Vandalism

Sometime between the hours of 5:05 PM and 5:45 AM this morning, an unknown suspect threw a rock through one of the windows at Bucking Brew.

Rounds were fired into a cabin, fences were cut, and other property was damaged.

The park is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. June through September. The museum is open 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturdays.

Students say Diller took to the school's intercom earlier this week and offered $1,000 to any student who could identify the person who drew the swastika.

And it's not the most recent vandalism to occur at the fairgrounds.

Court documents say Curley and two juveniles from June 14-16 allegedly spray-painted the vehicles with either pink or black paint, smashed side mirrors or slashed tires.

Cheyenne Police are asking the public's help in finding a man suspected in several vandalism cases around the city.

President Theodore Roosevelt laid the cornerstone for the arch made from local columnar basalt on April 24, 1903.

A Casper man along with two teenagers, are accused of causing damage to as many as 64 vehicles, and maybe more, in the Oil City.

Update: Casper Police say they have caught the individuals responsible for a number of vehicles on the west and southwest side of the city that were vandalized.

In the last month, the Casper Municipal Golf Course, located at 2120 Allendale Blvd, has been vandalized five times. Someone has been throwing rocks through windows causing damage to the windows. Total damage so far is over $1000.00.

Casper residents once again have been victim of their vehicle windows being shot out by BB Guns. Over the weekend, nine reports were taken by the Casper Police Department involving these types of crimes.