Arrests Made After Workplace Threat & Rape Charge

Arrests Made After Workplace Threat & Rape Charge

Author: The Daily News Now! April 25, 2026 Duration: 1:10

Pulaski County deputies made two significant arrests on Thursday, following a series of incidents. Joshua Haggans, 33, was arrested for accidentally shooting himself in the thigh while threatening a coworker with a gun at a metal finishing plant. He now faces felony charges for aggravated assault and illegal firearm possession. Meanwhile, Marquese Hughes, 32, was arrested on a rape charge following an investigation into reported sexual abuse. Hughes pleaded not guilty in district court and is currently held on a $200,000 bond. These incidents highlight the potential for workplace disputes and hidden abuse to escalate quickly, with authorities actively investigating and updates to follow.

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