2 Camden men arrested in Springdale SWAT response
Chris Arnold, 18, was taken into custody at a Springdale residence where officers served an arrest and search warrant. Keegan Turner, 18, was arrested at a separate location.
Both men are booked in the Washington County Detention Center as of Sunday, April 27.
Turner is accused of committing a terroristic act, accomplice to first-degree murder, first-degree battery and two counts of assault in Ouachita County, according to court documents.
2 Madison County men arrested for alleged rooster fighting
The charges are connected to the Sept. 6, 2022, shooting death of Andretti Austin in Camden.
Arnold is accused of theft by receiving between $5,000 and $25,000 for the theft of a 2016 Ford Edge in Ouachita County, according to court documents.
Arnold made his first court appearance for this case on March 28. No other charges have been formally filed against him as of April 27.
This is a developing story. Stay with KNWA/FOX24 for the latest.
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