Guilty

The victim showed the officer cell phone video from April 9, according to the affidavit, which showed Borzea with his arm around the victim's neck, carrying her through their apartment.

A 31-year-old woman is facing up to ten years in prison after a jury found her guilty of injuring a Cheyenne Police officer.

In court Wednesday, Gerkins refused to name the person who gave him the marijuana. Judge Jeffrey Donnell asked the question three times, but Gerkins remained silent.

He could have faced up to 20 years imprisonment on the bank robbery count. The firearms count was punishable by not less than seven years to life imprisonment.

Court documents say 26-year-old Nuvia Carrillo – the owner of the vehicle who was seated alongside Heater in the passenger seat – did not give the trooper permission to search the vehicle when asked.

Jacobs said weather had delayed his trip and he was in a hurry to get back to Colorado, adding that he simply forgot the marijuana was in the car.

The affidavit also says the Welsbachers' son, Thomas, told deputies he knew his parents were selling marijuana out of their house.

Bamond was arrested in March after a Wyoming Highway Patrol Trooper stopped him for speeding.

Court documents say Bernard, who was convicted of sexual abuse of a minor in the second degree in 2009, was suspected of driving a GMC Acadia to and from work at Shari's.

Gonzales was booked into the Albany County Detention Center where she remained for three days before her Circuit Court arraignment July 5.