In what was described as a tragic turn of events, Sergeant William I. Campbell, a 32-year-old male officer with the Little Rock Police Department, lost his life on April 18, 1911. Having served with the agency for seven years, his death stemmed from an encounter with a drunk constable who had been causing a public disturbance.
The confrontation began when the constable, whose name was not mentioned in the available records, started making accusations of misconduct against Sergeant Campbel ...
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