Shootout

A man is dead after a shootout with Wyoming Highway Patrol Officers.

At first, details of the suspect's death were not released, but now Natrona County Coroner James Whipps has announced that Clutter died from a bullet wound to the chest that was not self-inflicted.

A Colorado man is behind bars following a high-speed chase and shootout with a Wyoming Highway Patrol trooper.

No officers were hurt in the shootout.

Officer Mark Ehlman received the Medal of Valor and Officer Geff Mims received the Meritorious Service Award.

Byerly said there is no threat to the community in connection with the shooting.

He is seeking $500,000 in damages for his family members but not himself.

This is the news the entire city has been waiting to hear for over a month now.

As of Wednesday, Chief of Police Keith McPheeters said some 100 units of blood and blood products had been used in treating Carlson's wounds.

A Casper police officer remains hospitalized after being critically wounded in the same incident.

In the exchange, one officer was shot and taken to the hospital, and the man involved is dead.

Reports are unofficial, but the Douglas Budget newspaper is reporting that that the dead man is Scott Ramirez, and the shooting occurred in the parking lot of St. James Catholic Church.