Laramie County Arrests: 56 Adults Charged in Weekly Log

Laramie County law enforcement agencies released their weekly arrest log on Nov. 14, detailing 56 adult arrests made between Nov. 4 and Nov. 13. The report lists the recommended charges for each suspect and notes that the data does not include juvenile offenders or those arrested for charges of a sexual nature.

The logs cover three distinct time periods. The first period, from Nov. 4 to Nov. 9, accounted for the majority of the entries with 37 arrests. The second period, spanning Nov. 9 to Nov. 10, recorded three arrests. The final period, from Nov. 10 to Nov. 13, listed 16 additional arrests.

Driving While Intoxicated appeared as a recommended charge for 13 individuals during the reporting period. Among those charged with DUI were Anna Kathryn Mead, Brenda S. Strachan, and Jacob Alexander Ikerd. Other traffic-related charges included speeding, reckless driving, and failure to maintain lane. Dustin Levi Brummett was charged with a felony for possession of a methamphetamine type drug, along with sale and delivery charges.

Property crimes and assaults also featured in the log. Chad Duane Laganiere was charged with aggravated assault with injury, burglary, and unlawful entry into an occupied structure. Gregory Michael Means and Thomas Alexander Connell were each charged with burglary. Troy Wiliam Lobermeier faced two counts of theft for depriving victims of more than $1,000 or a firearm or livestock. Vincent Dean Garcia and Regina Rose Knipper were charged with domestic battery.

The log also lists multiple individuals charged with failure to appear, a charge that appeared for 14 different people. Other common charges included public intoxication, cited for seven individuals, and possession of marijuana. Kenneth Callaway faced multiple felony charges, including possession of methamphetamine and cocaine or heroin type drugs, as well as conspiracy charges.

The release states that the arrest log is not a comprehensive document. It may omit arrests for persons who bonded or bailed out of the detention center before law enforcement released the information. The log also excludes details on suspects recommended for charges of a sexual nature.