By KVOW/KTAK News Director Leslie Stratmoen

RIVERTON, Wyo. — Just when we think the low mountain snow pack and spring’s warm, dry weather has squelched the threat of flooding rivers, we learn the same conditions have dried up the water supply.

Bill Urbigkit

Riverton’s Public Works Director Bill Urbigkit says the forecast looks bleak. So he’s asking city officials tonight to call for an emergency water conservation plan. The meeting starts at 5 at City Hall.

Urbigkit says …..

If all stays the same, he projects a water supply cut of nearly 40 percent over the summer, so says we need to move into emergency phase yellow. That means the city would ask for volunteer water conservation. If the city moves into what he calls the brown level, mandatory restrictions would go into play and fire hydrants could only be used for fires, not construction projects.

He said the shortage in water is the worst he’s seen in years, and coming so early. He remembers a water restriction order in 2001, but that was in late July. The city should be OK, he said, as long as everyone works together to start conserving water now.

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President Jo Anne McFarland of Central Wyoming College said — construction has begun on the new community-supported health and science center, so the east parking lot is closed for the summer. She also said cuts were made to the budget while remaining focused on retaining programs hat provide direct services to students.

Clerk Julie Freese said – candidate filing started today for the upcoming Aug. 6 primary. She explained the procedure and gave a detailed list of what seats are open.

Bob Pingetzer said – the public is welcome to participate in the Wyoming Angus Tour this weekend in the Riverton area. They’ll be leaving at 10:30 Friday morning from the Riverton Holiday Inn and stop at Wyoming Custom Meats in Hudson then visit the Gary Frank operation in Lander and Jim Buline’s place in Crowheart before coming back to Riverton for dinner. The tour is free and continues Saturday. For more information, call 851-4401.

Pictured from left are James Hampton, Dillon Fabricus and Hayden Wempen.

Dillon Fabricus dropped by to talk — about a T-shirt sale he created to raise money for the local Tough Enough to Help Cancer Fund.

He was inspired, he said, to help raise money for local cancer families because of his friend Hayden Wempen who lost his mom, Michelle, to the disease five years ago. Their friend James Hampton who’s also helping raise funds came along, as did Michelle’s mom, Nancy.

During the show, Hayden talked about the devastating loss of his mom and his Grandma Nancy thanked the community for its ongoing support to the memory of her daughter.

The following arrest reports are provided by the Fremont County Sheriff’s Department. All those arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

MAY

May 17 Arrest Report

Melanie V enzor-48-Lander-Warrant Arrest Forgery X2

May 16 Arrest Report

Frank Mead-37-Riverton-Contempt of Court

May 15 Arrest Report

Michael Anderson-32-Riverton-Criminal Trespass

May 14 Arrest Report 

Dominick Wright-IS-Dubois-Probation Revocation  

May 10 Arrest Report

Anderson Antelope-29-Riverton-Pedestrian Under the Influence 

May 9 Arrest Report

Robert Behan-19-Riverton-Fail To Appear

Christopher Bobo-24-Dubois-Probation Revocation

Paul Cady-45-Riverton-DWUI, Interference w/Police, Notice Required of Driver

Steven Hays-58-Riverton-Warrant Arrest for Simple Assault, Agg Assault, Strangulation of Household Member

Trista Mitchell-26-Riverton-Contempt of Court, Probation Revocation

May 8 – No Overnight Arrests

May 4 Arrest Report

Kristen Olson, 28, Riverton — Probation Revocation

May 3 – No overnight arrests

May 2 Arrests

Nicholas Homecker-24-Lander-Fail to Appear

Timothy Marrow-25-Riverton-Contempt of Court

Bobbi Talksdifferent-30-Arapahoe-Probation Revocation

Scott Woolsey-23-Riverton-Probation Revocation

Lynn Tendore-39-Fort Washakie-Probation Revocation

May 1 — No overnight arrests

APRIL

April 30 Arrest Report
Joseph Arthur-34-Riverton-Simple Assault

Thomas Hauger-42-Cheyenne-DWUI, No Interlock Device

Kayla Lincoln-29-Lander-Fail to Appear

April 27 Arrest Report

Ashlee Bojaj-27-Lander-Probation Revocation

Allison Trosper-45-Ethete-Probation Violation

April 26 Arrest Report

Kayla Ridgley-26-Ethete-FTA, Child Endangering (2-year-old found in middle of road)

April 25 – Overnight Arrest

Amanda Randall-24-Hudson-Child Abuse, Child Endangering

April 24 Overnight Arrests

Michael Crain-25-Hudson-Contempt of Court

April 23 Arrest Report

Timothy Pitt-30-Hudson-FTA, Contempt of Court

Arlie Stark-32-Riverton -Warrant Arrest for 5 counts of Endangering Children and 7 counts of Cruelty to Animals

Sam Willcox-22-Lander-DWUI, Limitations on Backing

April 20 — No Overnight Arrests

April 18 Overnight Arrests

Leon Tillman-45-Fort Washakie-Attempt to Elude, DWUI, Interference w/Police

April 17 Arrests

Lester Fasthorse Sr-54-Montana-Contempt of Court

April 16 Arrest Report

Allen Higinbotham-27-Lander-Pedestrian Under Influence

Ralph Higinbotham-25-Lander-Pedestrian Under Influence

Joshua Moore-31-Lander-Contempt of Court

Jay Wells-41-Dubois-Burglary

April 13 Arrest Report

Ashlee Bojaj-27-Lander-Bond Revocation

Sheriff April 12 Arrest Report

Jake Anderson-24-Lander-Warrant Arrest for Felony DWUI

Hayes Goggles-46-Riverton-Fail to Appear

Linh Nguyen-23-Arapahoe-Posession of Controlled Substance w/Intent to Deliver

April 11 Arrest Report

Michael Downey-25-Riverton-Bond Revocation

Jason Knigge-30-Casper-Probation Revocation

Delaney Shoyo-20-Ft Washakie-Failure To Appear Warrant

April 10 Arrest Report

Edward Brown-53-Riverton-Pedestrian Under the Influence

Courtney Thomas-18-Arapahoe-Fail to Appear

April 9 — Arrest Report

Dylan Mills, 19 — Probation Revocation

April 5 — No Overnight Arrests

April 4 Arrest Report

Rio Arthur-18-Lander-Bond Revocation

Nathaniel Fryer-23-Riverton-Probation Violation

Michael Crain-25-Hudson-Probation Revocation

George O’Neal-61- Pavillion-Probation Revocation

April 3 Arrest Report

Derek Kelley-42-Byers, CO-Bond Revocation

April 2 Arrest Report

Kelly Baker-26-Lander-Contempt of Court

Claude Duran-25-Arapahoe-Fail to Appear

Pauline Oldman-33-Lander-Contempt of Court

Tylor Rogers-21-Riverton-Warrant Arrest for Larceny

Jesse Walthers-23-Riverton-Warrant Arrest for Larceny

MARCH

March 30 — No Overnight Arrests

March 29 Arrests

Vickie Jacobson-58-Lander-Bond Revocation

March 28 Arrest Report

Steven Amos-40-Riverton-Contempt of Court X3

Steven Hays-57-Riverton-Bond Revocation

Tashena Jealous-26-Ethete-Larceny X2

James Mckeown-18-Riverton-Bond Revocation

March 27 Arrest Report

14-year-old Ethete female — assault

March 26 Arrest Report

Kelly R. Baker, 26, Lander – Contempt of Court

March 23 Arrest Report

Benjamin Croley-32-Casper-Contempt of Court

Devin Oldman-18-Casper-Prob Revocation

Leroy Sierra-37-Casper-Sex Offender Violation

Patricia Strickland-24-Laramie-Probation Revocation

March 22 — No overnight arrests

March 21 Arrest Report

Kelly Taylor-46-Riverton-Probation Revocation

March 20 Arrest Report

Joshua Mclean-22-Riverton-DWUI, Registration Violation, Head Lamps

March 19 Arrest Report

Cindy Arthur, 48, Casper – Probation Revocation

Rusty Felter, 18, Gentry, Ark. – MIP, Breach of Peace

Allison Sage, 37, Arapahoe – Criminal Entry

March 15 Arrest Report

Shane Boren, 33, Riverton – probation revocation

15-year-old male from Arapahoe — two counts each of first-degree murder, conspiracy to commit murder, first-degree arson, aggravated robbery, conspiracy to commit aggravated robbery

