methamphetamine

Two Portland, Oregon men are behind bars after a Wyoming Highway Patrol trooper reportedly caught them speeding with roughly 34 pounds of drugs.

"The affidavit is replete with conclusions and bald allegations of criminal conduct without trustworthy information nor supporting the facts" reads the motion to dismiss the defendant's arrest warrant.

A motorcyclist is behind bars after leading Wyoming Highway Patrol troopers in the Cheyenne area on a high-speed chase Wednesday morning.

On one instance, investigators searched the defendant's residence in Bar Nunn and found about 1,900 fentanyl pills, 10.3 grams of methamphetamine, 1.8 grams of Psilocybin mushrooms, and $2,980. Later, on a different day, they found 19.7 grams of meth and about 680 fentanyl pills.

A wanted Cheyenne transient is behind bars after reportedly trespassing at a Cheyenne motel.

Salvador Nolasco Romero had conspired with another individual in Mexico to transport the methamphetamine to Minnesota for distribution.

Arner allegedly found the COVID test template on line that had a doctor's signature.

Chaney Yates Jones said a lot of bad words when he was interviewed by law enforcement.

In total, the defendants were responsible for distributing more than 15 kilograms of methamphetamine and more than 100 grams of fentanyl.

Charges indicate that Mark Strobel traveled to Aurora, Colorado frequently to bring methamphetamine back to Natrona County for distribution. Two others have been arrested in the alleged conspiracy as well.