methamphetamine

A federal warrant for Ryan Harkins' arrest on two counts of being a felon in possession of a firearm and methamphetamine distribution was filed in January.

The case started in January 2021 by Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation.

The Wyoming Supreme Court upheld a district court's ruling that a Casper woman would no longer have parental rights to her child who, as a baby, was found with legions on her neck and meth in her system.

Breanna Oliver's guilty pleas to the lesser included offenses of conspiracy and distribution mean that she would serve no more than five years to 40 years imprisonment for each count.

In December last year, investigators located about one pound of methamphetamine, digital scales and packaging materials in Keller's garage.

Itzen cited numbers as high as 12lbs of meth and over 3,000 fentanyl pills along with over $30,000 in cash and over a dozen guns collectively attributed to the circle of defendants during the presentencing investigation.

Assistand District Attorney Stephanie Arrache reccommended the judge set bond at $75,000 CASH ONLY due to the "extreme problem Natrona County is having with meth."

The U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives investigated two of the cases.

Halcott pleaded guilty in September 2019 to stealing firearms from a licensed federal firearms dealer in Cheyenne in October 2018.

Luke Young had a warrant out for his arrest in Campbell County after failing to return from his place of employment, as he was on a work release program.

Andrew Keller, charged with three felony methamphetamine-related counts, did not want the judge to appoint a public defender for him.

Kevin Johnson objected to the assistant district attorney's characterization of his criminal past.