March 14 Arrest Report

Rio Arthur-18-Lander-Probation Revocation

Paul Eells-25-Riverton-Probation Revocation

Steven Lindsey-58-Riverton-Contempt of Court X2

16 YOM-Riverton-Court Order Arrest

March 13 Arrest Report

Samantha Hanway-20-Ethete-FTA, Conspiracy X2, Murder 1st Degree X4, 1^st Degree Arson, Aggravated Robbery X2

Joseph Jude Jenkins-20-Arapahoe-Murder 1st Degree X4, Conspiracy X4, 1^st Degree Arson, Aggravated Robbery X2

Stephanie Williams-26-Shoshoni-DWUI, NVDL, No Interlock Device

March 12 Arrest Report

Lance Strom-29-Lander-Probation Revocation

March 9 Arrest Report

Shannon Lanham-33-Lander-Drug Court

Laziur Hanway-19-Ethete- First Degree Murder 2 Counts

Vinh Le-27-Riverton-DWUI

March 8 – No overnight arrests

March 7 Arrest Report

Jose Arellano-22-Riverton-Simple Assault

Duane Medicine-21-Riverton-Prob Revocation

March 6 Arrest Report 

Sarah Evans-29-Riverton-Vandalism/Resisting/Interference/Prob Revocation

Robert Haddenham-68-Riverton-Prob Revocation

March 2 Arrest Report

Ruth Sunrhodes-30-Arapahoe-Fail to Appear

Thursday, March 1, 2012 — Press Release from Sheriff’s Capt. Ryan Lee

(300 block of South Pine Street in Pavillion, late Wednesday evening, February 29, 2012@ 8:35PM)

A Fremont County Sheriff’s Deputy was forced to use lethal force after an ensuing lethal confrontation with a man at that residence. The Deputy did discharge his firearm and the man was struck by a bullet. The man was pronounced dead after being transported to the Riverton Memorial Hospital. The Sheriff’s Office has turned the investigation over to the Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation, and the Fremont County Coroner’s Office. The Deputy Sheriff is on paid administrative leave at this time, pending the outcome of the ongoing investigation, his name will not be released at this time.

“Everything possible is being done at this time to ensure the integrity of the ongoing investigation and the well being of those involved.”

Further information is not available from our agency as of this morning; questions should be fielded to Fremont County Attorney Brian Varn.

March 1 Arrest Report

Robert R Nelson-59-Riverton-DWUI, DWUS, No Interlock Device 

FEBRUARY 

Feb. 29 Arrest Report

Dominic Arthur-Attempt to Elude, Larceny-43-Arapahoe

Feb. 28 Arrest Report

Deputies with the Fremont County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of a disturbed, barricaded subject in the

Feb. 27 Arrest Report

Carlos Bianas-30-Riverton-Contempt of Court

Feb. 24 Arrest Report

Amber Donovan-27-Riverton-Fail to Appear

Feb. 23 Arrest Report

David Dobson-49-Dubois-Fail to Appear

Trevor Johnson-28-Riverton-Registration Violation, No Insurance, DWUS

Harriette Lowe-31-Riverton-DWUI

Rick Williams-27-Lander-Contempt Court

Ashlee Bojaj-27-Lander-Probation Revocation

 Michael Mason-41-Riverton-Probation Violation

 Samuel Parker-39-Riverton-Probation Violation

Matthew Bishop-20-Lander-Contempt of Court

Melissa Brown-35-Ethete-Contempt of Court

Leroy Deffebaugh-34-Aurora, CO-Aggravated Assault &Battery

James Mckeown-18-Riverton-Simple Assault

Adam Trujillo-34-Lander-Bond Revocation

Feb. 22 Arrest Report

Evelyn Foursouls-28-Ft Washakie-DWUI, Open Container

 Feb. 17 Arrest Report

 Jana Behan-29-Riverton-Contempt of Court

Melissa Brown-35-Ethete-Contempt of Court

Cisco Flood-26-Riverton-Probation Revocation

Sandy Napier-47-Riverton-Probation Revocation

Jose Santistevan-67-Rawlins-DWUI

Jessie Sears-26-Sheridan-Bond Revocation 

Feb. 14-15 Arrest Report

Evelyn Foursouls-28-Ft Washakie-DWUI, Open Container

Trevor Johnson-28-Riverton-Registration Violation, No Insurance, DWUS

Harriette Lowe-31-Riverton-DWUI

Rick Williams-27-Lander-Contempt Court

Terence Hanway-22-Lander-Drug Court Violation

Feb. 10 Arrest Report

 Erika Antelope-21-Riverton-Probation Revocation 

Feb. 9 Arrest Report

Kevin Riser-49-Riverton-Probation Revocation

Richard Stark-35-Riverton-Probation Revocation

Feb. 8 Arrest Report

Jeddidiah Christian-26-Lander-Larceny

Sheyenne Twobulls-21-Riverton-Interference, Fail to Appear

Cheryl Eagle-30-Riverton-Fail to Appear

Dustin Friday-21-Riverton-Probation Revocation

Feb. 1 Arrest Report

Jay Reese-25-Shoshoni-Fail to Appear

Emily Gettelman-24-Dubois-Probation Revocation

 JANUARY

Jan. 27 Arrest Report

Christian Salzman-19-Riverton-Court Ordered Arrest

David Hanson-40-Riverton-Contempt of Court

Jaymes Whiteplume-25-Riverton-Probation Revocation

Ashlee Boj aj-2 7-Lander-Probation Revocation

Jan. 26 Arrest Report

Layla Haberman18-Lander-Simple Assault, Criminal Entry

David Killsree-34-Riverton-Breach of Peace

Breanna Palma-18-Riverton-Simple Assault

James Sandt-40-Riverton-Probation Revocation 

Jan. 23 Arrest Report

Robert Depina-44-Riverton-Probation Revocation

Cora Brown-28-Riverton-Fail to Appear

Cole Crippen, 19, Riverton – DWUI, MIP

Manuel Munoz, 51, Riverton – DWUI

Henry Rowe, 38, Lander — DWUI, Probation 

Jan. 17 Arrest Report

Allan Gloy-41-Riverton-Contempt of Court

Wayne Strangeowl-41-Riverton-Probation Revocation

Jan. 16 Arrest Report

Shannon Elisson-36-Dubois-Interference w/Police

Jan. 11 Arrest Report

Mark Fuhr, 24, Riverton – probation revocation

Nathanial Mahoney, 36, Riverton – failure to appear

Daniel Riley, 37, Fort Washakie – failure to appear

Ralph Alley, 38, Lander – simple assault

Jan. 13 – No overnight arrests 

Jan. 12 Arrest Report 

 Erick Aguilar-34-Idaho Falls-Probation Revocation  

Jan. 11 Arrest Report 

 Dawnica Conner-31-Big Piney-Warrant for Fail to Appear  

Jan. 10 Arrest Report

Ben Brown-33-Riverton-Warrant for Contempt of Court 

 Jan. 9 Arrest Report

Shane Blackbum-23-Riverton-Warrant for Fail to Appear 

Press Release, as submitted by Capt. Ryan Lee

 The Fremont County Sheriff’s Office has charged 23 year old Shane Blackburn of Riverton, with Criminal Entry and Property Destruction, after an incident that occurred at a home north of Riverton early Wednesday morning, (January4, 2012@ 1:15AM). Blackburn is alleged to have woken a 71 year old Riverton man early Wednesday morning around 1:OOAM, by beating on his door and demanding entry. The man did not know who was at the door and refused to open it. When the suspect allegedly began to kick on the door, in attempt to break it down, the victim retrieved his handgun. The suspect was eventually able to break the doorway down, and the man discharged his handgun at the intruder. The suspect then immediately fled the area. The victim was unsure if he had struck anyone after firing his weapon; Deputies were unable to locate anyone in the area after responding to the incident. Blackburn arrived at the Riverton Memorial Hospital early Wednesday morning with a gunshot wound to his left shoulder, which was not life threatening. An investigation into the incident has determined enough probable cause to believe Blackburn was responsible for the incident. The case has been forwarded to the Fremont County Attorney’s Office, further charges may be pending.  

