2 Vehicles Pulled From Arkansas River Maybe Linked to Missing Person
Hempstead County Sheriff
Yesterday, (Tuesday, June 14) Hempstead authorities and emergency service teams pulled two vehicles out of the Little River at Allen's Ferry Landing close to Fulton Arkansas.
According to the Hempstead County Sheriff Department's Facebook page
They responded to a call that a fisherman's sonar discovered a vehicle submerged about 30 feet underwater. After divers located the vehicle another vehicle was found and brought to the service.
Hempstead County Sheriff
Hempstead CountyDeputies, Arkansas Game and Fish, Miller County Dive Team, Hempstead County Dive Team, Pafford EMS, And Office of Emergency Services of Hempstead County. Responded to Allen’s Ferry Landing to search for a vehicle that was discovered by a fisherman. The vehicle was located and we are attempting to recover it at this time. The vehicle is in approx 30 feet of water.
Divers are attempting to secure a line to it so it can be retrieved.
Hempstead County Sheriff
Then later in the evening, they posted:
At approximately 815 pm. Red River wrecker pulled up the second vehicle discovered today.
According to KSLA News authorities are investing the possibility that the second vehicle found might be connected to a missing person case in Hope, Arkansas from a few years ago.
Hempstead County Sheriff
This is an ongoing investigation.
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