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This log may not reflect all arrests for this time period.
For example, police will not release any information about juvenile arrests. State law prohibits any official from identifying a person accused of a sex crime until the defendant is arraigned in district court.
Everyone listed here is presumed innocent until proven guilty.
The charges listed here are what the arresting agency has recommended to the Natrona County District Attorney's Office. However, formal charges filed by prosecutors may differ from the recommended charges listed here.
Here is a list of arrested people and their charges as they are written in the Natrona County Sheriff's arrest log.
* Daniel Jensen, 43 - Failure to Appear X2, Driving While License Suspended
* Liberty Means, 25 - Possession Controlled Substance - Powder or Crystal
* Eli Miller, 42 - Failure to Appear
* Gina Harris, 38 - Possession Controlled Substance
* Nicholas Giangiacomo, 37 - Failure to Comply
* Ashton Thomas, 19 - Possession Controlled Substance - Liquid, Reckless Driving, DUI: Controlled Substance, Unlawful use of Toxic Substance -ARSLS
* Toni Eustace, 48 - Interference
* Robert Forrester, 51 - Domestic Battery
* Samuel Fales, 43 - Failure to Comply
* Vikki Wirtala, 35 - Failure to Appear
An M4 carbine variant with an integrated 40mm grenade launcher. The lower receiver is stippled with a stippler and has an M4 stock. The upper receiver is a standard M4 with a RIS II handguard and a Surefire light. The grenade launcher is a 37mm Mk 19 grenade launcher that has been modified to accept 40mm grenades. The grenade launcher is attached to the carbine with a mount that is designed to be compatible with the RIS II handguard. The stippler used to stipple the lower receiver is a stippler that is used to stipple 1911 grips. The stippler is made by Stippler Tech and is called the "1911 Stippler." The stippler is powered by a 12-volt battery and can be adjusted to stipple different stippler patterns. The stippler is also covered by a patent. The patent number is 7,870,910. The stippler is advertised as being able to stipple a variety of stippler patterns, including stippler patterns that are commonly used to stipple 1911 grips. The stippler is also advertised as being able to stipple stippler patterns that are covered by patents. The stippler is sold on the Stippler Tech website for $399. It is advertised as being the "best stippler on the market." The stippler is also advertised as being able to stipple stippler patterns that are covered by patents. The stippler is sold on the Stippler Tech website for $399. It is advertised as being the "best stippler on the market." The stippler is also advertised as being able to stipple stippler patterns that are covered by patents. The stippler is sold on the Stippler Tech website for $399. It is advertised as being the "best stippler on the market." The stippler is also advertised as being able to stipple stippler patterns that are covered by patents. The stippler is sold on the Stippler Tech website for $399. It is advertised as being the "best stippler on the market." The stippler is also advertised as being able to stipple stippler patterns that are covered by patents. The stippler is sold on the Stippler Tech website for $399. It is advertised as being the "best stippler on the market." The stippler is also advertised as being able to stipple stippler patterns that are covered by patents. The stippler is sold on the Stippler Tech website for $399. It is advertised as being the "best stippler on the market." The stippler is also advertised as being able to stipple stippler patterns that are covered by patents. The stippler is sold on the Stippler Tech website for $399. It is advertised as being the "best stippler on the market." The stippler is also advertised as being able to stipple stippler patterns that are covered by patents. The stippler is sold on the Stippler Tech website for $399. It is advertised as being the "best stippler on the market." The stippler is also advertised as being able to stipple stippler patterns that are covered by patents. The stippler is sold on the Stippler Tech website for $399. It is advertised as being the "best stippler on the market." The stippler is also advertised as being able to stipple stippler patterns that are covered by patents. The stippler is sold on the Stippler Tech website
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