Wyoming Park Rangers, commonly called “red shirts,” have unfortunately acquired a reputation for poor public relations. However, the Department is now actively seeking to hire new park rangers who not only fulfill their daily duties but also prioritize establishing positive connections with the individuals they encounter on a daily basis. This article examines the importance of enhancing public relations for Wyoming Park Rangers and how it can help build stronger relationships with the community they serve.
The significance of public relations in fostering strong community connections
Building and maintaining positive public relations is crucial for Wyoming Park Rangers in fostering strong community connections. With a solid foundation of public relations, park rangers can effectively engage with the public and create meaningful relationships.
Firstly, enhancing public relations enables park rangers to effectively communicate with community members, which is essential in promoting safety and preserving natural resources. By establishing open lines of communication, rangers can address concerns, provide information, and educate the public on park regulations and conservation efforts. This not only ensures the well-being of visitors but also fosters a sense of trust and respect.
Secondly, strong public relations foster a sense of ownership and pride among community members. It encourages them to actively participate in park activities, volunteer initiatives, and advocacy campaigns. By involving the community, park rangers can capitalize on their collective knowledge, skills, and resources, creating a collaborative environment that benefits everyone.
In essence, enhancing public relations for Wyoming Park Rangers is not just about improving their reputation but also about building a community that values and actively contributes to the preservation and enjoyment of their cherished parks.
Establishing a positive image through effective communication and outreach
Establishing a positive image is crucial for Wyoming Park Rangers in their efforts to enhance public relations and connect with the community. Effective communication and outreach play a vital role in shaping this positive image.
One way park rangers can achieve effective communication is by utilizing various channels to reach a wider audience. This can include social media platforms, email newsletters, and community forums. By consistently sharing updates and valuable information about park events, activities, and conservation efforts, rangers can engage with the community on a regular basis.
Furthermore, outreach initiatives can greatly contribute to establishing a positive image. Park rangers can organize workshops, educational programs, and guided tours, inviting community members to participate and learn more about the park’s importance. Through these interactive and informative events, rangers not only educate the public but also showcase their dedication and passion for preserving the natural beauty of the parks.
By proactively communicating and reaching out to the community, Wyoming Park Rangers can strengthen their public relations efforts and foster a positive image that resonates with the public. In the next section, we will explore the role of community partnerships in further enhancing these relationships.
A Tribute to a Dedicated Stateswoman and Advocate for Progress
(Wyoming News DC Correspondent Alex Daly) The nation mourns the passing of Senator Diane Feinstein, a true stalwart of American politics and a tireless advocate for the people. The news of her death has filled the hearts of millions with sorrow and melancholy, as her immense contributions throughout her esteemed career leave an indelible mark on the nation.
Throughout her tenure as a senator, Senator Feinstein consistently fought for the rights and well-being of all Americans, particularly the underprivileged and marginalized communities. Her passion for justice and equity set her apart as a champion for social progress, making her an influential figure across party lines. While her passing creates a void that will be hard to fill, it also reminds us of her remarkable achievements and the positive transformation she inspired.
Senator Feinstein had an early introduction to public service, with her first foray into politics dating back to her early years.When she was elected to the Senate, she subsequently served with dedication, diligence, and integrity until her untimely demise. With each passing year, she garnered a reputation as an influential legislator, consistently pushing for progressive solutions to complex issues.
One of Senator Feinstein’s most enduring legacies lies in her unwavering commitment to gun control reform. As a staunch advocate for safer communities, she championed legislation to curb gun violence, working tirelessly to pass comprehensive background check measures and assault weapon bans. Her relentless pursuit of common-sense gun laws undoubtedly saved countless lives and will continue to inspire generations to come.
Moreover, Senator Feinstein’s tireless efforts extended beyond her role as a legislator. Her unwavering support for environmental protection was evident through her key role in landmark legislation to combat climate change and preserve natural resources. Her passion for sustainability and clean energy policies earned her the respect of environmentalists worldwide, solidifying her as a visionary leader who understood the importance of preserving our planet for future generations.
Senator Feinstein’s commitment to defending civil liberties and fighting for human rights was another defining facet of her legacy. Whether it was advocating for marriage equality, women’s reproductive rights, or the safeguarding of minority communities, she remained a steadfast voice for those without a platform, using her influential position to amplify their concerns and effect change.
As we come to terms with the devastating loss of a remarkable public servant, it is imperative that we remember Senator Feinstein’s impact on our country. Her prodigious achievements, indefatigable spirit, and unwavering commitment to public service shaped the landscape of American politics.
In the face of adversity, Senator Feinstein remained resolute, never shying away from standing up for what she believed in. Her legacy serves as a guiding light for future leaders, reminding them of the power of compassion, empathy, and integrity in the pursuit of a more just and equitable society.
While Senator Feinstein may be physically gone, her spirit will live on in the countless lives she touched and the transformative policies she championed. As we bid farewell to a stateswoman whose presence will be sorely missed, let us honor her memory by continuing to fight for the causes she held dear: justice, equality, and progress for all.
