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Marion County Sheriff Gregg Alexander reports the body of a missing person has been recovered from the Camp Galilee Cove...
06/14/2026

Marion County Sheriff Gregg Alexander reports the body of a missing person has been recovered from the Camp Galilee Cove area of Bull Shoals Lake on Sunday, June 14, 2026, at approximately 3:15P. Sheriff Alexander reports the body is believed to be that of CALEB BLAIR, a twenty-five (25) year old W/M, from Marshfield, MO. BLAIR and other family members were staying at an area resort when he left to go fishing at approximately 6:00A yesterday morning. It is believed BLAIR was fishing from a small watercraft and was caught in a severe thunderstorm while fishing. Family members reported him missing at approximately 11:30A on June 13.

Marion County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to the area and were assisted by personnel from Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Missouri State Highway Patrol, Newton County Sheriff’s Office, and members of the Christian Aid Ministries Search and Rescue Team.

The body has been transferred to the Marion County Coroner’s Office and will be submitted to the State Medical Examiner’s Section of the Arkansas State Crime Laboratory to determine the cause and manner of death.

Gregg L. Alexander, Sheriff

06/14/2026

🇺🇸 Happy Flag Day! 🇺🇸

Each year on June 14, we celebrate Flag Day, honoring the adoption of the United States flag in 1777. More than a symbol, the American flag represents our nation's history, freedom, unity, and the sacrifices of those who have defended it throughout generations.

Today, we honor the flag—our symbol of freedom, unity, and sacrifice.

May we never take for granted the liberty we enjoy or the men and women who defend it. And may we continue to pray for a country that stands firm in truth, guided by faith.

For the week ending 06/12, Deputies responded to eighty-eight (88) calls for service. Of those, Deputies responded to o...
06/14/2026

For the week ending 06/12, Deputies responded to eighty-eight (88) calls for service. Of those, Deputies responded to one (1) domestic disturbance and completed eight (8) wellbeing checks. There was one (1) misdemeanor arrest, and two (2) felony arrests made this week. Deputies assisted and/or worked on four (4) accidents and completed thirty-four (34) incident reports. There were ten (10) bailiff hours for the week.

Investigators opened four (4) felony investigations, closed one (1) felony investigation, and arrested two (2) persons on felony charges. Investigators conducted one (1) death investigation, nine (9) interviews, twelve (12) investigative conferences, three (3) crime scene searches, executed three (3) search warrants, processed thirteen (13) evidence items, recorded twelve (12) hours report preparation, and attended five (5) hours of conferences/meetings.

The Detention Center booked thirty-nine (39) inmates, released seventeen (17), and ended the week with a total of sixty-two (62) inmates.

The missing juvenile from the Oakland area has been located and is safe. We will have further details at a later date.Gr...
06/10/2026

The missing juvenile from the Oakland area has been located and is safe. We will have further details at a later date.

Gregg L. Alexander, Sheriff

Please contact the Marion County Sheriff’s Office if you have any information.
06/10/2026

Please contact the Marion County Sheriff’s Office if you have any information.

For the week ending 06/05, Deputies responded to eighty-six (86) calls for service. Of those, Deputies responded to fou...
06/05/2026

For the week ending 06/05, Deputies responded to eighty-six (86) calls for service. Of those, Deputies responded to four (4) domestic disturbances and completed five (5) wellbeing checks. There were three (3) misdemeanor arrests, and four (4) felony arrests made this week. Deputies assisted and/or worked on seven (7) accidents and completed twenty-seven (27) incident reports. There were four (4) bailiff hours for the week.

Investigators opened one (1) felony investigation and two (2) death investigations. They closed two (2) felony investigations and one (1) misdemeanor investigation. Investigators conducted five (5) interviews, processed three (3) evidence items, executed (1) search warrant, conducted nine (9) investigative conferences, attended five (5) conferences/meetings, and spent two (2) hours on equipment preparation. Investigators also spent sixty-five (65) hours on report and case preparation.

The Detention Center booked seven (7) inmates, released eight ( 8 ) and ended the week with a total of forty (40) inmates.

