C17 crime clips for Wednesday, May 14th

Gillette, Wyo. – A summary of remarkable crimes in and around Gillette yesterday, May 13th, is preserved by law enforcement reports, which the Gillette Police Department and the Campbell County Sheriff's Office put together.

Identity theft, May 13th, Red Lodge Drive, GPD

The officials responded to the Red Lodge Drive around 8:21 a.m. to examine a 45-year-old man's theft report, said Brent Wasson, deputy chief of police from Gillette. The man said someone made a loan in January. The loan was $ 1,317 and the examination continues.

Mixing, May 13th, East 5th Street, GPD

A 25-year-old man was quoted for interference, drive under suspension and violation of the seat belt after he had arrived in the police department at 8:31 a.m. to report that he provided incorrect information during an earlier traffic stop, said Wasson. The man said he was stopped on March 24 for a traffic violation and gave the officials the information of his brother and received a ticket for the No Security belt. The man said he used the information from his brother because he had an arrest warrant at the time and was not valid. The quote published by his brother was released.

Fraud, May 13th, Camel Drive, GPD

The officers responded to a shipping and delivery business on the Camel Drive after the employees had called a customer, an 81-year-old woman, to cheat around 12:02 p.m., said Wasson. According to reports, the woman tried to send a book and a teddy bear overnight to Topeka, Kansas. When the package was scanned, the employees discovered 3,500 US dollars in the book. The officials learned that the woman had fallen into previous fraud and had returned the money to her. The examination continues.

Fraction of Peace, May 13th, Camel Drive, GPD

A 16-year-old boy was quoted because of the fracture of peace after throwing a sex toy on another student while she went to school at the Camel Drive around 2:19 p.m., said Wasson. A headmaster found the toy in the boy's backpack and was revealed that he brought it to school and exhibited in class.

DWUI, May 13th, Country Club Road, GPD

The officials arrested a 39-year-old woman for an impaired trip after finding a vehicle that was described in a traffic complaint around 2:46 p.m., said Wasson. The vehicle hit a curb and almost crashed when the officers found it on the Country Club Road. The woman smelled of alcohol and showed signs of poisoning. She was taken into custody after failing failed sobriety tests. Officers found several empty beer cans in their vehicle and accused them of DWUI, drove under the suspension and made a lane lanes.

DWUI, May 13th, Oregon Avenue, GPD

The officers responded to the Oregon Avenue to examine a reported vehicle accident with a Mercury from 2006 and an unsettled Dodge RAM from 2005 around 9:16 p.m., said Wasson. The mercury fled from the scene; However, officers could talk to an 18-year-old man about the crash. The man initially claimed that he had driven, but the investigation showed that a drunk 20-year-old man was at the wheel at the time of the crash. The 18-year-old said he tried to claim responsibility to protect the 20-year-old from the consequences of impairment of driving and to deceive his insurance. Rescue services came and transported the 18-year-old to a potential head injury. The 20-year-old was contacted in a residence and allegedly approved for driving. He was taken into custody for DWUI and was not able to maintain a single lane and hit-and-run. The 18-year-old was cited for minor and no proof of insurance.

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.

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