Jan. 5 Arrest Report

Jason Green-40-Texas-Warrant for Fail to Appear, Forgery

Daniel Urbanksi-47-Lander-DWUS

Katie Vanarsdall-22-Riverton-Warrant for Probation Revocation 

Chrissy Bigeagle-31-Ethete-Probation Revocation

Melinda Hambrick-41-Riverton-Property Destruction, Criminal Entry, Breach of Peace

Jan. 3 Arrest Report

Leonard Bernal-49-Casper-Warrant for Probation Revocation

James Felton-23-Riverton-Warrant for Fail to Appear

Bolton Huff-21-Lander-Warrant for Probation Revocation

Candace Wagner-34-Pavillion-Manslaughter, Criminally Negligent Homicide, and Child Abuse  Blaine Anderson-39-Riverton-Simple Assault, Interference of Emergency Call

Bernadette Brown-41-Ehtete-Probation Revocation

Dakotah Crawford-22-Riverton-Warrant for FTA, Eluding, NVDL

The following reports are provided by the Riverton Police Department. All those arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

2012

MAY

May 17 Arrest Report

James Antelope, 47, Ethete — Public Intoxication and Warrant (Contempt of Court)

Mitchell Lavallie, 36, Riverton — Felony warrant out of Montana

May 16 Arrest Report

Dustin Friday, 21, Riverton –  Warrants (FTA) and Possession of Marijuana

Edward Brown, 53, Riverton — Public intoxication

May 14 Arrest Report 

Gloria Ormsby, 30, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Taylor CrazyThunder, 19, Riverton — Aggravated Assault

Ismael Guzman, 34, Riverton — Arrested for Assault (Domestic Violence)

Michelle Miska, 30, Riverton — DWUI

Tara Farley, 37, Riverton — DWUI.

Crystal Spoonhunter, 37, Riverton — Contempt of Court.

Kara St. Clair, 33, Fort Washakie — Assault

Collins Jammerman, 67, Riverton — DWUI

May 15

Adele Gutierrez , 34, Riverton — Child Endangering

Lindsey Thurman, 34, Riverton — Probation Revocation

May10-11

Brian Goich, 18, Riverton — Fremont County Warrant

Joel Clymore, 75, Riverton — DUI

Matthew Antelope, 27, Riverton – Aggravated Assault (Domestic violence), Warrant for Probation Revocation

Curtis Oldman, 25, Riverton – 3 Counts of Battery, Possession of a Controlled Substance (Marijuana) and resisting arrest

Amanda Sixfeathers, 20, Arapahoe – Battery

Pamela Sixfeathers, 48, Arapahoe – Battery, interfering with police officer

May 9 Arrest Report

Kenneth Crawford, 20, Riverton — Use of a Toxic Substance (Air Duster)

Cathy Walks, 49, Billings Mont. — Public Intoxication

Sheldon Nomee, 37, Crow Agency, Mont. — Public Intoxication, Resisting Arrest

Wolbert Muggleberg, 21, Riverton — Fremont County Warrants

May 8 Arrest Report

Shauna Dewey, 38, Riverton – Municipal Warrants

Frantasia Maldonado, 23, Riverton – Municipal Warrant

May 7 Arrest Report

Roberta Eagle, 55, Ethete — Municipal Warrants

Miguel Verley, 41, Riverton — Probation Revocation

Donald Smith, 48, Riverton — Public intoxication

Telyna Najera-Mejia, 26, Riverton — Disturbing the peace

Collins Jamerman, 67, Riverton — DUI

Odessa Thayer, 21, Riverton – DUI

Emery Tindall, 27, Fort Washakie — Assault (Domestic Violence), Interfering with Emergency Call, Resisting Arrest

Angel Jones, 23, Lander – DUI

Eric Cantrell, 45, Riverton — Assault (Domestic Violence), Interfering with Police Officer

John Chavez, 29, Riverton — Public Intoxication

May 4 Arrest Report

Kenneth Blackburn, 28, Riverton – Failure to Appear Warrant

Carlene Headley, 51, transient – Intoxicated Pedestrian in the Roadway

Clowery Means, 45, transient – Intoxicated Pedestrian in the Roadway

Henry White, 41, Ethete – Failure to Appear Warrant

May 2-3 Arrest Report

Christopher Monroe, 28, Riverton — Municipal Warrant, Resisting Arrest

Vernon Brown, 53, Riverton — Municipal Warrant

David Brown, 50, Riverton — Municipal Warrant

Stephanie Spoonhunter, 29, Riverton — Municipal Warrants

Kenneth Shakespear, 26, Arapahoe — Public Intoxication, Resisting Arrest, Municipal Warrant

Marty Moore, 31, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Gary Jara, 42, Riverton — Assault/Battery (Domestic Violence)

Michael Holbert, 18, Riverton — Interfering with Police Officer

May 1 Arrests

Dominique Addison, 21, Riverton — Municipal Warrants

APRIL

April 30 Arrest Report

William Topaum, 34, Ethete — Municipal Warrants

Gregory Armajo, 22, Lander — Probation Revocation

Jason Quiver, 30, Riverton — Assault (Domestic Violence)

Kincaid Duran, 42, Riverton — Larceny

John Chavez, 29, Riverton — Municipal Warrant

Virgil Monroe, 47, Arapahoe — Public intoxication

Rose Gasson Carlos, 42, Arapahoe — Public intoxication, Municipal Warrant

Dallas Dresser, 24, Riverton — Public Intoxication, Vandalism

Houston Headley, 23, Riverton — Assault (Domestic Violence), Felonious Restraint, Interference with Emergency Call, Interference with Arrest, Fremont County Warrant, Possession of Controlled Substance (Marijuana)

April 27 Arrest Report

Ted Jarvis, 45, Lander — Fremont County Warrant

Charles Hereford, 26, Riverton — Municipal Warrant, Interfering with Police Officer

Rose Gasson Carlos, 42, Aurora, Colo. — Disturbing the Peace

April 26 Arrest Report

Jakota Wolfname, 21, St. Stephen’s — Public intoxication

Eugene Ridgley, 50, Ethete — Public intoxication

Cheryl Truyen, 51, Riverton — Assault (Domestic Violence)

Anderson Antelope, 50, Fort Washakie — Public intoxication

April 25 Arrest Report

Eugene Ridgley, 50, Ethete — Public intoxication, Vagrancy

Samuel Friday, 29, Ethete — Felony Larceny, Attempted Felony, Larceny and Possession of a Controlled Substance (Marijuana)

Sylvia Friday, 31, Riverton – Municipal Warrant

Nina Littleshield, 46, St. Stephens, Municipal Warrant

Dominic Arthur, 43, Arapahoe — Disturbing the peace

April 24 Overnight Arrest

Timothy Burke, 45, Riverton – DWUI

April 23 Arrest Report

James Bias, 48, Riverton — Battery (Domestic Violence)     

Sherrie Niemeier, 47, Riverton — Battery (Domestic Violence)

Thomas Brown, 40, Arapahoe — Shoplifting and Contempt of Court

Loretta SunRhodes, 32, Arapahoe — Public Intoxication

Jaeshawn Friday, 24, Arapahoe — Failure to Appear and Contempt of Court

Crystal Spoonhunter, 37, Arapahoe — Public Intoxication

Robyn Blackburn, 45, Arapahoe — Contempt of Court

Byron Spoonhunter, 20, Riverton — Natrona County Warrant (escape from Detention)     

