County 10 Law Enforcement Log: Riverton Police Department – June 24, 2024

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:

  • Juvenile, 16, Arapahoe, MUI, Cruelty to Animals, Available Narrative: RP advised of a subject trying to break into a vehicle; “A 16 yoa boy from Arapahoe was arrested for MUI and he was also charged with Cruelty to Animals after he was observed kicking a dog which was on scene. He was later released to a relative”
  • Juvenile, 16, MUI, Available Narrative: RP advised of an unresponsive subject; “A 16 yoa Riverton boy was arrested for MUI with a BAC of .160 and later released to his mother”
  • Whiteplume, Samuel, 42, Riverton, Resisting Arrest, Warrant, Available Narrative: “When officers attempted to take Samuel Whiteplume, 42 yoa from Riverton into custody on a Fremont County arrest warrant for Failure to Appear in regards to an earlier Theft charge he ran from them and was caught several blocks away. Because of that Whiteplume was also charged with Resisting Arrest. Marsha Blackburn, 36 yoa from Saint Stephens who was with mister Blackburn was arrested on an active Riverton Municipal warrant for Failure to Appear”
  • Blackburn, Marsha, 36, St Stephens, Warrant, Available Narrative: see above
  • Crazythunder, Shawnice, 30, Riverton, Public Intoxication, Available Narrative: RP advised of a subject under the influence who was bothering customers
  • Lemley, Sabrina, 25, Hudson, Shoplifting, Available Narrative: RP advised of a subject who stole from the store; “Sabrina Lemley, 25 yoa from Hudson was arrested for Shoplifting $16.00 worth of merchandise and issued a No Trespass order for the involved business”
  • Jenkins, Katera, 42, Riverton, Trespassing, Available Narrative: RP advised of a disorderly subject who had been trespassed; “Katera Jenkins, 42 yoa from Riverton, who had been issued a No Trespass Notice for the involved business on a prior occasion, was arrested for Trespassing. Ms. Jenkins also had a Fremont County warrant for Failure to Appear”
  • Potter, Charles, 37, Riverton, Public Intoxication, Available Narrative: RP advised of a subject laying on the sidewalk

RPD Citations and Other Notable Calls:

  • MIP/MUI: Mary Anne Drive, 11:14 PM, Available Narrative: “Received text about 10 ago, approx 10 underage subjects at location – Responding officers cited eight individuals for MUI with ages ranging from 16 to 20 years of age and BAC’s between .030 and .140”
  • Theft: College Hill Drive, 5:35 AM, Available Narrative: “BLUE 2008 HYUNDAI SANTA FE Wyoming #10-31795, TAGS EXPIRED, VEH UNLOCKED,BACK WINDOW BROKEN OUT, NO FIREARMS IN VEH AT TIME OF THEFT, LS ABOUT 1/2 HOUR AGO, A Stolen Report was taken and the vehicle was entered into NCIC”
  • Theft: Blackfoot Ave., 7:44 AM, Available Narrative: “TRUCK STOLEN, GRAY 98 FORD F150 TAN/GOLD; DENT ON RIGHT FRONT QUARTER PANEL AND SILVER TOOL BOX IN BACK AND NO STICKERS; LAST SEEN 830 LAST NIGHT; UNLOCKED; A stolen report was taken and the truck was entered into NCIC. It was later recovered by Evansville PD but no details on it’s recovery are available”
  • Weapon Offense: Eagle Drive, 7:49 AM, Available Narrative: RP advised of a gunshot and that a subject might be in their residence; “Responding officers interviewed a number of people on scene and a loaded .45 auto pistol was recovered – Investigation continues…”
  • Theft: W Main Street, 9:30 AM, Available Narrative: RP advised of a stolen gun; “Loaded 9mm pistol, which was valued at $300, had been left in the center console of the unlocked truck. A report was taken and the pistol was entered into NCIC”
  • Found Property: Sierra Drive, 6:50 PM, Available Narrative: RP “Found a loaded 9mm pistol in a holster laying in the street at the intersection of Sierra and West Sunset and turned it in”

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