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Blotter: Two people with warrants arrested after high-speed chase on Highway 51 (opens the original)
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SKYLINE DRIVE: Two people were arrested after a high-speed chase on Highway 51 Wednesday night. Shortly before midnight, deputies tried to stop a 2015 Jeep Patriot, driven by a 27-year-old man, for speeding 53 mph in a 45 mph zone. He didnât stop and headed east on Highway 51, said Sheriffâs Lt. Dan Maul. Police laid down spike strips and got one of his tires, but he continue driving. Deputies pursued him for more than 20 miles, and they eventually stopped him after performing a tactical veh
Courts: Woman charged with felony theft for writing fake checks totaling $1.5K (opens the original)
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SAMANTHA MALCOM, 39, waived her preliminary hearing and was bound over to District Court Sept. 15 for felony theft. On July 23, a man called police after the CBH Co-op received a fake check. It was for $610.95 and was written to the CBH Co-op from a business account with the name of âThe Cleaning Academy.â Police were provided images of the suspect and a copy of the check. An employee at First National Bank said they received a fraudulent check for Bomgaars from the Cleaning Academy for $471
Man gets up to eight years in prison for assaulting brother last summer (opens the original)
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A Wright man who was found guilty this summer of assaulting his brother will be going to prison. On Sept. 14, District Judge Stuart S. Healy III sentenced Jhosep Mejia, 35, to six to eight years in prison, with credit for 397 days served in jail. Mejia was arrested in Natrona County in August 2025 following the alleged assault in Wright, and he told deputies he assaulted his brother and threatened to kill him because he believed his brother was trying to pull him away from his family. Healy note
State organization names Jim Ford commissioner of the year (opens the original)
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Last week, the Wyoming County Commissioners Association named Campbell County Commissioner Jim Ford its 2026 County Commissioner of the Year and honored him with the Riding for the Brand Award for his dedication to his community and leadership on issues affecting counties across Wyoming. Each year, the award recognizes a commissioner who embodies the spirit of service through a commitment to their community and the state. Fordâs recognition highlights his work on energy and environmental polic
Man who stole Gillette truck and led Natrona County law enforcement on chase is sentenced to prison (opens the original)
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A man who stole a truck from Gillette in late 2024 was recently sentenced in a couple of cases in Campbell and Natrona counties. On Aug. 5, District Judge Stuart S. Healy III sentenced Christopher Noah, 32, to three to five years in prison, suspended for three years of supervised probation. Noah must pay $1,969.96 in restitution. This will run consecutive to a prison sentence out of Natrona County, where on July 9, Noah was sentenced to three and a half to five years in prison for aggravated elu
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