Houston Headley, 43, Arapahoe — Public Intoxication

Lloyd Pick, 24, Riverton — Criminal Trespass and Criminal Entry

Douglas Ferry, 43, Riverton — DWUI

April 20 Arrest Report

Loretta SunRhodes, 32, Arapahoe – failure to appear

April 19 Arrest Report

Craig Heckert, 32, Riverton — DWUI, DWUS

Cassandra Goggles, 39, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Delmond Gawhega, 37, Ethete — Contempt of Court

April 18 Overnight Arrests

Eldon Antelope, 47, Riverton — Warrant (Failure to Appear)

Dallas Dresser, 24, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Jesse Bell, 27, Riverton — Battery (Domestic Violence), Warrant (Contempt of Court)

Jason Bell, 33, Riverton — Warrant (Contempt of court)

April 17 Arrest Report

James McKeown, 18, Riverton — DWUI, Eluding, Leaving the Scene of an Accident, Assault (Domestic Violence), Violation of Protection Order, MUI, Disturbing the Peace and Interference

Arthur Penrod, 28, Rawlins – Warrant, Department of Corrections (see related story)

Tonia Abeyta-Noriega, 24, Riverton — Interference

April 16 Arrest Report

Epitacio McSweeney, 20, Riverton – Failure to appear

Vincent Yellowbear, 51, Riverton — DWUI

James Bias, 48, Riverton — DWUI

Clowry Means, 45, Riverton — Public Intoxication and Failure to Appear

Paul Bell, 50, Riverton — Public Intoxication

April 13 Arrest Report

James Large, 24, Riverton – Probation Violation

Aaron Bigknife, 18, Fort Washakie – Shoplifting, Interference

April 12 Arrest Report

Loveda Bell, 32, Lander — Public Intoxication

Kincaid Duran, 42, Riverton — Warrants (Failure to Appear)

Cheryl Eagle, 30 Riverton — Warrants (Failure to Appear)

These following three people were contacted by the Riverton Police Department because they were at Jaycee Park while intoxicated and smashing beer bottles at the playground area. 

Vernaldo Dodge, 35, Lander — Interference and Warrants (FTA-failure to appear)

Theodore Bell, 29, Arapahoe — Interference and Warrants (FTA-failure to appear)

Francis Addison, 33, Riverton – Warrant from Hot Springs

April 11 Arrest Report

 John Chavez, 29, Riverton, Arrested for Public Intoxication

Alan Brown, 60, Riverton — Contempt of Court

April 10 Arrest Report

James Hobbie, 23, Riverton – DWUI

April 9 Arrest Report

Patrick Wolbert, 56, Riverton — Probation Violation

Derek Bagby, 32, Riverton — Bond Revocation

Sherri Grunwald, 48, Riverton — Bond Revocation

Michael Hobert, 18, Riverton — MIP

Franklin Martel, 30, Ethete — DWUI

Frank Sitting Eagle, 29, Riverton — Contempt of Court

Clowry Means, 45, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Clifford Henderson, 63, Roberts, Mont. — DWUI

Ora Little, 61, Lander — DWUI        

April 6 Arrest Report

Tanner Gilliland, 19, Riverton – MIP/MUI

17-year-old Riverton male – MIP/MUI

16-year-old Riverton male – Possession of Marijuana

Byron Dean Lincoln, 46, Riverton – Warrant

Linden Royce Blackwolf, 52, Ethete – Contempt of Court

Sophia Mechall Kuegler, 25, Riverton – Dog at Large

April 5 Arrest Report

15-year-old Riverton male – MIP/MUI

Clayton Bell, 20, Riverton – Possession of a Controlled Substance

Teesha LeClair, 19, Riverton – Use of a Controlled Substance

Sydney Valentine Willow, 20, Riverton – Use of a Controlled Substance

Dustin Carl Brost, 29, Riverton – Property Destruction

Delilah Loretta Addison, 31, Riverton – Probation Revocation Warrant

James C’Hair, 22, Riverton – Warrant

Steven Charles Amos, 40, Ethete – Pedestrian Under the Influence

April 4 — Arrests in the past 24 hours:

Samuel Hermanyhorses, 22, Lander – Probation Violation

Vonda Crispin, 49, Lander — Interference with a Police Officer.  (Crispin was contacted in reference to a reported stolen vehicle and hit and run traffic collision and lied about her identity.)

Martin Coquillette, 52, Riverton — Public Intoxication

RPD responded to 44 calls for service in this time frame: 6 were animal related calls (including a report of a pit bull chasing a man); 8 were related to intoxicated persons (calls to check on people appearing intoxicated in public); and 7 were traffic related (parking issues, collisions, and reported drunk drivers).

April 3 Arrest Report

Jonathan Reyos, no age listed, Riverton – DWUI

Houston Headley, no age or address listed – Contempt of Court Warrants

Delin Dewey, transient – Theft and Pedestrian Under the Influence

Gerald Sittingeagle, transient – Public Intoxication

April 2 Arrest Report

Otto Oldman, 34, Ethete – Public Intoxication, Interfering with Police Officer, Assault on a Police Officer (Spat in officer’s face while fighting)

Fredrick Sherman, 31, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Doug Bigmedicine, 34, St. Stephens — Municipal Warrant, Indecent Exposure (Attempted to urinate in public when stopped by officer)

Randy Mckenzie, 40, Riverton – DUI

Nellie Sittingeagle, 27, Riverton — Municipal Warrant

Marissa Brown, 18, St. Stephens, MUI, Breech of Peace

Tamara Medicinecloud, 18, Ethete – MUI, Breech of Peace

John Chavez, 29, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Eldon Antelope, 47, Riverton — Public Intoxication

MARCH

March 30 Arrest Report

Aloysius C’Hair, 41, Arapahoe – Municipal Warrant

Casey Keierleber, 31, Riverton – DUI

March 29 Arrest Report

Cory Treber, 34, Riverton – Public Intoxication, Possession of a Controlled Substance (marijuana) 

March 28 Arrest Report

Marcia Smith, 32, Riverton – Municipal Warrants

Jacob Wright, 22, Riverton – Assault and Battery (Domestic Violence)

March 26 Arrest Report

Nelson Duran, 32, Riverton – Public Intoxication, Municipal Warrant

Roshell Correa, 36, Arapahoe – DUI

Robert Richards, 35, Riverton – Possession of Controlled Substance, Marijuana, Municipal Warrants

Curtis Kienlen, 40, Ethete – Municipal Warrant

Steven King, 28, Riverton – Washakie County Warrant

March 23 Arrests

Theresa Zapata, 32, Riverton – Municipal Warrant

Steven Oldman, 21, Riverton – Public Intoxication

March 22 Arrest Report

Edward Brown, 52, Riverton – Public Intoxication

Clowry Means, 45, Riverton – Public Intoxication, Resisting Arrest

March 21 Arrest Report

Anderson Antelope, 50, Riverton – Public Intoxication

Daniel King, 39, Riverton – Warrant/Probation Violation

March 20 Arrest Reports

Edward Brown, 52, Riverton – Public Intoxication

Michael Keele, 28, Riverton – Fremont County Warrants

Darrell Dick, 46, Riverton – Possession of Marijuana, Municipal Warrant

March 19 Arrest Report

John Chavez, 29, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Charles Geboe, 41, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Susannah Brown, 34, Riverton — DUI

Terry Turpin, 37, Riverton — Assault (Domestic Violence)

Andrew Pursel, 31, Riverton — Use of Toxic Substance (Air Duster)

Josephine Posey, 19, Arapahoe — Fremont County Warrant

Virgil Oldman, 56, Arapahoe — Aggravated Assault

            On Saturday, March 17, 2012 at approximately 0208 hours, the Riverton Police Department responded to an apartment complex on the report of a fight. Officers found that a 22 yr old male (Name Withheld) had suffered a stab wound to the chest. The 22 yr old victim was transported to the Riverton Memorial Hospital where he was treated and subsequently released. The suspect, Virgil Oldman age 56, was booked into the Fremont County Detention Center on the charge of Aggravated Assault. This case is currently under investigation by investigators of the Riverton Police Department.

