The Laramie County Sheriff’s Office has published its most recent booking log, detailing arrests and the offenses authorities say are under review. This update matters because it reflects current enforcement activity in Cheyenne and highlights cases likely to move through the local court system soon.
The record is not exhaustive: it excludes juvenile matters, arrests involving alleged sexual offenses, and any individuals who posted bond before the agency released information. Names and alleged offenses below come from the sheriff’s office and represent charges recommended by arresting officers.
| Name | Alleged Offense(s) |
|---|---|
| Kimberly Suzanne Adams | Accused of failing to appear in court |
| Berry Bernes Albert | Alleged possession of a methamphetamine-type drug |
| Keith Allen Beckwith | Held on an NCIC hold pending inquiry by another agency |
| Atticus Henry Burlingame | Subject to an NCIC hold |
| Nathan Taylor Cline | Booked on a domestic battery allegation |
| Daunte Lamar Clark Compton | Two counts of alleged violation of a protection order |
| Felix Edgardo Cruz | Accused of violating a protection order |
| Daniel Leigh Delaney | Charged with burglary |
| Travis Lee Kisro | Alleged repeat failure to register as a sex offender |
| Monique Marlane Montoya | Booked for failure to pay (financial obligation) |
| Manuel Cruz Munoz | Two municipal warrants; alleged third-or-later controlled-substance possession |
| Shyanne Ochoa-Suarez | Accused of aggravated assault by threatening with a weapon |
| Michelle Marie Quiles | Alleged possession of a controlled substance (third-or-later) and improper display of temporary plates |
| Mark Allen Smith | Held on a district court warrant for an alleged probation violation |
| Ryan Michael Timberlake | Alleged possession of methamphetamine; interference with a peace officer (no injury); failure to appear; probation violation |
| Jordan Michael Varela | Accused of theft under $1,000 and simple assault |
| Hezekiah Meleke Vincent | Charged with pickpocketing theft in excess of $1,000 |
| Andrew Willis Zielinski | Booked for an alleged misdemeanor probation violation |
What to watch next: arrest reports are an early step in the criminal process. Formal charges can change after prosecutors review evidence and file cases with the court, and defendants may post bond or have charges modified.
All individuals listed are presumed innocent until convicted in a court of law. The Laramie County District Attorney’s Office is responsible for any eventual filings, and the information above was provided by the Laramie County Sheriff’s Office.
