The Laramie County Sheriff’s Office released an arrest log this week detailing individuals recently taken into custody and the charges being recommended against them. The document gives a brief, local view of policing activity — but it is limited in scope and subject to change as cases move through the court system.
Because the list is a working record, it does not include every arrest made in the county and omits several categories of cases: **juvenile** matters, allegations involving sexual offenses, and any persons who posted bond or were released before law-enforcement data became public. All entries are based on information supplied by the sheriff’s office and may be updated after formal filings.
Those named in the log are presumed innocent until proven guilty in court. Prosecutors with the Laramie County District Attorney’s Office may alter charges as investigations continue.
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Recent arrests
- Glenn Bushong — arrested on a district court warrant alleging a probation violation.
- Willmer De Jesus Castillo Depablos — cited on a second-offense traffic-related charge identified in the report as a non-English-speaking driver violation.
- John Thomas Dill — taken into custody for failure to appear in court.
- Pancho Villa Flores — booked on multiple counts including alleged intentional abuse or neglect of a vulnerable adult, physical child abuse leading to minor injury, and two counts of assault and battery.
- Jessica Marie Godlewski — charged with domestic assault.
- Anthony Liegh Graham — accused of vehicle burglary and an aggravated burglary involving a deadly weapon; also listed for failure to appear.
- Seth Steven Hayes — facing third-degree arson charges and an allegation of property damage exceeding $1,000.
- Regan Palmer — charged with child abandonment and interference with a peace officer (reported with no injury).
- Eric Allen Pisano — detained under a city court order.
- Sonya Mae Ortega Lopez — also held on a city court order.
This log is a snapshot intended for public awareness; it does not replace official court records. Readers seeking the latest case developments should watch for filings from the Laramie County District Attorney’s Office or scheduled court dockets, which will reflect formal charges and any subsequent changes.