Johnathan Engavo, 52, Riverton — Municipal Warrant

Edward Brown, 52, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Elaine Minick, 18, Riverton — DUI

March 15 Arrest Report

Kristin Sootkis, 33, Riverton — Public Intoxication

John Chavez, 29, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Kincaid Duran , 42, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Ronald Burton, 44, Ethete — Disturbing the peace

March 14 — No Overnight Arrests

March 13 — No Overnight Arrests

March 12 Arrest Report

Kathryn Parrish, 44, Riverton — Child Endangerment

Leland Teran, 59, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Sydney Willow, 20, Riverton — Minor under the influence of alcohol, Interfering with Police Officer

Eldon Antelope, 47, Riverton — Municipal Warrant

Dustin Headley, 21, Arapahoe — Fremont County Warrant

Isaac Jenkins, 24, Riverton — Municipal Warrants

Richard Thunder, 21, Ethete — Public Intox, Interfering with Police Officer

John Chavez, 29, Riverton — Public Intoxication

March 9 Arrest Report

Kenneth Crawford, 20, Riverton — Use of a Toxic Substance (Air Duster)

Cathy Walk, 49, Billings Mont. — Public Intoxication

Sheldon Nomee, 37, Crow Agency, Mont. — Public Intoxication, Resisting Arrest

Wolbert Muggleberg, 21, Riverton — Fremont County Warrants

March 8 Arrest Report

Kincaid Duran, 42, Riverton — Public Intoxication

March 7 Arrest Report

Eldon Antelope, 47, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Delin Dewey, 37, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Travis Hagerman, 31, Riverton — Assault (Domestic Violence) Interfering with Police Officer

Rhea Twobulls, 30, Riverton — Assault

March 6 Arrest Report

Burgess Poorbear, 35, Riverton — Municipal Warrants

Tiara Crawford, 21, Ethete — Municipal Warrants

March 5 Arrest Report

Mark Reese, 49, Riverton — Municipal Warrant

Darrin Durtsche, 45, Riverton — DUI

Phoebe Soundingsides, 26, Riverton — Warrant-Probation Revocation

Rosetta Hutchinson, 34, Ethete, Warrant — Probation Revocation

Matthew Twobulls, 35, Billings, MT. — DUI, Driving while under suspension, Duty to stop at accident scene

March 2 Arrest Report

Kenneth Shakespeare, 26, Arapahoe — Public Intoxication

Dana Eagle, 35, Riverton — Public Intoxication

March 1 Arrest Report

Benjamin Gardner, 34, Riverton — Municipal Warrant

Clowry Means, 45, Riverton — Public Intoxication

John Chavez, 29, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Sterling Howell, 35, Riverton — Interfering with Arrest

Meldonna Hill, 26, Riverton — Disturbing the Peace

Kodie Huskay, 25, Riverton — Disturbing the Peace

FEBRUARY

Feb. 29 Arrest Report

Dennis Teran, 30, Riverton — Warrant for Probation Revocation

Lyle Hughes, 25, Riverton — Municipal Warrant

Ryan Foos, 24, Riverton — Fremont County Warrant

Feb. 28 Arrest Report

Timothy Madelein, 46, Riverton — Sheridan County Warrant

Michael Manderson, 28, St. Stephens — Driving while Under Suspension, Fremont County Warrants

Feb. 27 Arrest Report

Nelson Duran, 32, Riverton — Disturbing the Peace

Kincaid Duran, 42, Riverton — Disturbing the Peace

Marion Killsenemy, 22, Riverton — Assault (Domestic Violence)

Billy Wright, 53, Riverton — Felony DUI

Lawrencetta Addison, 54, Lander — Municipal Warrant

Jude Jenkins, 30, Riverton — DUI

John Chavez, 29, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Feb. 24 Arrests

Jason Moon, 36, Ethete — Public intoxication

William Topaum, 34, Ethete — Municipal Warrants

 Steven Amos, 40, Ethete — Public intoxication

Jesse Walthers, 23, Riverton — Municipal Warrant

Alfred Redman, 36, Ethete — Public intoxication

James Oldman, 47, Ethete — Municipal Warrant

Jeramie Lewis, 26, Riverton — Fremont County Warrant, Felony Warrant from California (NCIC)

Feb. 23 Arrests

Shawnice Crazythunder, 18, Riverton — Minor under the influence of Alcohol

Bridget Woolsey, 18, Riverton — Assault (Domestic Violence)

John Chavez, 29, Riverton — Disturbing the Peace

Feb. 22 Arrests

Eldon Antelope, 47, Riverton — Public intoxication

Jason Stevenson, 32, Ft. Washakie — Municipal Warrant

Feb. 17-21 Arrests

Cameron Redbird, 24, Ft Yates, N.D. – Felony Warrant from North Dakota

Derek Scott, 26, Riverton — Warrant for Probation revocation

Clement Sittingeagle, 39, Arapahoe — Public Intoxication, Municipal Warrants

Steven Oldman, 21, Riverton — Public Intoxication, Municipal Warrant

Brandon Brown, 21, Riverton — Assault (Domestic Violence)

Shawnice Crazythunder, 18, Riverton — Municipal Warrant, Minor under the influence of alcohol

John Chavez, 29, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Jody Blackburn, 31, Riverton — Municipal Warrant

Nelson Duran, 32, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Reuben Behan, 26, Riverton — Municipal Warrant              

Stacy Medicinetop, 24, Riverton — Warrant for Probation revocation     

James Large, 24, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Forrest Duran, 41, Arapahoe — Municipal Warrants

Noble Glover, 47, Hudson — DUI

Clowry Means, 45, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Feb. 17 Arrest Report

Tomas Ybarra, 58, Riverton — Warrant for DUI

Paul Bell, 50, Riverton — Public intoxication

Troy Fasthorse, 20, Riverton — Possession of Marijuana, Municipal Warrants

Ethan Sittingeagle, 22, Arapahoe — Municipal Warrant

Feb. 16 Arrest Report

Stacy Middleton, 35, Riverton — Warrant for Probation Revocation

Anderson Antelope, 50, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Lenny Monroe, 30, Riverton — Municipal Warrant

Gerald Sittingeagle, 49, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Donald Smith, 48, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Feb. 14-15 Arrest Reports

Victoria Saunders, 51, Riverton — Probation Violation

Dana Eagle, 35, Riverton — Public Intoxication, Resisting Arrest

Marcus Brown, 33, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Tina Wilson, 43, Riverton — DUI, Driving on Suspension, Warrant of Arrest (Sweetwater County Sheriff’s Office for DUI)

Jerome Whitewolf, 26, Riverton — Disturbing the Peace

Feb. 13 Arrest Report

Alfred Platt, 48, Riverton — Probation Violation

Bryan Antelope, 19, Riverton — Minor in Possession of Alcohol

Byron Lincoln, 46, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Charles Geboe, 41, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Carolyn Wazelle, 41, Riverton — Municipal Warrant, Shoplifting

Lisa Dahmen, 46, Riverton — DUI, Possession Marijuana

Donald Wilson, 26, Riverton — Domestic Violence Assault

Jerald Friday, 49, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Ivan Bear, 42, Riverton — Public Intoxication, Municipal Warrant

Paul Bell, 50, Riverton — Public Intoxication, Resisting Arrest            

Vernon Brown, 52, Riverton — Municipal Warrants   

Juanita Brokenleg, 35, Ethete — Municipal Warrants

Rose Gasson-Carlos, 42, Riverton — Municipal Warrant

Feb. 9 Arrest Report

Byron Lincoln, 46, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Eldon Antelope, 47, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Steven Amos, 40, Ethete — Public Intoxication, Retail Theft and Battery  

