Rock Springs Police Department

Police are asking anyone who sees a similar-appearing vehicle to call them at 307-352-1575, reference case number R23-03500.

Rock Springs Police are asking for the public's help in identifying the suspects in a Feb. 14 theft case.

Opioids in general are more likely to cause overdose deaths than other drugs such as meth and cocaine, and because fentanyl is so powerful it poses an especially high risk.

The post says the man shown in the above photo was involved in a recent theft from NAPA Auto Parts in Rock Springs.

Picerno allegedly made a sharp left turn, causing her vehicle to leave the south side of the road, crash through a fence, and then into the home.

The scammers are apparently using the phony attack warning as an attention-getter to spread the scam post on Facebook.

According to the post, the suspect is described as a female with dark hair.

According to the post, the woman shown in the above photo is suspected of stealing merchandise from Dunham's Sports on April 8.

According to an RSPD news release, the boy was chasing a water bottle in the parking lot when he was hit by a car around 7 p.m.

Alfonzo was last seen at the Rock Springs High School and did not return home from school.