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The Laramie County Sheriffs' Office is seeking information related to a Burglary that occurred at 1800 Happy Jack Road on the King Ranch. Between August 28 and September 2, a research shed for TMA Global Wind Energy Systems was entered and among the items stolen was an Alienware brand laptop computer.

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Deputy Raymond Nelson

WEEK OF 10/23/09 THROUGH 10/30/09

The Laramie County Sheriffs' Office is seeking information related to an Auto Burglary that occurred at 415 South Greeley Highway. Between the evening hours of October 15, and the early morning hours of October 17, a Ford Explorer located at Cheyenne Auto Sales 415 South Greeley Highway was entered and the interior stripped, among the items taken were two heated Eddy Bauer limited edition front seats.

Deputy Raymond Nelson

WEEK OF 09/18/09 THROUGH 09/25/09

The Laramie County Sheriffs' Office is seeking information related to a burglary that occurred in 1900 block of Avenue C. Between the afternoon of September 12, and 1:00 p.m. September 16, storage unit number 6 of the Extra Closet 1902 Avenue C was burglarized. Among the items stolen were a Kenmore stackable washer and dryer, and a Sony 48” big screen television.

Deputy Raymond Nelson

WEEK OF 09/04/09 THROUGH 09/11/09

The Laramie County Sheriffs' Office is seeking information related to a burglary that occurred in 400 block of County Road 138. Between August 9, and August 13, a residence in 400 block of County Road 138 was burglarized. Among the items stolen was a Benelli 12 gauge shotgun and a 2000 "Fairest of the Fair" saddle and leather gear.

Deputy Raymond Nelson

WEEK OF 08/21/09 THROUGH 08/28/09

The Laramie County Sheriffs' Office is seeking information related to vandalism that occurred in West Winds Mobile Home Park and on Pine and Neil Avenues in Orchard Valley. During the evening hours of August 15, and the morning hours of August 16, the windows of several trailers in West Winds Mobile Home Park were broken out, and numerous cars were "keyed" along Pine and Neil Avenues in Orchard Valley.

Deputy Raymond Nelson

WEEK OF 07/24/09 THROUGH 07/31/09

The Laramie County Sheriffs' Office is seeking information related to an Aggravated Assault that occurred in the 600 block of East Fox Farm Road. During the early morning hours of July 10, a white male described as approximately 50 years old, 6'2” with brown hair brandished a firearm shooting the victim in the left hand.

Deputy Raymond Nelson

WEEK OF 07/10/09 THROUGH 07/17/09

The Laramie County Sheriffs' Office is seeking information related to theft of a Flat Screen Television from LCCC. At approximately 4:30 p.m. Saturday June 13th, an individual removed a 37" LG LCD Integrated HDTV Tuner and Speakers, from the Student Lounge in the Campus Community Center Building of Laramie County Community College.

Deputy Raymond Nelson

WEEK OF 06/26/09 THROUGH 07/03/09

The Laramie County Sheriffs' Office is seeking information related to an early morning robbery of the Wells Fargo Bank 3600 East Pershing Avenue. At approximately 0700 Friday, June 19th an individual entered the Wells Fargo Bank and demanded money. The suspect is described as a Hispanic or light skinned black male approximately 6 foot to 6'2” tall wearing blue jeans, a dark blue hoodie, sun glasses, and dark gloves. The individual may also have a moustache and pock marked face.

Deputy Raymond Nelson

WEEK OF 05/22/09 THROUGH 05/29/09

The Laramie County Sheriffs' Office is seeking information related to the burglary of "Carpenter Elementary School". Between 2:30 and 5:45 a.m. Tuesday, March 31, unknown suspect(s) entered the school located at 4816 Monroe in Carpenter, and removed a gray colored "Fire King" safe with an undisclosed amount of money.

Deputy Raymond Nelson

WEEK OF 05/01/09 THROUGH 05/08/09

The Laramie County Sheriffs' Office is seeking information related to an armed robbery that occurred at the T.A. Truck Stop. At approximately 10:25 p.m. April 23, a clerk at the T.A. Truck service center was held up. The suspect is described as a Hispanic male between 6" and 6"2" medium build, wearing a black "hoodie" with a silver colored "graffiti" looking emblem on the right upper chest area.

Deputy Raymond Nelson

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