All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
(Riverton, WY) – The sentencing hearing for Sherette Lujan has been set for November 22, following a change of plea hearing held on September 3 that was overseen by the Honorable Judge Alan B. Johnson.
Lujan was arrested on June 15 after reportedly breaking out numerous glass windows and door panels inside the Riverton Post Office, and was subsequently federally charged with felony injury or depredation to United States property.
He also reportedly admitted to law enforcement during questioning that he had ingested “abnormally potent” methamphetamine prior to the incident.
Lujan initially pled “not guilty” to the charge back in early August, but a non-public plea agreement was filed on August 19, and the subsequent change of plea hearing was held where he went on to plead “guilty” to the charge, as per the agreement stipulations.
Lujan was detained following the hearing and the November 22 sentencing was set.
County 10 will provide updates on the case as they become available, which can be viewed here.