Andi: Police Say Randall Wyers was Out on Bond When Found with Teen

Thursday, January 30, 2014

Police Say Randall Wyers was Out on Bond When Found with Teen

FORT SMITH, Ark. —Police said 36-year-old convicted sex offender Randall Wyers was out on bond when he was found with a 14-year-old girl earlier in the week.

“He’s been charged with sexual assault fourth in Franklin and Johnson counties,” Patton said. “We have two cases pending against him right now.”

Wyers is also charged with interfering with child custody. Patton said she expects more charges to be filed; however, kidnapping won’t be among them.

“We do see her as a minor,” Patton said. “We do see her as a victim, but without going into too many facts of the case, it does appear she willingly went with him.”

Wyers bond has been set at $500,000. He will appear in court Thursday at 9 a.m. at the Franklin County Courthouse for a bond revocation hearing.

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After the 1999 abduction, rape, and murder of her 12-year-old daughter Andria, Rebecca Petty chose to fight for the rights of crime victims and focus her anguish on keeping the children of America safe from predatory crime and abduction. Rebecca has worked closely with law enforcement, crime victims, children, parents, law makers and her community.
She is frequently called upon by regional media in the event of a child abduction or any issue involving child safety to offer her advice and insight on the issue. In her efforts to create a legacy for her daughter, Andi, Rebecca has worked in her community to fingerprint and photograph over 20,000 children and has handed out over 10,000 home DNA kits. She has appeared on national and local television shows including the Oprah Winfrey Show and Phil Donahue show as well as written articles for her local newspaper and periodicals. She is also a member of Team HOPE, a support network for families of missing children. Runner Up for the 2007 Jefferson Award. She is also a founding member of the Surviving Parent’s Coalition, a group formed to empower surviving parents of children who were abducted and sexually assaulted, or are still missing, to work together and present a unified voice for legislation and prevention education that will maximize efforts to stop child sexual abuse, exploitation and abduction. Rebecca was part of a private round-table discussion with President George W. Bush and lobbied for the Child Safety Act that created the National Amber Alert system.