For the week ending 05/29, Deputies responded to one hundred and two (102) calls for service. Of those, Deputies respon...
05/29/2026

For the week ending 05/29, Deputies responded to one hundred and two (102) calls for service. Of those, Deputies responded to two (2) domestic disturbances and completed eight ( 8 ) wellbeing checks. There were two (2) misdemeanor arrests, and no felony arrests made this week. Deputies assisted and/or worked on two (2) accidents and completed twenty (20) incident reports. There were five (5) bailiff hours for the week.

Investigators opened two (2) Felony Investigations and closed three (3). One (1) Misdemeanor Investigation, and one (1) Death Investigation were opened, and ten (10) Interviews were conducted concerning on-going cases. Ten (10) Investigative Conferences were also completed.

The Detention Center booked seven (7) inmates, released five (5) and ended the week with a total of forty (40) inmates.

Today we remember the men and women who gave their lives serving this country. Your sacrifice will never be forgotten. 🇺...
05/25/2026

Today we remember the men and women who gave their lives serving this country.

Your sacrifice will never be forgotten.

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For the week ending 05/22, Deputies responded to ninety-five (95) calls for service. Of those, Deputies responded to fo...
05/22/2026

For the week ending 05/22, Deputies responded to ninety-five (95) calls for service. Of those, Deputies responded to four (4) domestic disturbances and completed five (5) wellbeing checks. There were nine (9) misdemeanor arrests, and three (3) felony arrests made this week. Deputies assisted and/or worked on four (4) accidents and completed twenty-eight (28) incident reports. There were seven (7) bailiff hours for the week.

Investigators opened five (5) felony, and one (1) misdemeanor investigations and conducted sixteen (16) interviews concerning on-going cases. One (1) Death Investigation was also opened along with one (1) search warrant being executed. Nine (9) Investigative Conferences were also completed.

One (1) Investigator completed the third, and last, session of the Sheriff’s Administration and Management Course hosted by the Criminal Justice Institute (CJI) in Little Rock.

The Detention Center booked eighteen (18) inmates, released twenty-two (22), and ended the week with a total of thirty-nine (39) inmates.

The MCSO office will be closed on Monday in observance of Memorial Day. All deputies, detention officers, and dispatchers will be working the holiday as usual.

Have a safe and meaningful Memorial Day weekend!

PRESS RELEASEMarion County Sheriff Gregg Alexander reports the arrest of TRENTON R. ROSS (18 YOM), of Yellville, on a ch...
05/20/2026

PRESS RELEASE

Marion County Sheriff Gregg Alexander reports the arrest of TRENTON R. ROSS (18 YOM), of Yellville, on a charge of being a Minor in Possession of a Handgun on School Property.

The arrest stems from an incident at the Yellville-Summit School Panther Pavillion on Friday, May 15th, during graduation ceremonies. Marion County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) Deputies were requested by the school Certified School Safety Officer (CSSO) to come to the Panther Pavillion due to a student being found in possession of a handgun. Deputies arrived and secured a handgun transferred to them by the CSSO, and arrested TRENTON R. ROSS without incident.

Investigators interviewed witnesses on scene who stated they were approached by ROSS prior to being let into the Pavillion. While talking with ROSS, he showed pictures of the handgun and motioned as if he had it concealed underneath his clothing. One (1) witness immediately notified school officials who acted urgently and discreetly to locate ROSS and separate him from the ceremony and attendees. While being questioned by school officials, ROSS denied having a firearm but ultimately admitted to having a firearm in a holster under his clothing.

During an interview with Investigators, ROSS stated he had been given the firearm shortly before graduation, was dropped off to watch friends graduate, and had nowhere else to put it.

TRENTON R. ROSS is charged with Minor in Possession of a Handgun on School Property, a Class “D” Felony, with a bond set at $75,000.00. ROSS remains incarcerated in the Marion County Detention Center (MCDC) awaiting his first appearance in the Marion County Circuit Court.

Sheriff Alexander states the investigation into ROSS being in possession of the firearm is on-going and additional arrests are expected.

Gregg L. Alexander, Sheriff

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221 Randolph Road
Yellville, AR
72687

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+18704494236

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