William I. Campbell

Murdered

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On April 18, 1911, in Little Rock, Arkansas, 32-year-old Sergeant William I. Campbell of the Little Rock Police Department was fatally shot by an intoxicated constable. The incident began when the constable, causing a disturbance, confronted Sergeant Campbell with unfounded accusations of misconduct and threatened retribution by week's end. In response, Sergeant Campbell instructed the constable to cease his disruptive behavior and leave the area, reinforcing his command by knocking the constabl ...Read More
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Victim Details

William I. Campbell

Male

Little-rock

AR

1911-04-18

32

William

I. Campbell

12/30/2024

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I've been delving into this tragic case from 1911, and I can't shake how incredibly dangerous it mus... ...Read More
08/09/2024
It's truly distressing to read about the tragic incident involving Sergeant William I. Campbell. I'v... ...Read More
07/07/2024
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