Rest in peace, Senator Diane Feinstein. Your legacy will forever be etched in our hearts and in the annals of American history
Faith & Liberty Honors All-American Swimmer Riley Gaines WASHINGTON, D.C. – Faith & Liberty sponsored the Fairness in Women’s Sports Forum and Luncheon last week including hosting 12-time All American Swimmer Riley Gaines at the Rayburn House Building. Later that evening, Faith & Liberty Vice President Peggy Nienaber presented her with a 2023 “Christian Women of Distinction Award” at the 3rd Annual She Leads America Gala. The Fairness in Women’s Sports Forum facilitated conversations about women in college athletic programs who have lost status, trophies, awards, and even their dignity due to the NCAA allowing biological men to compete in women’s sports. Gaines was one of the first women to speak out against the NCAA, USA Swimming, International Olympic Committee, and other governing bodies after the rules were changed to allow biological male William “Lia” Thomas to compete in the 2022 NCAA Division 1 Women’s Swimming & Diving Championships. In the competition, Gaines tied for fifth place with Thomas who took home the trophy while Gaines went home empty-handed.Fairness in Women’s Sports Forum speakers from left to right: Faith & Liberty Vice President Peggy Nienaber, CEO and President of Concerned Women for America Penny Nance, 12-time All American Swimmer Riley Gaines, and Olympic Gold and Silver Medalist Dr. Madeline Manning Mims.Joining Gaines in the discussions were Dr. Madeline Manning Mims, four-time Olympian and gold and silver medalist in track and field; Penny Nance, CEO and President of the nation’s largest public policy women’s organization known as Concerned Women for America; and Faith & Liberty Vice President Peggy Nienaber. Later in the evening, Gaines was one of 11 women to receive a “Christian Women of Distinction” Award from the nationwide women’s organization She Leads America. The gala took place at the Museum of the Bible where Nienaber presented Gaines the award for her efforts in traveling the nation speaking out about the need to protect women’s spaces, as well as restoring equality and fairness in women’s sports. The award comes with Congressional Recognition for the awardees and their accomplishments are entered in the Congressional Record. Congresswoman Lisa McClain will enter Gaines’ award into the Congressional Record. Faith & Liberty Vice President Peggy Nienaber (right) presents 12-time All American Swimmer Riley Gaines the 2023 “Christian Women of Distinction Award.”Nienaber said, “The Forum and Luncheon allowed these distinguished and accomplished women to reflect on their athletic careers, talk about the consequences of women losing to biological men in sports, and to discuss the way ahead to restore equality and fairness for women. Riley Gaines is a woman of great strength and courage who is speaking up for all women who have unfairly lost out on the recognition they have deserved, and it was a great honor to present her the ‘Christian Women of Distinction’ Award.”
Age: 21 Sex: Male Race: White Height: 5′ 9″ Weight: 169 Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Build: Average Complexion: Light
Booking Date: 09/25/2023 11:19
Arresting Agency: PPD
Arrest Date: 09/25/2023
Arrest Location: 845 E COULTER AVE #117 Incarcerated Persons Address:
WOODEN, JOSEPH ALEXANDER
Charges
1 count of WRCP39-Fel- WARRANT:PROB REVOCATION-FELONY [Felony] 1 count of WRCP42-Misd- WARRANT:FAIL TO COMPLY-MISD [Misdemeanor] Bail: $540 1 count of 35-7-1031(c)(i)(A)- POSSESS CONTR SUBST – PLANT – 3 OZ OR LESS [Misdemeanor] 1 count of 35-7-1031(c)(iii)- POSSESS CONTR SUBST – SCH I, II, OR III – AMT MORE THA [Felony]
Total Bail: $540
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Age: 57 Sex: Male Race: White Height: 5′ 7″ Weight: 180 Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue Build: Slender Complexion: Light
Booking Date: 09/24/2023 19:00
Arresting Agency: PCSO
Arrest Date: 10/21/2022
Arrest Location: BECK AVE/8TH ST Incarcerated Persons Address:
