Standoff

Tracy Olsen pleaded not guilty in Natrona County Circuit Court on Tuesday to a number of different charges, including eluding police, interference, DUI, and more, after he allegedly led police on a high-speed chase early Tuesday morning.

"Over the course of 18 hours, trained crisis negotiators used a multitude of tactics in an attempt to peacefully resolve the situation," the NCSO wrote. "During the incident, there was exchange of gunfire between the armed barricaded subject and law enforcement."

A sentencing hearing has not been scheduled.

Authorities searched the home after taking Massman into custody Saturday.

People are now allowed to return to their homes.

At some point during the incident, Boyden got out an AK-47 style rifle and was looking out the scope in the course of the threats and terror, the affidavit says.

A 27-year-old Cheyenne man is behind bars after police say he broke into an apartment and barricaded himself inside.

Officers arrived, Waldock says, and an elderly gentleman inside the house fired a weapon at police.

Quillin and Hinkle were arrested shortly after 9 a.m. on Feb. 9, 2017.

The case started in Natrona County District Court and was later transferred to federal court.

Throughout the five-hour standoff, a negotiator attempted to get Lovelace to surrender.

A co-defendant in a drug conspiracy case, who with her boyfriend led law enforcement on a high-speed chase in June, pleaded not guilty to six drug and firearms charges in federal court Tuesday. Santana Keener entered the pleas during her arraignment and detention hearing before U...