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Albany County District Court Judge Tori Kricken said due to Halverson's lengthy criminal history, it was apparent he required a high level of support and structure in order to achieve success.

Judge Jeffrey Donnell ordered that Jacobs also complete an outpatient program within the next 60 days as well as a criminal thinking class.

The deputy who stopped Kennaday reportedly found the weight of the cocaine to be 45 grams, or just less than 1.6 ounces.

According to the trooper's affidavit, one of the passengers has an "extensive history" involving narcotics transportation, money laundering and "armed and violent narcotics trafficking."

When the deputy asked to conduct a sweep of the house, one of the men reportedly said he had a marijuana pipe in plain view on his dresser in his bedroom.

Police responded to the 2100 block of Wyoming Avenue at 10:46 p.m. Saturday to investigate a domestic dispute.

Three people were arrested and taken to the Albany County Detention Center, where they await arraignment in Circuit Court.

Court documents say the trooper noticed nothing out of the ordinary when he first approached the vehicle.

“This was a course of conduct that went on over a long period of time,” said Donnell.

A Laramie man convicted of trying to deliver LSD will avoid prison time if he successfully completes the term of probation to which he was sentenced Tuesday in Albany County District Court. Kristian Williams, 19, was sentenced to four years of supervised probation in place of a suspended three- to six-year prison sentence with credit for time served and ordered to pay a $1,000 fine after pleading