RIESCH, ROBERT LEWIS
Charges
1 count of 31-7-134(a)- DRIVE WHILE LIC CANCELLED, SUSPENDED, OR REVOKED IF NO [Misdemeanor] Bail: $0
Total Bail: $0
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NOMURA, RANI NICOLE Age: 38 Sex: Female Race: Height: 5′ 3″ Weight: 117 Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Build: Slender Complexion: Medium Booking Date: 09/23/2023 15:38
1 count of 31-5-233(b)(iii)(A) (2)- DUI: ALCOHOL – INCAPABLE OF SAFELY DRIVING – 2ND OFF W [Misdemeanor] Bail: $2500 1 count of 31-5-235(b)(c)(i)- OPEN CONTNR ALCHL/MOVING VEH – 1ST OFF [Misdemeanor] Bail: $0 1 count of 31-7-134(a)- DRIVE WHILE LIC CANCELLED, SUSPENDED, OR REVOKED IF NO [Misdemeanor] 1 count of 31-4-103(a)- COMPULSORY AUTO INSUR – 1ST OFFENSE [Misdemeanor] 1 count of 31-7-404(a) (1)- DRIVE W/O INTERLOCK DEVICE 1ST OFF [Misdemeanor] 1 count of 31-4-101(e)- EXPIRED TEMPORARY LISCENSE PERMIT/IMPROPER REGISTRATIO [Misdemeanor]
Total Bail: $2500 ****************
KINKADE, BECKY LOUISE Age: 74 Sex: Female Race: White Height: 5′ 10″ Weight: 220 Hair: Gray Eyes: Brown Build: Slender Complexion: Medium
Age: 26 Sex: Female Race: White Height: 5′ 8″ Weight: 156 Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue Build: Average Complexion: Light
Booking Date: 09/21/2023 11:47
Arresting Agency: CPD
Arrest Date: 09/21/2023
Arrest Location: 341 A STREET #33 Incarcerated Persons Address:
CHLARSON, MACKINZIE TAYLOR
Charges
1 count of 7-13-411(b)- PROBATION/PAROLE VIOLATION [Misdemeanor] Bail: $0 2 counts of 35-7-1039 (1)- UNDER INFLUENCE OF C/S – ADMISSION/EVALUATION [Misdemeanor] Bail: $5000 1 count of 35-7-1031(c)(i)- POSS CONT SUB – 3RD OR SUB OFFENSE [Felony]
Total Bail: $5000
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SEARLE, COLLEEN RENEE
Age: 26 Sex: Female Race: White Height: 5′ 5″ Weight: 175 Hair: Blond Eyes: Brown Build: Slender Complexion: Light
Booking Date: 09/21/2023 16:33
Arresting Agency: PCSO
Arrest Date: 09/21/2023
Arrest Location: 1402 RIVER VIEW DR Incarcerated Persons Address:
Charges
1 count of WRCP39-Fel- WARRANT:PROB REVOCATION-FELONY [Felony] Bail: $2000
Total Bail: $2000
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COLLINS, DARRICK ANDREW
Age: 20 Sex: Male Race: White Height: 5′ 11″ Weight: 172 Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue Build: Average Complexion: Light
1 count of 7-13-411(a)(iii)- ARREST PER PROB/PAROLE [Misdemeanor] Bail: $0 1 count of WARRANT- WARRANT SERVICE Bail: $770 1 count of WARRANT- WARRANT SERVICE [Misdemeanor]
Total Bail: $770
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KELLY, NIKOLE ANN
Age: 33 Sex: Female Race: White Height: 5′ 6″ Weight: 140 Hair: Blond Eyes: Brown Build: Slender Complexion: Light
1 count of 6-2-501(g)(i)- UNLAWFUL CONTACT: RUDE, INSOLENT OR ANGRY TOUCHES W/O [Misdemeanor] Bail: $2000 1 count of CO-5-2-7- PUBLIC INTOXICATION [Misdemeanor]
Total Bail: $2000
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SNYDER, TANNER ROBERT Age: 26 Sex: Male Race: White Height: 5′ 11″ Weight: 160 Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue Build: Average Complexion: Medium Booking Date: 09/10/2023 04:33
Charges1 count of 35-7-1031(c)(i)(C) (1)- POSSESS CONTR SUBST – PWDR/CRYST -< 3 GRAMS [Misdemeanor] Bail: $10000 1 count of 31-5-225(a)- FLEE OR ATTEMPT TO ELUDE POLICE [Misdemeanor] 1 count of 31-5-222(b)- STOP SIGN [Misdemeanor]
Total Bail: $10000
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STRETCHES, CARLOS SALIS Age: 37 Sex: Male Race: American Indian Height: 5′ 7″ Weight: 145 Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Build: Average Complexion: Medium Booking Date: 09/10/2023 16:40
Arresting Agency: CPD
Arrest Date: 09/10/2023
Arrest Location: 1519 DRAW ST Incarcerated Persons Address:
Charges1 count of 7-13-411(b)- PROBATION/PAROLE VIOLATION [Misdemeanor] 1 count of 6-6-102(a)- BREACH OF PEACE [Misdemeanor] Bail: $10000 1 count of 6-5-204(a)- INTERFERE W/ PEACE OFFICER – OBSTRUCTION [Misdemeanor] Bail: $0 1 count of 7-13-411(b)- PROBATION/PAROLE VIOLATION [Misdemeanor]
Total Bail: $10000