Feb. 8 Arrest Report

Joseph Twiss, 37, Riverton — County Warrant and Assault

James Jenkins, 31, St. Stephens — Public Intoxication, Municipal Warrant

Jude Jenkins, 30, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Tonya Duran, 35, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Stanford Bushyhead, 46, Riverton — Disturbing the Peace

Feb. 7 Arrest Report

Bryan Neal, 31, Riverton — Courtesy Hold, assistance to Colorado

Nora Sankey, 47, Riverton — County Warrant

Henry Alberts, 29, Riverton — Public intoxication, Resisting Arrest

Feb. 6 Arrest Report

Kenneth Shakespear, 26, Arapahoe — Warrant for Probation Revocation

Clowry Means, 45, Riverton — Public Intoxication, Disturbing the Peace and Municipal Warrant

Stephen Decorte, 27, Riverton — Warrant for Probation Revocation

Mark Ybarra, 22, Riverton — Municipal Warrant

Stacy Medicinetop, 24, Arapahoe — Municipal Warrant, Resisting Arrest

Jacob Wright, 22, Riverton — Disturbing the Peace

Steven Amos, 40, Ethete — Public Intoxication

Clowry Means, 45, Riverton — Municipal Warrant

Steven Sunrhodes, 27, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Jeremiah Bush, 35, Riverton — Domestic Battery, Strangulation of a Household Member.

Heide Bush, 36, Riverton — Domestic Battery, Strangulation of a Household Member, and interference with emergency call.

                       On February 4, 2012 at approximately 9:03 PM, the Riverton Police Department responded on a call of a fight at a residence. Officers arrived and found two household members had assaulted a 17 year old juvenile in the residence. Both suspects were booked into the Fremont County Detention Center on Felony and Misdemeanor Charges, the 17 year old suffered minor injuries as a result of the incident.

Dennis Teran, 30, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Emily Fuhrer, 23, Riverton — DUI

Medalia Sittingeagle, 20, Arapahoe — Minor in Possession, Alcohol, County Warrant

Bryan Antelope, 19, Arapahoe — Minor in Possession, Alcohol, Municipal Warrant

Steven Amos, 40, Ethete — Public Intoxication

Danny Slavin, 61, Coffeyville, Kan. – DUI

Feb. 3 Arrest Report

Eldon Antelope, 47, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Feb. 2 Arrest Report

Ricky Goodleft, 29, Ethete — Public Intoxication

Feb. 1 Arrests

Michael Warren, 18, Riverton — Warrants, Suspect in Burglary

James C’hair, 12, Riverton — Warrants, Suspect in burglary

PRESS RELEASE, as submitted by Capt. C.T. Smith 

                        On Tuesday January 31, 2012 at approximately 2:14 a.m., the Riverton Police Department responded on a call of a Burglar alarm at the Woodward’s Liquor Store located at 716 N Federal Boulevard in Riverton, Wyoming. Upon arrival Officers found the store had been burglarized and it appeared a suspect or suspects had cut themselves on broken glass from the south side drive up window while entering the building due to the bloody hand prints left behind. Officers found the suspect[s] had stolen Liquor and Cigarettes from the business.

                        On Tuesday January 31, 2012 at approximately 2:24 a.m., the Riverton Police Department responded on a report of a stabbing at the Riverton Memorial Hospital. Officers found James C’hair had cuts to his hands, arm and thigh. Upon further investigation Officers found the injuries were not consistent with stab wounds but most probably consistent with someone cutting themselves on broken glass, such as climbing through a broken window. Further investigation led officers to Michael Warren who had accompanied C’hair to the hospital. Officers also found bloody clothing that was left in a vehicle by C’hair prior to entering the hospital, as well as unopened bottles of liquor and cigarettes that was consistent with items taken during the burglary. A review of the surveillance video at the burglary scene by officers, showed two individuals entering the store and committing the burglary. The suspects on the surveillance video matched the description of Warren and C’hair. Follow up investigators are continuing to investigate this case.

                        Both C’hair and Warren were found to have outstanding Warrants for their arrest and were booked into the Fremont County Detention Center on those warrants. 

JANUARY

Jan. 31 Arrest Report

Lisa White, 21, Ft Washakie — Municipal Warrant-Failure to appear

Bryaira Whiteeagle, 21, Ethete — County Warrant-Failure to appear

Rex Amos, 69, Riverton — Assault

Virgil Monroe, 46, Arapahoe — Municipal Warrant-Failure to appear

Jimee Kastner, 50, Riverton — DUI

Jan. 30 Arrest Report

Steven Amos,  40, Ethete — Public Intoxication

Franklin Oldman, 32, Arapahoe — DUI, No ignition Interlock Device

Jessica Weliever, 27, Riverton — DUI

Todd Pope, 36, Riverton — DUI, Driving while on suspension

Antonia Addison-Hall, 42, St Stephens — DUI

Gaylene Eldridge, 52, Riverton — Warrant-Probation Revocation

Gabriel Shotgun, 40, Riverton — Child Endangerment, Warrant for Probation Violation

Eldon Antelope, 47, Riverton — Disturbing the Peace

Jan. 27 Arrest Report

Brandon Smiley, 26, Riverton — County Warrant-Child Support

Anderson Antelope, 50, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Enrique Chavez, 19, Arapahoe — Minor in Possession of Alcohol and Municipal Warrant

Jan. 26 Arrest Report

Anderson Antelope, 50, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Marion Oldman, 41, Riverton — Municipal Warrant

Clement Sittingeagle, 39, Arapahoe — Public Intoxication and Urinating in Public

Jacob Bolte, 24, Riverton — Municipal Warrant

Jan. 25 Arrest Report

Eldon Antelope, 47, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Brian Goggles, 35, Riverton — Public Intoxication and Disturbing the Peace

Kincaid Duran, 42, Riverton — Public Intoxication and Disturbing the Peace

Steven Amos, 40, Ethete — Public Intoxication

Jerome Whitewolf, 26, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Jan. 24 Arrest Report

Ismael Escamilla, 19, Riverton — DUI, Possession of Controlled Substance (Marijuana), and Use of Controlled Substance

Gerome Goggles, 46, Riverton — DUI

Jan. 23 Arrest Report

Jamie Snooks, 39, Thermopolis — DUI, Possession Of Controlled Substance (Marijuana)

Garrett Revere, 53, Riverton — Municipal Court Warrant

Name Withheld, 17, Ethete — Theft (Felony), Damaging Property (Felony/ 2 Counts), DWUI, Reckless Endangerment, Hit & Run,  and Reckless Driving.

Dawson Smith, 27, Kinnear — Warrant of Arrest Municipal Court

Edward Brown, 28, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Gerald Sittingeagle,  49, Riverton — Warrant-Municipal Court, Public Intoxication

Louis Norse, 27, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Heather Rosas, 30, Riverton — DUI

Christopher Monroe,    28, Arapahoe — Warrants (X 4) of Arrest Municipal Court

Jan. 20 Arrest Report

Nicholas Wade, 32, De Pue, Illinois — Public Intoxication and Resisting Arrest 

Juanita Hernandez,  40, Riverton — Probation Revocation

Jan. 19 Arrest Report

Houston Headley, 43, Riverton — Public Intoxication

 Leisha Lund,21, Riverton — Contempt of Court

Jan. 16 Arrest Report

Ed Brown Jr., 28, Riverton – Disorderly Conduct

Jeremy Williams, 34, Riverton – DWUI

Beau Wheeler, 23, Riverton – DWUI

Travis Stevens, 31, Riverton – Probation Warrant 

Kyle Bissonette, 19, Riverton – Warrants

Taylor Yellowbear, 21, Riverton – Public Intoxication, Resisting Arrest (ran from an officer, was tackled and subdued after fighting)

Jan. 14 – 16 Arrest Report

Ed Brown  Jr., 28, Riverton — Disorderly Conduct

Jeremy Williams, 34, Riverton — DWUI

Beau Wheeler, 23, Riverton — DWUI

Travis Stevens, 31, Riverton — Probation Warrant

Taylor Yellowbear, 21, Riverton — Public Intoxication, Resisting Arrest

Kyle Bissonette, 19, Riverton — Warrants for MIP and Public Intoxication

Jan. 13 Arrest Report

Clowery Means, 45, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Jessie Sears, 25, Riverton — Contempt of Court

