Criminal Investigator With The Pulaski County Sheriff's Case

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I, Dennis Akins, Do solemnly swear that I am a Criminal Investigator with the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office and the following statement is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge.

Deputies responded to a theft of property call. When deputies arrived Complainant Will Bowers explained that he had a check written to Ed Bowers for work that had been done. Mr. Bowers explained the check wss in a desk drawer.Mr. Bowers stated Christopher Jones was cutting grass around his property and came in the office and asked ms. Bowers for a glass of water. After drinking the water Christpher Jones left. Mr. Bowers stated he could not locate the check and a book of stamps. Mr. Bowers stated the check had been written by Jim Peeples. Mr. Bowers stated

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