felon in possession of a firearm

A 39-year-old Cheyenne man was sentenced Thursday to 100 months in federal prison for possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine and being a felon in possession of a firearm.

In August, Joshua Crook took his ex-girlfriend in her car, fired shots out the window at her current boyfriend who was following in a pickup, and led police on a high-speed chase through central Casper.

On May 26, Jackson pleaded guilty to the count of being a felon in possession of a firearm.

The federal case, and facts stated by Harkins during his pleas Wednesday, arose from a local investigation based on tips that he was using and selling illegal drugs at his home.

After being arrested, Richardson substantively admitted to his behavior.

Prosecutors have filed a motion to detain defendant Steffan Kytonen.

Jevon Leon Bynum, if convicted on all counts, could face a sentence of 10 to 95 years imprisonment, according to court records.

Early on Dec. 18, Joshua Crook was located and arrested at a local motel and has been in custody since then.

Patrick Schutz was convicted of the nonviolent crime of forgery in 2002.

During the chase, Shawn Borne's sedan lost control at a slight bend in the road near Poison Spider and Keyhole Technologies, left the pavement, flipped and landed on its roof.

U.S. District Court Judge Alan Johnson set his sentencing for April 17.

Officers saw VenJohn slumped over his steering wheel with his head against the driver's window.