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DRAKE, ASHTIN LASHAE Age: 32 Sex: Female Race: White Height: 5′ 3″ Weight: 147 Hair: Brown Eyes: Green Build: Slender Complexion: Light Booking Date: 09/10/2023 20:22
Arresting Agency: CPD
Arrest Date: 09/10/2023
Arrest Location: 1402 RIVER VIEW DR Incarcerated Persons Address:
Charges2 counts of 5-6-301- CONTEMPT OF COURT [Misdemeanor] Bail: $10000
Total Bail: $10000
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VAN VLEET, KRISTINA KAY Age: 41 Sex: Female Race: White Height: 5′ 6″ Weight: 198 Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Build: Stocky Complexion: Medium Booking Date: 09/09/2023 04:12
Charges1 count of 7-13-411(b)- PROBATION/PAROLE VIOLATION [Misdemeanor] Bail: $5000 1 count of CO-5-2-7- PUBLIC INTOXICATION [Misdemeanor] Bail: $0
Total Bail: $5000 ****************
OHMAN, KIRK ANDREAS
Age: 31 Sex: Male Race: White Height: 6′ 1″ Weight: 220 Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue Build: Average Complexion: Light
Booking Date: 09/06/2023 17:40
Arresting Agency: PPD
Arrest Date: 09/06/2023
Arrest Location: 272 NORTH HAMILTON STREET Incarcerated Persons Address:
Charges
1 count of WRCP40-Fel- WARRANT:BOND REVOCATION-FELONY [Felony] Bail: $10000 1 count of 35-7-1031(c)(i)- POSS CONT SUB – 3RD OR SUB OFFENSE [Felony] 1 count of 31-5-217(b)- SIGNAL REQ’D 100 FT BEFORE TURN [Misdemeanor] 1 count of 31-5-225(a)- FLEE OR ATTEMPT TO ELUDE POLICE [Misdemeanor] 1 count of 31-7-106(a)- VALID DRIVER’S LIC [Misdemeanor]
1 count of 6-2-511(a)(b)(i)- DOMESTIC BATTERY – 1ST OFFENSE [Misdemeanor] Bail: $50000 1 count of 6-5-212(a)- INTERFERE W/ EMERGENCY CALLS [Misdemeanor] 2 counts of 6-2-201(a)(iii)(c)- KIDNAP: INFLICT BODILY INJURY; TERRORIZE – RELEASED [Felony] Bail: $0 1 count of 6-2-401(a)(i)- ROBBERY: INFLICT BODILY INJURY [Felony]
Total Bail: $50000
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MARQUEZ, JUAN LUIS JR Age: 42 Sex: Male Race: White Height: 5′ 11″ Weight: 260 Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Build: Stocky Complexion: Medium Booking Date: 08/01/2023 11:58
Charges1 count of 6-2-509(a)(i)- APPLY PRESSURE ON THROAT OR NECK [Felony] Bail: $50000 1 count of 6-2-503(b)(i)- CHILD ABUSE: RESPON FOR WELFARE – PHYSICAL INJURY [Felony] 1 count of WRCP42-Fel- WARRANT:FAIL TO COMPLY-FELONY [Felony] Bail: $50000 1 count of WRCP42-Misd- WARRANT:FAIL TO COMPLY-MISD Bail: $10000 1 count of WRCP42-Misd- WARRANT:FAIL TO COMPLY-MISD Bail: $1600
Total Bail: $111,600
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ANDERSON, JUSTICE ANNAMARIE
Age: 28 Sex: Female Race: White Height: 5′ 4″ Weight: 190 Hair: Brown Eyes: Green Build: Average Complexion: Light
1 count of 6-3-201(a)(b)(iii)- PROPERTY DESTRUCTION: $1000 OR MORE [Felony] Bail: $25000 1 count of 31-5-1104- DUTY UPON COLLIDING WITH UNATTENDED VEHICLE OR PROPERT [Misdemeanor] 1 count of 31-4-103(a)- COMPULSORY AUTO INSUR – 1ST OFFENSE [Misdemeanor] 1 count of 31-7-106- NO DRIVERS LICENSE [Misdemeanor] 1 count of 31-5-229- RECKLESS DRIVING [Misdemeanor] 1 count of 6-5-204(a)- INTERFERE W/ PEACE OFFICER – OBSTRUCTION [Misdemeanor] 1 count of WRCP40-Fel- WARRANT:BOND REVOCATION-FELONY [Felony] Bail: $25000 1 count of 6-4-405(b)- CHILD WHERE METH STORED, INGESTED OR POSSESSED [Felony] Bail: $15000 1 count of 35-7-1031(c)(i)- POSS CONT SUB – 3RD OR SUB OFFENSE [Felony]
Total Bail: $65000
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SHOBERT, STEVEN HERBERT Age: 48 Sex: Male Race: White Height: 6′ 5″ Weight: 230 Hair: Brown Eyes: Hazel Build: Average Complexion: Medium Booking Date: 07/30/2023 23:58
Charges1 count of 31-5-233(b)(iii)(C) (2)- DUI:ALCOHOL & CONT SUBS COMBO-2ND OFF W/IN 10 YRS [Misdemeanor] Bail: $0 1 count of 31-5-1101(a)- LEAVE SCENE OF ACCIDENT RESULTING IN INJURY OR DEATH [Misdemeanor] 1 count of 31-5-236- CARELESS DRIVING 1ST OFF [Misdemeanor] 1 count of 31-4-103(a)- COMPULSORY AUTO INSUR – 1ST OFFENSE [Misdemeanor] 1 count of CO-6-1-8-A (1)- DRIVING WHILE UNDER SUSPENSION [Misdemeanor] 1 count of 6-3-201(a)(b)(iii)- PROPERTY DESTRUCTION: $1000 OR MORE [Felony] Bail: $50000
