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Juvenile Life-Flighted After Canoe Tipped at Lost Dog
GREEN RIVER — A juvenile was life-flighted to a Utah hospital yesterday after a young child and an adult male, both from Green River, tipped in a canoe at Lost Dog. Names and ages were not released by authorities. According to the Green River Fire Department, at around 11:40...
Highway Patrol Pursuit Ends Outside Green River
JAMESTOWN – A pursuit involving the Wyoming Highway Patrol ended near Green River Tuesday afternoon, resulting in two arrests. According to Arron Healy, the WHP’s public information officer for its District 3 area, the pursuit started near Milepost 33 in Uinta County, where troopers attempted to initiate a traffic stop. A pursuit was initiated and continued into Sweetwater County, where the vehicle was stopped near Milepost 88 outside of Jamestown. Multiple WHP troopers were involved in the pursuit. Healy said two people were arrested after the pursuit ended.
Motorcycle Traffic Stop Stems from Alleged Incident in Wamsutter
ROCK SPRINGS – A series of traffic stops involving motorcyclists west of Rock Springs was related to an incident involving rival biker groups in Wamsutter Tuesday. According to Jason Mower of the Sweetwater County Sheriff’s Office, the traffic stops stemmed from an alleged confrontation between a motorcyclist affiliated with the Hells Angels group and other motorcyclists affiliated with the Mongols group. Mower said he isn’t aware of the details, but the confrontation allegedly stemmed from the Mongols members requesting the Hells Angels member to remove their vest and when that request was denied, the Mongols members allegedly removed the vest from the Hells Angels member and took it. He said the Hells Angels member was allegedly left stranded in Wamsutter because his bike key was in the vest.
Ice Cream Van Operator Questions License Fee Schedule
ROCK SPRINGS – A seasonal ice cream van operator requested the Rock Springs City Council examine the cost of permits associated with being a seasonal food vendor during the Council’s meeting Tuesday evening, with Rock Springs’ mayor committing to looking at the fee schedule. Mackenzie Bertagnolli approached...
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