C17 crime clips for Friday, May 9th

Gillette, Wyo. – Here is a summary of remarkable crimes in and around Gillette yesterday, which was received by law enforcement reports, which the Gillette Police Department and the Campbell County Sheriff's Office put together.

Theft, May 8th, S. Douglas Highway, GPD

A 19-year-old man called the police yesterday at 5:52 a.m. to report that his backpack was stolen with banking cards and his ID cards by a restaurant in S. Douglas Highway, said Brent Wasson, deputy chief of police from Gillette. The man said he left his backpack in a cabin the evening before when he was in the restaurant between 9 a.m. and 10 p.m. The examination continues.

Theft, May 8th, Saunders Boulevard, GPD

The officials answered the Thunder Basin High School to examine a theft report yesterday at 1:11 p.m., said Wasson. A 15-year-old girl reported that her Apple Airpods worth $ 200 were stolen from her locker during fitness studies. The examination continues.

Crash, May 8th, Boxelder Road, GPD

The officers were sent to the Boxelder Road and the Wagonhammer Lane to meet a 13-year-old boy from a vehicle around 3:04 p.m., said Wasson. When they arrived, the officials spoke to the boy and a 39-year-old man who said that the boy had been approached by a vehicle that had fled the scene. The boy was taken to the hospital for head and leg injuries. The 39-year-old man provided the official a description and a license plate for the suspicious vehicle, a GMC SUV from 2017. Officials contacted a 25-year-old woman who said she hadn't seen the boy on the street before the crash. She was quoted against the stop sign for violation and left the scene.

Real estate destruction, May 8th, S. Douglas Highway, GPD

A 22-year-old woman called for a parking space in the department store on the S. Douglas Highway yesterday to report alleged ownership destruction, said Wasson. According to reports, the woman was reportedly damaged in her Ford 2016, which the officials found that they came from a shopping cart. The damage was estimated at less than $ 1,000.

In C17 Crime Clips, County 17 endeavors to offer our readers the most detailed and comprehensive list of the interactions of the law enforcement authorities with the citizens of Gillette and Campbell County. However, some information is held back to protect the identity of the victims and to avoid ongoing criminal investigations.

Related