Total Bail: $50000
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PERKINS, RICHARD MATTHEW Age: 60 Sex: Male Race: White Height: 5′ 10″ Weight: 123 Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue Build: Slender Complexion: Light Booking Date: 07/19/2023 17:33
Arresting Agency: PCSO
Arrest Date: 07/19/2023
Arrest Location: 1402 RIVER VIEW DRIVE Incarcerated Persons Address:
Charges1 count of 6-2-314- SEXUAL ABUSE OF MINOR 1ST DEGREE [Felony] Bail: $250000
Total Bail: $250,000
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KRETSCHMAR, JASON ALAN
Age: 41 Sex: Male Race: White Height: 5′ 8″ Weight: 162 Hair: Eyes: Brown Build: Average Complexion: Light
1 count of 35-7-1031(c)(i)(C) (1)- POSSESS CONTR SUBST – PWDR/CRYST -< 3 GRAMS [Misdemeanor] 1 count of 6-5-204(a)- INTERFERE W/ PEACE OFFICER – OBSTRUCTION [Misdemeanor] 1 count of 31-7-404- OPERATING VEHICLE W/O INTERLOCK [Misdemeanor] 1 count of 31-7-134(c)- DRIVE WHILE LIC SUSPENDED – 2ND + OFFENSE [Misdemeanor] Bail: $0 1 count of 31-5-915(b)- ELECTRIC FLASHING TURN SIGNAL LAMPS [Misdemeanor] 1 count of WARRANT- WARRANT SERVICE [Misdemeanor]
Total Bail: $0
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GAMS, DESIRAE MARIE
Age: 28 Sex: Female Race: White Height: 5′ 6″ Weight: 155 Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue Build: Average Complexion: Light
Booking Date: 07/17/2023 08:45
Arresting Agency: PCSO
Arrest Date: 07/17/2023
Arrest Location: 1402 RIVER VIEW DR Incarcerated Persons Address:
Charges
1 count of 6-4-403(a)(i)- ABANDON CHILD – 1ST OFFENSE [Misdemeanor] Bail: $2500 1 count of WARRANT- WARRANT SERVICE Bail: $270 1 count of 35-7-1031(a)(ii)- MANUFAC OR DLVR CONTR SUBST – SCH I, II OR III [Felony] Bail: $50000 1 count of 35-7-1031(c)(i)- POSS CONT SUB – 3RD OR SUB OFFENSE [Felony] 1 count of WRCP40-Fel- WARRANT:BOND REVOCATION-FELONY [Felony] Bail: $10000
Total Bail: $62770
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MCKINNY, CHRISTOPHER SHANE Age: 40 Sex: Male Race: White Height: 5′ 10″ Weight: 220 Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue Build: Average Complexion: Light Booking Date: 07/12/2023 16:10
Arresting Agency: PPD
Arrest Date: 07/12/2023
Arrest Location: 965 PRODUCTION CIRCLE Incarcerated Persons Address:
Charges1 count of 6-2-302(a)(i)- SEXUAL ASSAULT: 1ST DEGREE – PHYSICAL FORCE [Felony] Bail: $250000
Total Bail: $250000
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KELLER, SKYE BLUE Age: 19 Sex: Male Race: White Height: 5′ 9″ Weight: 140 Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue Build: Slender Complexion: Light Booking Date: 07/11/2023 19:18
Arresting Agency: PPD
Arrest Date: 07/11/2023
Arrest Location: 105 E 2ND ST Incarcerated Persons Address:
Charges1 count of 6-1-303(a) (M)- CONSPIRE TO COMMIT MISDEMEANOR [Misdemeanor] Bail: $0 1 count of 6-5-204(a)- INTERFERE W/ PEACE OFFICER – OBSTRUCTION [Misdemeanor] Bail: $0
Total Bail: $0
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SAGER, KYLE JACOB
Age: 31 Sex: Male Race: White Height: 6′ 4″ Weight: 200 Hair: Blond Eyes: Green Build: Average Complexion: Light
1 count of 6-2-502(a)(ii)- AGGR ASSAULT & BATTERY W/ DEADLY WEAPON [Felony] Bail: $100000 1 count of 6-3-201(a)(b)(iii)- PROPERTY DESTRUCTION: $1000 OR MORE [Felony] Bail: $0 1 count of 31-4-103(a)- COMPULSORY AUTO INSUR – 1ST OFFENSE [Misdemeanor] Bail: $0
Total Bail: $100000
SCHEID, SHANE MICHAEL
Age: 41 Sex: Male Race: White Height: 5′ 7″ Weight: 135 Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Build: Average Complexion: Light
Booking Date: 03/07/2023 12:16
Arresting Agency: PCSO
Arrest Date: 03/06/2023
Arrest Location: GOOSEBERRY REST AREA Incarcerated Persons Address:
Charges
1 count of 35-7-1042 (F) – ATTEMPT & CONSPIRE – FELONY [Felony] Bail: $40000 1 count of 35-7-1031(a)(i)- MANUFAC OR DLVR METH OR NARC CONTR SUBST – SCH I OR II [Felony] 1 count of WARRANT- WARRANT SERVICE
Total Bail: $40000
IAMURRI, JOSEPH CHRISTOPHER
