NOT DESIGNATED FOR PUBLICATION
ARKANSAS COURT OF APPEALS
D.P. MARSHALL JR., JUDGE
DIVISION II
CACR06-907
16 May 2007
JACKIE W. THACKER, AN APPEAL FROM THE SEBASTIAN
APPELLANT COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
v.
[CR-2000-920B, CR-2001-301, CR-
2003-1095]
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
HONORABLE JAMES ROBERT
APPELLEE
MARSCHEWSKI, CIRCUIT
JUDGE
AFFIRMED
In 2001 and 2004, Jackie Thacker pleaded guilty to several offenses. In each case,
Thacker received a suspended sentence. His suspended sentences were conditioned on good
behavior, which included not violating any law. In 2006, the circuit court concluded that
Thacker had committed harassment and revoked his suspended sentences. Ark. Code Ann.
§ 5-71-208 (Repl. 2005).
The alleged harassment occurred in October 2005 at the Sebastian County Retirement
Center. Thacker lived at the Center pursuant to a court order entered in a previous
revocation proceeding that did not result in revocation. April Moore (a Center employee)
testified that Thacker had sent her vulgar text messages and letters. The State entered
examples of these letters into evidence. Moore also testified that, at various times, Thacker
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exposed himself to her, confronted her after he had smeared blood on himself, and pinned her
against a laundry room wall. She eventually quit her job at the Center as a result of Thacker’s
actions. Moore’s cousin, a cook at the Center, testified that he witnessed Thacker harass
Moore.
Thacker makes two arguments on appeal, neither of which persuades us. Thacker first
challenges Moore’s version of events. He claims th