Casper Police Department

Once again, our local police force want to make sure we are well educated and aware of the latest scams currently making the rounds in our fair city.

The COVID-19 outbreak hasn't stopped crime, but it also hasn't stopped our local guys and gals in blue. Check out this week's awesome edition of Casper's Most Wanted.

The Casper Police Department has been doing everything in their power to be informative, but also keeping things light-hearted during these interesting times.

It's good to be able to maintain your sense of humor during difficult times like this. That's why I appreciated an appeal by the Casper PD on their FB page asking criminals to please stop committing crimes during the Coronavirus outbreak.

Animal control officers began by removing six to eight dogs from a bedroom.

Everyone's favorite local policeman, Lt. Dan, is back with another episode of Casper's Most Wanted.

Last night, one of Casper Police Department's finest shared a heartfelt story of some young folks paying it forward by purchasing is dinner.

The Casper, Evansville and Mills police departments took part in the effort along with the Natrona County Sheriff's Office and Wyoming Highway Patrol.

Casper Police Department Public Information Officer Rebekkah Ladd said the situation is very similar to another incident in July.

He was transported to the hospital and where he is receiving treatment.