Age: 42 Sex: Male Race: White Height: 5′ 11″ Weight: 306 Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Build: Fat Complexion: Light
2 counts of 6-2-314- SEXUAL ABUSE OF MINOR 1ST DEGREE [Felony] Bail: $250000 2 counts of 6-2-316(a)(iv)- SEX ABUSE/MINOR 3RD DEG-ACTR =TO>17/IMMRL/INDCNT LBRTI [Felony]
Total Bail: $250000
GUERRA, JOSE DELACRUZ
Age: 42 Sex: Male Race: White Height: 5′ 6″ Weight: 189 Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Build: Stocky Complexion: Medium
Booking Date: 12/05/2022 01:50
Arresting Agency: PPD
Arrest Date: 12/05/2022
Arrest Location: 1121 EAST COULTER AVENUE Incarcerated Persons Address:
Charges
1 count of 31-5-233(b)(ii) (1)- DUI ALCOHOL =TO> .08% W/IN 2 HRS OF DRIVING – 1ST OFF [Misdemeanor] 1 count of 31-5-912- HEADLAMPS REQUIRED ON VEHICLE [Misdemeanor] 1 count of 31-5-209(a)(i)- DRIVE VEH W/I SINGLE LANE [Misdemeanor] Bail: $0 1 count of 31-5-225(a)- FLEE OR ATTEMPT TO ELUDE POLICE [Misdemeanor] 1 count of 31-5-233(b)(ii) (1)- DUI ALCOHOL =TO> .08% W/IN 2 HRS OF DRIVING – 1ST OFF [Misdemeanor] 1 count of WARRANT- WARRANT SERVICE 3 counts of 35-7-1031(a)(i)- MANUFAC OR DLVR METH OR NARC CONTR SUBST – SCH I OR II [Felony] Bail: $25000 1 count of WRCP42-Misd- WARRANT:FAIL TO COMPLY-MISD [Misdemeanor] Bail: $740
Total Bail: $
CRAWFORD, KENNETH LEVI
Age: 23 Sex: Male Race: White Height: 6′ 3″ Weight: 240 Hair: Brown Eyes: Hazel Build: Stocky Complexion: Light
Booking Date: 10/11/2022 12:49
Arresting Agency: CPD
Arrest Date: 10/11/2022
Arrest Location: 1402 RIVER VIEW DR Incarcerated Persons Address:
Charges
4 counts of 6-4-303(b)(iii)- RECEIVE OR DLVR CHILD PORN [Felony] Bail: $0
Total Bail: $
SHAFFER, WILLIAM JAMES
Age: 43 Sex: Male Race: White Height: 6′ 1″ Weight: 161 Hair: Brown Eyes: Green Build: Average Complexion: Light
Charges1 count of WRCP39-Fel- WARRANT:PROB REVOCATION-FELONY [Felony] Bail: $5000 1 count of 6-3-303(a)- CRIMINAL TRESPASS [Misdemeanor] Bail: $3000 1 count of WRCP39-Fel- WARRANT:PROB REVOCATION-FELONY [Felony] Bail: $0 4 counts of 7-19-302(m) (2)- SEX OFFENDER – FAIL TO DISCLOSE CHG OF EMPLOYMENT – 2+ [Felony] Bail: $10000
Total Bail: $18000
UNDERWOOD, JOSEPH CARL
Age: 49 Sex: Male Race: White Height: 6′ 0″ Weight: 220 Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue Build: Average Complexion: Light
Booking Date: 07/14/2022 15:30
Arresting Agency: PCSO
Arrest Date: 07/14/2022
Arrest Location: 1402 RIVER VIEW DRIVE Incarcerated Persons Address:
Charges
1 count of 6-4-502 (c)- Mutilation of Dead Body [Felony] Bail: $500000 1 count of 6-8-102- CONVICTED FELON POSSESS FIREARM [Felony] 1 count of 6-5-204(a)- INTERFERE W/ PEACE OFFICER – OBSTRUCTION [Misdemeanor] 1 count of 31-5-225(a)- FLEE OR ATTEMPT TO ELUDE POLICE [Misdemeanor]
Total Bail: $WILLIAMS, MOSHE BAHJA
Age: 33 Sex: Male Race: Black Height: 5′ 10″ Weight: 186 Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Build: Muscular Complexion: Dark
The Jewish New Year, also known as Rosh Hashanah, is one of the most important holidays in the Jewish calendar. It marks the beginning of the High Holy Days, a ten-day period of introspection and repentance that culminates in Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. Elul 29th 5783
is the last day of the Hebrew month of Elul and the day before Rosh Hashanah. It is a time when Jews around the world reflect on the past year and prepare for the year ahead. During this time, special prayers are recited and shofar blasts are sounded to announce the arrival of the new year. The themes of repentance and renewal are central to the observance of Rosh Hashanah, as individuals seek forgiveness for their sins and make resolutions for self-improvement. Rosh Hashanah is a time for family gatherings, festive meals, and the sharing of sweet foods to symbolize a sweet year ahead. As the Jewish community welcomes the new year, they also contemplate the moral and spiritual aspects of Rosh Hashanah is typically celebrated in the early autumn and lasts for two days. It is a time for Jews to come together with family and friends to pray, reflect on the past year, and set intentions for the year ahead.
