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The driver and two passengers are from Colorado.

A former Wyoming Highway Patrol trooper sentenced to 15 years of imprisonment for a kidnapping and murder plot lost an appeal of his sentence in federal court on Tuesday. "In the present case, the Court is denying Mr. (Franklin) Ryle's Motion on procedural grounds, namely the timeliness of the Motion," U...

An Albany County Sheriff’s deputy and a trooper from the Wyoming Highway Patrol were involved in a shooting while on duty Saturday, May 26th that injured a suspect.

The DCI is investigating the incident.

No law enforcement officers were injured.

Franklin Joseph Ryle, Jr., is serving his sentence at the Seagoville, Texas, Federal Correctional Institute.

Eldred recovered from his injuries for 33 days before returning to full duty in August 2016.

Off duty, at home, Jaime Wingard got an urgent call. Having left a stranded Mom and daughter a cell number, the Trooper, in her own vehicle, ends up driving them to Denver's Children's Hospital.

The Patrol is continues to investigate the crash. At this point, troopers believe Westika was under the influence of alcohol when he hit Motsick's patrol car.

A 2014 Chevrolet Cruz -- evidently the subject of the call -- driving the wrong direction hit a trooper head-on at 9:32 p.m. near mile post 38, about 13 miles south of Sheridan.