The Laramie County Sheriff’s Office released a fresh booking report detailing arrests made recently in Cheyenne and surrounding areas. The entries offer a snapshot of local enforcement activity and the charges agents recommended — information that can affect court dockets and public-safety awareness today.
This log reflects arrests recorded by law enforcement but is not exhaustive. It excludes records involving juvenile offenders, cases of a sexual nature, and any individuals who posted bond or bail before the department published the information.
Recent bookings reported by deputies
- Michael Jon Conroy Jr. — Alleged shoplifting (theft under $1,000); driving on a suspended license.
- Ian James Davisson — Alleged domestic battery.
- Justin T. Green — Arrested on a warrant for failure to appear; alleged third-or-subsequent possession of a controlled substance.
- Devin Ray Hernandez — Held on an alleged DUI.
- Eric Ibarra-Gonzalaez — Arrested for failure to pay.
- Garrell James — Taken into custody on multiple allegations: driving while revocation/restricted, speeding, a controlled-substance DUI, and tampering with a drug screening.
- Jessica I. Maldonado — Arrested on a warrant for failure to appear.
- Crystal Adriana Palma — Held on a DUI and a drug-court hold.
- Justin Ray Quarles — Accused of strangulation of a household member, reported to have caused minor injury.
- Hailey Ann Scheschi — Booked on public intoxication, fighting/riotous conduct, and resisting arrest.
- Jimmy Dean Townsend — Arrested on a district court warrant for failure to comply.
- Felicia Michele Ware — Cited for littering, refusing to identify to an officer, and pedestrian violations for walking on the roadway where a sidewalk was available.
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All individuals listed are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Arrest reports reflect recommended charges; official filings and any adjustments to counts come from the Laramie County District Attorney’s Office. The information above was provided by the Laramie County Sheriff’s Office.
For residents tracking local public-safety trends, these entries indicate matters that may proceed to municipal or district court in the coming days. Because the log is a working record, updates and additional details can appear as prosecutors file formal charges.
