All persons arrested or cited are presumed innocent until convicted in a court of law.
Below are the most recent arrests and call blotters from publicly available reports provided directly by the Riverton Police Department.
The County 10 Law Enforcement Log is now separated by reporting agency (Lander Police Department, Riverton Police Department and Fremont County Sheriff’s Office), and includes arrests, citations and other notable calls.
Questions or comments about the reports should be addressed with the appropriate agency.
Charges are subject to change following official filing from the Fremont County Attorney’s Office.
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“No Arrests Reported” indicates a media report was issued for the specific law agency, but no arrests occurred.
“No Arrest Report Available” indicates that the law agency did not issue a media report that day.
Common Arrest Report abbreviations: FCSO – Fremont County Sheriff’s Office; RPD – Riverton Police Department; LPD – Lander Police Department; DUI – Driving Under the Influence; DWUI – Driving While Under the Influence; MIP – Minor in Possession; MUI – Minor Under the Influence; D(W)US – Driving (While) Under Suspension; REDDI – Report Every Drunk Driver Immediately; RP – Reporting Party, UTL – Unable To Locate
Riverton Police Department Arrests:
- Ridgely, Eugene, 62, Ethete, Public Intoxication, Available Narrative: RP advised an intoxicated subject was refusing to leave
- Lee, Williamenia, 40, Riverton, City Warrant, Available Narrative: subject was “laying along a building” and was found to have a warrant upon making contact
- St. Clair, Deidray, 27, Riverton, County Warrant, Resisting, Available Narrative: RP advised of “3-4 INTOX SUBJECTS SET UP A TENT IN THE ALLEYWAY;” “The tent was actually in the back yard of a residence and the property owner wanted the occupants trespassed;” St Clair resisted arrest and had a warrant; the others were issued No Trespass notices and left the area.
Riverton Police Department Citations and Other Notable Calls:
- Trespassing: E Main Street, 12:47 PM, Available Narrative: “Officer contacted the 18 yoa male and issued him a No Trespass notice for the involved properties”
- Welfare Check: City Park Band Shell, 1:49 PM: Available Narrative: RP advised a 2 year old child was in Cit Park “with the transients;” “Officer talked with several transients at the park who were able to identify the two year old child and his mother. Apparently the mother just dropped the two year old off at the park with his puppy and left. The two year old was taken into protective custody and fed and entertained at the police department until social services could come and pick him up. The puppy went to PAWS and an affidavit was prepared and forwarded to the county attorney charging the 32 yoa mother with child abandonment”
- Agency Assist: Major Avenue, 10:47 PM, Available Narrative: “Assisted FCSO with a vehicle pursuit which ended south of town”
- Suspicious Person/Circumstance: E Adams Avenue, 2:51 AM, Available Narrative: “RP STATING THAT SHE THINKS SHE HEARD A WINDOW BEING BROKEN ON THE E ADAMS APT;” “Officers located an apartment with a broken door window and took a report”