All persons arrested or cited are presumed innocent until convicted in a court of law.
Below are the most recent arrests and call blotters from publicly available reports provided directly by the Riverton Police Department. Click here for more details about the law enforcement logs.
RPD Arrests:
- Ware, Keevin, 30, Riverton, Warrant, Available Narrative: “At the request of Probation & Parole, Keevin Ware, 30 yoa from Riverton was arrested on a Converse County warrant.”
- St. Clair, Guy, 52, Fort Washakie, Warrant, Available Narrative: RP advised of a possible altercation in the alley; “The fight was over when officers arrived but one of those involved, Guy St Clair, 52 yoa from Fort Washakie was arrested on a Fremont County warrant for Failure To Appear.”
- Two Arrests In One Incident – Available Narrative: RP advised of a fight; “Thomasine Morado, 29 yoa from Saint Stephens and Cody Eagle, 30 yoa from Riverton were both arrested for Fighting In Public. Mister Eagle also had an active Fremont County arrest warrant for Failure To Appear.”
- Headley, Jeremy, 37, Saint Sephens, Public Intoxication, Available Narrative: RP advised of intoxicated subjects falling on the road; “Jeremy Headley, 37 yoa from Saint Stephens was arrested for Public Intoxication with a BAC of .345.”
- Lopez-Gutierrez, Jose, 29, Domestic Abuse, Available Narrative: “Report pending with involvements showing that Jose Lopez-Gutierrez, 29 yoa was arrested for Domestic Abuse.”
RPD Citations and Other Notable Calls:
- PD Accident: Webbwood Road, 8:09 AM, Available Narrative: RP advised of a rear-end collision that led to a juvenile with a bloody nose
- Juvenile Problem: E Sunset Drive, 10:22 AM, Available Narrative: “A 13 yo Riverton boy was cited for assaulting a 12 yo Riverton boy.”
- Ambulance/Medical Assist: E PershingAve., 6:02 PM, Available Narrative: RP advised they could hear a neighbor yelling for help but they couldn’t get inside; “Officers had to gain forcible entry to the locked residence to assist a 79 yoa male who had fallen who was later transported by EMS.”