.
By: Grant Lancaster
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By: Grant Lancaster
A woman struck a 13-year-old pedestrian Thursday morning outside LISA Academy West High School in Little Rock, breaking his leg, according to a police report.
By: Grant Lancaster
A Blytheville man is appealing his misdemeanor convictions stemming from an Aug. 19 arrest during which an Arkansas State Police trooper pulled his hair and punched him and has retained civil rights attorney Ben Crump to represent him.
By: Neal Earley, Grant Lancaster
Speaking to Army National Guard soldiers at Camp Robinson during a ceremony commemorating the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, current and retired Army officers stressed continual vigilance.
