I.C.E. AGENT GETS SLAP ON THE WRIST

An Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agent caught with cocaine after fleeing from Texarkana's drug task force received probation and 60 days in jail in January from a Miller County Judge. "Thank you," Michael Spurlock, 40,  whispered to prosecutors as he left the courthouse in cuffs. Spurlock was given a chance by Circuit Judge Brent Haltom to live crime free for three years, while supervised by Miller County probation officials, and have his record wiped clean. Act 4346 allows offenders a second chance if they live a crime free life while under state mandated supervision. According to court documents Spurlock had been under the watchful eye of Bi-State Narcotics Task Force officers when he was pulled over June 17, 2009. Spurlock led them on a short chase before his apprehension.