Jan. 12 Arrest Report

Eldon B Antelope, 46, Riverton — Public Intoxication, Warrant for Failure to Appear/Municipal Court

Edward W Brown, 52, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Steven C Amos, 40, Ethete — Public Intoxication

Jan. 11 Arrest Report

Katie R. Vanarsdall, 22, Riverton – Warrant-Probation Violation

Jan. 10 Arrest Report

Cordell Washington, 38, Riverton – Public Intoxication and Shoplifting

Jan. 9 Arrest Report

Kurtis Thomas, 46, Riverton — Contempt of Court

Theodore Bell, 29, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Steve Knox, 41, Greybull — Public Intoxication

Jan 6 Arrest Report

Erika Antelope, 21, Ethete – Warrants (Failed to Appear)

Michael Starks, 46, Riverton — Assault on a Police Officer

Russell Caldwell, 51, Arapahoe — Warrant (Contempt of Court)

Jody Van Fleet, 28, Arapahoe — Pedestrian under the Influence

Shawnice CrazyThunder, 18, Ethete — Minor Under the Influence (Alcohol)

Jan. 5 Arrest Report

Two brothers from Sheridan were arrested overnight for child endangerment for being intoxicated while caring for a 5-year-old. They’ve been identified as Jessie and Jacob Sears, ages 25 and 27.

John Chavez, 29, Riverton – Public Intoxication

Jan. 4 Arrest Report

Marcus Brown Sr., 57, Riverton – Public Intoxication

Marcus Brown Jr., 32, Riverton – Public Intoxication

Jan. 3 Arrest Report

John Chavez, 29, Riverton – Public Intoxication

Jody Blackburn, 31, Riverton — Warrants (Failure To Appear)

Charlene Yellowfox, 46, Riverton — Probation Revocation

Yvette Blackburn, 47, Riverton — Probation Revocation

Chip Janzen, 27, Riverton — Disturbing the Peace

Jason Moon, 36, Ethete — Contempt of Court

Chalice Shakespeare, 45, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Steven Amos, 40, Ethete — Public Intoxication

Reva Sunrhodes, 48, Riverton — Public Intoxication

Chester Moss, 32, St. Stephens — Public Intoxication

Clement Sittingeagle, 39, Arapahoe – Public Intoxication

Mitchell C’Hair, 50, Riverton – Public Intoxication

JACKSON-ABORTION

No problems at anti-abortion protests in Jackson

JACKSON, Wyo. (AP) — Authorities in Jackson say one citation for careless driving and two citations for destruction of property have been issued during the latest round of abortion demonstrations.

Members of Operation Save America demonstrated in the town square Wednesday. Members of a local group, Jackson Hole United, were also out warning people about graphic images being displayed by the anti-abortion group.

Teton County spokeswoman Charlotte Reynolds says there have been some complaints about noise, traffic and the groups’ signs.

Operation Save America plans to stage demonstrations through Sunday, but they won’t be in the town square on Saturday during the Boy Scouts’ annual Elkfest and antler auction.

Last week, members of a Milwaukee-based anti-abortion group also demonstrated in Jackson.

The protests follow a recent Wyoming Supreme Court ruling in favor of protesters.

SHERIDAN KILLING

Wyo. Supreme Court hears arguments in killing

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — An attorney for a Sheridan teenager serving a sentence of life without parole for a 2009 home invasion killing urged the Wyoming Supreme Court to find the teen’s sentence unconstitutional.

The court on Wednesday heard arguments in the appeal of Dharminder Vir Sen, who was convicted of killing Sheridan businessman Robert Ernst.

Law student Samantha Lind represents Sen, who was 15 at the time of the crime.

Lind told the court that society acknowledges juveniles don’t always make good decisions. She said the life sentence for Sen violates the constitutional prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment.

Assistant Attorney General Justin Daraie argued that Sen’s sentence was proper.

The court already has upheld life sentences for the other two defendants: Dennis Poitra, Jr., and Wyatt Bear Cloud.

SKI SEASON

Jackson Hole ski resorts helped by snow

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — Unlike many other ski resort areas in the Rocky Mountain West, Wyoming’s premier ski area of Jackson Hole enjoyed good business this past winter thanks to better ski conditions.

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Kate Foster of the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce says lodging occupancy rates in February and March exceeded rates in 2011.

She credited a marketing campaign that targeted skiers in other Rocky Mountain states where the snow wasn’t as plentiful in Jackson Hole.

Grand Targhee Ski Resort, for instance, reported about 420 inches of snow this past season. Some major resorts in other states had less than half that amount.

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort says it ended the ski season with about 479,000 skier visits, which is the second highest in its history.

SCHOOL LEADER-THEFT

Former Wyo. Montessori director appears in court

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — A woman accused of stealing more than $66,000 from a Wyoming Montessori school can return to the Boston area while the case continues.

Teresa Meadowcroft is the former head of the Village Montessori School in Cheyenne and now lives in Massachusetts. She appeared in court Tuesday in Cheyenne for her first hearing after being charged with larceny, forgery and identity theft.

She was allowed to post a $60,000 bond and the terms allow her to return home.

Meadowcroft hasn’t entered a plea yet. Her lawyer, Robert Moxley, said that will happen at an arraignment hearing, which hasn’t been scheduled yet.

Court records say debits from the school’s bank account were made from a card in Meadowcroft’s name for non-school-related items.

CAPITOL SECURITY

Report raises Wyoming Capitol security concerns

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — A security assessment of the State Capitol building in Cheyenne questions the state’s ability to respond to or prevent a violent incident.

Specifically, the assessment advised that Wyoming should increase its security staffing levels if it wants to continue the Capitol’s open environment.

The security assessment was performed by Colorado law enforcement agencies, including its State Patrol and Office of Homeland Security, who visited Cheyenne during the past legislative session.

The full report is confidential because of its sensitive security details.

Wyoming Highway Patrol Lt. Klief Guenther briefed lawmakers on some of the assessment’s findings during a recent legislative meeting.

He said possible solutions include adding security checkpoints or metal detectors or boosting security staff. Currently nine full-time troopers are responsible for patrolling the Capitol.

RESERVATION WOLF

Wolf found dead in SD came from Yellowstone

PINE RIDGE, S.D. (AP) — A federal wolf specialist says a gray wolf found dead on South Dakota’s Pine Ridge Reservation came from Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming.

Mike Jimenez with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says information from a tracking collar identifies the wolf as a 3- to 4-year-old male that was part of a pack in the southeast part of Yellowstone. He says the wolf made the 400-mile journey to southwest South Dakota in less than two months.

The wolf was found dead along U.S. Highway 18 near the town of Pine Ridge, apparently struck by a vehicle late Sunday or early Monday. South Dakota does not have a resident wolf population, but the animals sometimes wander in from other areas.

WYOMING TRACK-UPTON THROWER

Upton thrower seeks to break Godina discus record

CASPER, Wyo. (AP) — The Wyoming State High School Track and Field Championships are set for this week in Casper.

The meet begins Thursday and runs through Saturday.

Upton senior Kevin Allen is looking to challenge a long-standing record in the discus.

Allen tossed the discus 204 feet, 4 inches at the Class 1A East Regional meet last weekend in Cheyenne.

The state record is 210 feet, 4 inches set by former Cheyenne Central standout and Olympic medalist John Godina 22 years ago.

Allen already owns the Class 1A record in the discus (187-7), which he set last year. And he’s attempting a four-peat in the discus and a two-peat in the shot put.

Allen will throw at Utah State in college.

Copyright 2012 The Associated Press.

RIVERTON, Wyo. — Riverton city officials plan to demolish an old cleaners building on Main Street, build an office for a state investigating agency in the business park by the community airport and extend Broadway north to Webbwood Road. The cost of the three projects totals $758,000.