During Rosh Hashanah, traditional foods such as apples dipped in honey are eaten to symbolize a sweet New Year. The sounding of the shofar, a trumpet made from a ram’s horn, is also an integral part of the Rosh Hashanah service. The blasts of the shofar serve as a wake-up call, a reminder to reflect on one’s actions and seek forgiveness.
In addition to the rituals and prayers, Rosh Hashanah is a time for individuals to engage in acts of tzedakah, or charity. Many Jewish communities organize food drives, fundraisers, and volunteer opportunities to help those in need during this holiday season.
As the sun sets on Rosh Hashanah, the celebrations continue with festive meals that often include symbolic dishes like round challah bread, pomegranates, and fish. These foods represent hopes for a well-rounded and fruitful year ahead.
Overall, Rosh Hashanah is a time of spiritual renewal and a chance to start the new year with a clean slate. It is a time for introspection, repentance, and reconnecting with one’s faith and community. The holiday is filled with meaningful traditions and customs that remind individuals of their responsibilities to themselves and others. Through prayer, reflection, acts of charity, and the sharing of meals with loved ones, Jews around the world come together to honor their heritage and seek blessings for a happy and prosperous year ahead.
During Yom Kippur, Jews observe a day of fasting and intensive prayer. It is considered the holiest day of the Jewish year, a time for repentance and forgiveness. The day is spent in synagogues, engaging in prayer services and reflecting on one’s actions. At nightfall, the fast is broken with a festive meal called the “Break-Fast,” where family and friends come together to share a meal and celebrate the end of this solemn day. The themes of reflection, repentance, and renewal are carried forward from Rosh Hashanah to Yom Kippur, creating a sense of continuity and contemplation throughout the High Holy Days.
During Sukkot, which follows Yom Kippur, Jews build and dwell in temporary outdoor shelters called sukkahs. These structures are constructed with branches and leaves to represent the temporary dwellings used by the Israelites during their journey through the wilderness. Families eat meals and sometimes even sleep in the sukkah to commemorate this historical event. The holiday includes festive gatherings, prayers, and the waving of the Four Species: the lulav (palm branch), etrog (citron), hadass (myrtle), and aravah (willow). The waving of the Four Species symbolizes unity and gratitude for the harvest season. Sukkot is a joyful and communal holiday that emphasizes gratitude, unity, and the appreciation of nature’s bounty.
Simchat Torah, which immediately follows Sukkot, is a joyous celebration of the completion of the annual cycle of Torah readings. During this holiday, the Torah scrolls are taken out of the ark and paraded around the synagogue as the community sings and dances with them. It is a time to express love and reverence for the Torah, which is considered the foundation of Jewish life and values.
Hanukkah, also known as the Festival of Lights, is celebrated in December. It commemorates the rededication of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem after it was reclaimed from the Greeks. The story of Hanukkah is told through the lighting of the menorah, a nine-branched candelabrum.
The City of Cody went ahead against public out cry and issued the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints a building permit to construct a temple in the town. This decision has sparked both excitement and controversy within the community. Critics argue that the temple will disrupt the small-town atmosphere and increase traffic congestion. Supporters, on the other hand, believe that the temple will bring economic benefits and cultural enrichment to Cody. As construction commences, tensions rise, and the fate of the town hangs in the balance. Will the Mormons’ march to Cody ultimately unite or divide the community? Only time will tell.
Matt Hall the Cody’s Mayor, at one time halted the issuance of a building permit on August 8th, 2023, but according to the Latter-day Saints, the city of Cody has finally proceeded with allowing the Mormon Church to build a rather large Temple which the public is not happy about.
According to a recent survey conducted by the Wyoming News, 60% of residents oppose the construction of the temple, while 40% are in favor. The main concerns raised by opponents include the potential for increased noise, traffic, and a change in the town’s character. On the other hand, supporters argue that the temple will boost tourism and bring new opportunities for businesses in Cody. Many residents are divided on the issue, with some hoping for compromise and others steadfast in their positions. When the construction begins, tensions will continue to escalate, and the future of Cody remains uncertain as the Mormons are on the march pushing for the long awaited Temple.
The controversy surrounding the temple has also drawn attention from neighboring towns and cities. Some fear that if the temple is successful in Cody, it could set a precedent for similar projects in other communities. Others see it as an opportunity to strengthen interfaith relations and promote religious diversity. As the Mormons march on, both sides of the argument are preparing for a long and contentious battle. Community meetings, protests, and legal challenges are expected in the coming months, as each side fights for their vision of Cody’s future. The fate of the town hangs in the balance, and the outcome will have far-reaching implications for religious freedom and community relations.
