Angel Zapet-Alvarado, a 26-year-old Springdale man, was arrested on Saturday after being shot by a trooper with the Arkansas State Police. He is currently being held on a $350,000 bond. Zapet-Alvarado faces multiple charges including battery, reckless driving, resisting an officer, no driver’s license, speeding, and failure to yield to an emergency vehicle.
The incident leading to his arrest occurred when Zapet-Alvarado was allegedly involved in a reckless driving situation and failed to stop for law enforcement. The trooper with the Arkansas State Police shot Zapet-Alvarado during the altercation. Following the shooting, Zapet-Alvarado was taken into custody and now faces a multitude of charges.
The $350,000 bond set for Zapet-Alvarado highlights the severity of the charges against him. It is unclear at this time the extent of his injuries sustained from the shooting or whether he has obtained legal representation. The case is still under investigation by the authorities involved.
Zapet-Alvarado’s arrest serves as a reminder of the dangers of reckless driving and the potential consequences that can result from failing to comply with law enforcement. His situation also underscores the importance of following the law and responding appropriately when encountering emergency vehicles on the road.
As the case develops, more information may become available regarding Zapet-Alvarado’s involvement in the incident and any additional charges that may be brought against him. The Arkansas State Police continues to investigate the matter to ensure justice is served.
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