The most expensive is the extension of the road, coming in at $683,000. City leaders say the extension will provide the alternate route needed through town when the state transportation department rebuilds North Federal two years from now. The underground utilities are already in place.

Mayor Ron Warpness was skeptical about the city paying for a new facility for the Division of Criminal Investigation. But Councilman Lars Baker thinks the $53,000 to be spent on the project is a good investment. Doing the work there will be the Sehnert construction company of Riverton.

Old Daisy Cleaners Building -- Photo by Leslie Stratmoen

Demolition costs to tear down the old Daisy Cleaners building on the Main Street corner across from the Post Office comes in at $22,000. Once the building’s down, the city plans to put the property up for sale. It was purchased for $60,000.

Bornhoft Construction of Riverton has been contracted to extend the road and demolish the building.

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City extends Broadway, builds DCI office and demolishes cleaners

By KVOW/KTAK News Director Leslie Stratmoen

RIVERTON, Wyo. — Riverton city officials plan to demolish an old cleaners building on Main Street, build an office for a state investigating agency in the business park by the community airport and extend North Broadway to Webbwood Road. The cost of the three projects totals $758,000.

The most expensive is the extension of the road, coming in at $683,000. City leaders say the extension will provide the alternate route needed through town when the state transportation department rebuilds North Federal two years from now. The underground utilities are already in place.

Mayor Ron Warpness was skeptical about the city paying for a new facility for the Division of Criminal Investigation. But Councilman Lars Baker thinks the $53,000 to be spent on the project is a good investment. Doing the work there will be the Sehnert construction company of Riverton.

Demolition costs to tear down the old Daisy Cleaners building on the Main Street corner across from the Post Office comes in at $22,000. Once the building’s down, the city plans to put the property up for sale. It was purchased for $60,000.

Bornhoft Construction of Riverton has been contracted to extend the road and demolish the building.

Fremont County Deputy Sheriff Kevin Rieman and Midvale Fireman David Knoepke delivered a baby early this morning at 4:20AM at an address in the Lost Wells Butte area. They were assisted by Fremont County Communications Deputy Jennifer Keel, who provided instructional information over the telephone during the delivery. Mother and baby were reportedly doing fine.

RIVERTON, Wyo. — The Fremont County Coroner and Commissioners are still butting heads over marking county coroner vehicles.

The power struggle escalated Tuesday afternoon when Coroner Ed McAuslan told the commission he had the authority to make the call because he’s an elected official who knows what’s best for his department. The commissioners countered by saying they had the authority to demand identifying graphics because the vehicles are owned by the county.

Travis Becker

When the coroner refused the order, Commissioner Travis Becker suggested taking away county coroner vans and making deputies use their own personal vehicles to transport bodies, then be reimbursed for mileage.

Coroner McAuslan said the idea was ridiculous because a personal vehicle could not complete the task. He went on to say having the word “coroner” printed on his vehicles would create problems by announcing their arrival and inviting onlookers who could compromise crime scenes and impede investigations.

The commissioners might better understand, he said, if they rode along with him on a case. It’s an offer, he said, he’s made repeatedly but none have accepted. Furthermore, he said he’s more qualified to make the call because he has nearly 40 years in the department and they have none.

“You’ve never even come to my office,” he went on to say and “until you do that, I don’t think you’re qualified to make this decision.”

To listen to the discussion held Tuesday May 15, 2012 in the commission chambers at the Fremont County Court House in Lander — CLICK HERE

Speaking first is Commissioner Travis Becker, followed by Coroner Ed McAuslan, then Commissioners Dennis Christensen and Pat Hickerson. Clerk Julie Freese provided the information on policy and Commissioner Keja Whiteman joined in on the personnel issue.

Riverton:

Saturday’s games will be @ 12 and 2pm those games will be on KVOW AM 1450 and online at rivertonradio.com with the Pre game beginning at 11:45am

After watching a three-run lead evaporate late and the crowd come alive, Marco Scutaro hit a pinch-hit, game-winning home run in the top of the ninth to send the Rockies to a 5-4 victory over the Giants.

The veteran infielder was held out of the starting lineup for a routine day off, but he ended up playing the hero. Scutaro reacted on a 1-2 fastball from Santiago Casilla and snuck it over the fence in left field, before pumping his fist as he rounded first base.

It felt good to hit his first home run in a Rockies uniform, but Scutaro said it felt even better to put his team back in the win column, as it entered Tuesday’s contest having lost nine of its previous 10.

“Losing is no fun, man,” Scutaro said.

Complete with some late-inning controversy and drama, the National League West affair also featured the successful returns of Troy Tulowitzki and Jeremy Guthrie. Tulowitzki went 2-for-4 with an RBI as he shook off a left knee injury he suffered Monday, while Guthrie was effective in his first start since April 22.

The veteran right-hander, who was placed on the 15-day disabled list after a shoulder injury from a bicycle accident, went 5 1/3 innings, giving up an unearned run on four hits and four walks while striking out four.

“It was difficult being hurt the way I was and missing all my starts like that,” Guthrie said. “It’s certainly good to be back and help the team win and end the trip on a positive note as we try to get some momentum going back to our place.”

Guthrie threw 90 pitches, 50 for strikes, and said he felt fine physically despite feeling a bit “rusty” to start the game. After issuing two walks to begin the contest, Guthrie settled down and eventually left the game with a 3-1 lead, with the only run he allowed coming via a Brandon Belt sacrifice fly.

“I just didn’t have much of a feel to start the game,” Guthrie said. “I was trying not to overthrow it, trying not to underthrow it. I just couldn’t locate my fastball, but then I got more comfortable.”

As Guthrie worked his way through the Giants’ lineup, his teammates were busy chipping away at Giants righty Tim Lincecum. Using seven hits and four walks, the Rockies pushed across four runs against Lincecum. Tulowitzki’s RBI single tied things up at 1 in the fourth before the Rockies added two in the sixth and another in the seventh.

But the 4-1 lead would soon be erased by the Giants, who have made a habit of providing their fans with dramatic victories this season at AT&T Park. Melky Cabrera delivered a two-run double before scoring on an Angel Pagan single later in the seventh inning, making it a 4-4 game in a matter of minutes.

The Giants threatened to take the lead again the eighth inning, loading the bases with one out, but Rex Brothers was able to shut the door on San Francisco, striking out Belt and Cabrera to kill the threat.

“He threw the best pitches that he’s thrown to date this year in the sequences to Belt and Cabrera,” Colorado manager Jim Tracy said. “He hasn’t thrown the ball with more authority and more aggressively and better than that at any time this year. That’s the guy we’re looking for.”

Then came the ninth inning and with it came some more late-inning drama.

Rafael Betancourt ultimately got the save — his seventh of the year and first since April 25 — but he had to earn it. Pagan reached first on an RBI single and stole second during Brandon Crawford’s two-out at-bat, sliding just under the tag. Catcher Ramon Hernandez, who threw the would-be final out to second base, threw up his hands in disgust at the call and Tulowitzki tried to argue with umpire Dana Demuth, but to no avail.

After Crawford drew a walk, Betancourt finally put the Giants to bed by striking out pinch-hitter Nate Schierholtz. It could even be argued that Betancourt struck him out twice: TV replays showed Schierholtz committing on a two-strike swing that could have ended the game, but third-base umpire Kerwin Danley said Schierholtz didn’t go around.

Finally, Betancourt froze Schierholtz with a fastball down the middle to end the game. With the way his team has struggled in recent weeks, Tracy said he would have been livid had his team lost on a bad break like a check-swing call.

“I don’t want to dwell on it too much … but I don’t know how I’d be sitting here with you guys right now,” Tracy said.

Luckily for Tracy and his troops, they head back to Colorado for a five-game homestand as winners. Though his team dropped six of eight contests on the NL West road swing, Tracy said he was trying to stay optimistic for the future.

“We did a very good job of winning this ballgame,” Tracy said. “It took some character, which I think this team has a lot of.”

Alex Espinoza is a contributor to MLB.com