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13 Adults Face Charges in Natrona County's Two-Day Arrest Log

Sheriff's Office reports arrests for traffic violations, probation holds, and failure to appear between Nov. 5 and Nov. 6.

By Simon Bennett ·

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The Natrona County Sheriff's Office released a log of 13 adult arrests made by local law enforcement between Nov. 5 and Nov. 6, 2026. The records detail the recommended charges for each suspect, ranging from traffic offenses to probation violations.

Mason Hunt, 37, was charged with driving under the influence of intoxicants (DWUI). The log lists additional counts for Hunt, including an open container of alcohol in a moving vehicle, reckless driving, compulsory auto insurance, and duty upon colliding with an unattended vehicle. These charges reflect a multi-count citation for a single incident.

Five individuals were placed on holds for probation and parole: Diana Collins, 43; Shawn Jones, 57; Christopher Milde, 44; and two others not listed in this summary but included in the full log. Specifically, Collins, Jones, and Milde appear in the provided list under this category. Richard Stewart, 25, and Amelia Kraft, 41, were on courtesy holds for other agencies.

Other arrests included Sherri Grunwald, 62, charged with failing to comply; Larry Fullmer, 38, and Benjamin Griffith, 57, for failing to appear; and Bryce Miller, 37, who faced charges for a criminal warrant and resisting arrest. Matthew Jolly, 44, was cited for public intoxication in a street or public area. Shaughnessy McGinty, 26, was arrested for serving weekends.

The Sheriff's Office notes that the log is not comprehensive and excludes juvenile offenders, sexual nature charges, and persons who bonded out before information release. All arrestees are presumed innocent until convicted, and charges may change following filings by the Natrona County District Attorney's Office.

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