The Criminal Investigation Division (C.I.D.) is the investigative arm of the Logan County Sheriff's Office and serves the citizens of Logan County by investigating potential criminal violations of the Arkansas Criminal Code Annotated and related crimes in a manner that fosters confidence in the judicial system and compliance with the law.  The Criminal Investigation Division (C.I.D.) is supervised by Lieutenant Mark Walker and consists of Lt. Walker (who works as a criminal investigator), another criminal investigator, a narcotics investigator, and sometimes a part-time criminal investigator.

Our investigators' duties includes: processing and cataloging evidence at crime scenes, photographing crime scenes and evidence, preparing affidavits for arrest warrants and search warrants, and interviewing victims, witnesses, and suspects.  They review and approve the Patrol deputies' reports and affidavits ensuring that all charges and the evidence supporting those charges are correct before the case file is forwarded to the Prosecuting Attorney's Office.  C.I.D. also handles the follow-up investigations of criminal offenses; the development of information contributing to offense prevention; and victim assistance.

C.I.D. has at least one investigator designated as being "on-call" at all times, but all investigators can be called in to work major crime scenes when needed. The investigators are available Monday through Friday and can be contacted by dialing 479-963-3271, ext. 2.

Our narcotics investigator works closely with the Booneville, Paris and Magazine Police Departments, the 15th Judicial District Drug Task Force (which is a separate agency under the Prosecuting Attorney's Offense and their agents cover 4 counties), and state and federal authorities in sharing information and working on drug cases.  This has led to the arrests of major drug dealers in Logan County.