A 47-year-old male was struck by a vehicle and was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident. According to a media posting by Billings Police Sgt Kodi Kaiser, the incident happened just minutes before 3:00 a.m. a medical crew arrived just after 3:00 A.M.
A preliminary investigation revealed that the pedestrian was sitting on the side of the road when a vehicle veered off-course and hit him. The driver of the vehicle remained at the scene and is cooperating with authorities. The identity of the pedestrian has not yet been released pending notification of family members. Billings Police are urging anyone who may have witnessed the accident to come forward with any information. This tragic incident serves as a reminder of the importance of pedestrian safety and the need for drivers to remain vigilant on the roads.
This makes four pedestrians who have succumbed to injuries due to being struck by vehicles including one train.
This incident highlights the ongoing issue of pedestrian safety and the dangers that pedestrians face on the roads. It is crucial for drivers to be attentive and cautious, especially in areas where pedestrians are present. The community is urged to come forward with any information regarding the accident to assist law enforcement in their investigation.
Moving forward, it is vital to prioritize safety measures and raise awareness about pedestrian safety. Implementing effective traffic laws, educating the public about road safety, and improving infrastructure can all contribute to reducing the number of such tragic incidents. Let’s work together to create safer roads for everyone.
This incident is a tragic reminder of the risks pedestrians face on the roads. It is important for drivers to remain vigilant and for the community to come forward with any information about the accident. We must prioritize pedestrian safety by implementing traffic laws, educating the public, and improving infrastructure. By working together, we can create safer roads for everyone. Let’s remember the importance of being cautious and attentive when driving, especially in areas with pedestrians. Together, we can help prevent further tragedies like this from happening.
Biden sends over 6 million to Iran for just 5 American hostages, yet Iran did not have to pay 6 million for their 5 hostages. This exchange of hostages is fatal and will encourage more hostage taking of Americans because it is profitable.
Furthermore, nearly $400 million that was sent to Iran was defined by the Obama administration as “non-cash assets”. This means that, conveniently for Iran, the money cannot be tracked.
Reeducation camps, where Iranians are taught to be anti-American, are multiplying in Iran. According to the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran, “At least 100 people have been held in these reeducation camps, in which they are forced to read and learn religious texts and memorize prayers.” It is estimated that the number of reeducation camps are now over ten with the Biden administration’s funding.
Despite all of these damning facts, the Biden administration has expressed a desire to have a relationship with Iran and to possibly rejoin the nuclear agreement. This is highly concerning as Iran has been shown to be an enemy of the United States and seems more interested in profiting off of hostage taking than anything else. Joe Biden’s lack of regard for the safety of American citizens and his affinity for the Iranian government should be deeply concerning for all American citizens.
Americans must be made aware of the dangers of Biden’s relationship with Iran and must not let it continue any further. We must be sure to hold Biden accountable for his actions and make sure he does not put the lives of American citizens at risk for his own personal gain.
staying vigilant and informed, we can make sure Biden is put in check and held responsible for his decisions.
He must not be allowed to continue his dangerous relationship with Iran and must be deterred from furthering his agenda and protecting the interests of the Iranian government over the interests of the United States. Otherwise, the consequences could be disastrous and could put us in an even more difficult situation as a nation. We must take action now to ensure the safety of all American citizens.
Fairness in Women’s Sports Forum speakers from left to right: Faith & Liberty Vice President Peggy Nienaber, CEO and President of Concerned Women for America Penny Nance, 12-time All American Swimmer Riley Gaines, and Olympic Gold and Silver Medalist Dr. Madeline Manning Mims.Joining Gaines in the discussions were Dr. Madeline Manning Mims, four-time Olympian and gold and silver medalist in track and field; Penny Nance, CEO and President of the nation’s largest public policy women’s organization known as Concerned Women for America; and Faith & Liberty Vice President Peggy Nienaber. Later in the evening, Gaines was one of 11 women to receive a “Christian Women of Distinction” Award from the nationwide women’s organization She Leads America. The gala took place at the Museum of the Bible where Nienaber presented Gaines the award for her efforts in traveling the nation speaking out about the need to protect women’s spaces, as well as restoring equality and fairness in women’s sports. The award comes with Congressional Recognition for the awardees and their accomplishments are entered in the Congressional Record. Congresswoman Lisa McClain will enter Gaines’ award into the Congressional Record. 
Faith & Liberty Vice President Peggy Nienaber (right) presents 12-time All American Swimmer Riley Gaines the 2023 “Christian Women of Distinction Award.”Nienaber said, “The Forum and Luncheon allowed these distinguished and accomplished women to reflect on their athletic careers, talk about the consequences of women losing to biological men in sports, and to discuss the way ahead to restore equality and fairness for women. Riley Gaines is a woman of great strength and courage who is speaking up for all women who have unfairly lost out on the recognition they have deserved, and it was a great honor to present her the ‘Christian Women of Distinction’ Award.”
