(Casper, Wyo.) – Here is Thursday’s recap of law enforcement activity from around Natrona County over the weekend. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent until convicted in a court of law. Charges filed are subject to change following official filling from Natrona County District Attorney’s Office.
Casper Police Department
Arrests:
Bryan E Bagner, 38 of Casper, failure to appear
Alisha D Elrod, 35 of Casper, breach of peace, under the influence of a controlled substance, auto burglary, interference with a peace officer. Officers responded to a report of a fire assist at Wyoming Medical Center at approximately 3:37am Thursday. Officers arrived and were told that a white female had pulled the fire alarm, according to the report, officers located the woman in a vehicle clutching items that belonged to the vehicle’s owner. Officers observed the woman to be twisting and jerking uncontrollably, according to the report. The woman, identified as Elrod, told officers that she pulled the fire alarm to signal her sister to bring her coffee, according to the report. Officers observed a white film around the woman’s mouth during their investigation reportedly saw track marks on both of her arms. She told officers that she needed medical attention, but fought medial personnel when they arrived, according to the report. She told officers and medical personnel that she had use a lot of methamphetamine and drank a can of coke which probably had methamphetamine in it, according to the report. When being taken into custody, the woman walked along the frame of the patrol car and onto the roof of the police vehicle, according to the report. After she was cleared by the Wyoming Medical Center, she was taken to the detention center. She was charged with breach of peace, under the influence of a controlled substance auto burglary and interference with a peace officer.
Stephen J Gonzales, 32 of Casper, failure to comply
Joseph D Hughes, 18 of Casper, aggravated assault, destruction of property. Officers were advised of an incident on the 1100 block of South Ash Street at approximately 7:04pm, where a man had struck another man over the head with a glass bottle. According to the victim’s statements, three men, including the assailant had come to the residence due to a roommate dispute between the victim and a woman, according to the report. The three men were reportedly mutual friends with the former female roommate. One man, reportedly Hughes, had broken down the door and entered the residence. The victim started yelling at Hughes to get out where he was struck by a Grey Goose vodka bottle on the head, according to the report. Officers observed a 1.5 inch laceration to the victim’s head. The three men drove off in a white Honda passenger vehicle, according to the report. Officers located the vehicle and initiated a traffic stop, where Hughes was identified as the driver. He was questioned and denied any involvement in the assault, stating he had gone to get his girlfriend at the time of the assault. Hughes stated that he left work between 7:00-7:30pm, picked up his girlfriend and went visited his grand mother’s house, according to the report. Officers were unable to identify any other witnesses besides the people inside the residence at the time of the assault. Hughes was arrested for aggravated assault and property destruction.
Wade M Prehn, 39 of Saratoga, two failure to appear warrants
Geri L Reed, 47 of Mills, failure to comply
Bobbie J Rowland, 20 of Natrona County, failure to appear
Total arrests: 7
Calls:
Casper Police officers responded to seven accidents, four reports of assault, two reports of burglary, three reports of disturbances, three reports of drugs, four reports of fraud, two reports of hit and run accidents, three reports of suspicious activity, four reports of theft, two reports of threatening and made 14 traffic stops Wednesday, June 10, 2015.
Total incidents: 151
Natrona County Sheriff’s Office
Arrests:
Daniel W Urbanski, serve jail time
Stephanie A Cestnik, serve jail time
Martin L Eggum, county warrant hold for agency
Lance E Morehead, failure to comply
Glenn T Weir, violate FVPA court order
Michael A Webster, serve jail time
Total arrests: 6
Calls:
Natrona County Sheriff’s deputies responded to an accident on Cole Creek and Chameleon with a reported injury, one report of a burglary on Emigrant Trail where 20 fishing poles and reels were taken, one report of a disturbances on McKinley, one report of property damage on Hione and made two traffic stops Wednesday, June 10, 2015.
Total incidents: 26
Mills Police Department
Mathew M Schmidt, hold for probation and parole
Total inmates: 232
