A Casper man who worked as a bouncer at a local bar has sued three Casper police officers and the city for allegedly violating his constitutional right to not present identification without probable cause, according to a complaint filed in U.S. District Court on Monday. This matter concerns a citizen s right to respectfully decline to comply with law enforcement s unlawful request without suffering detention, seizure, arrest, and search, according to the complaint by Kaleb Clark filed by his attorneys Ian Sandefer and Jamie Woolsey. Further, this case is brought to ensure that the color of one s skin does not determine the scope of his or her liberty, according to the complaint.
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Casper City Council Passes Revised Public Indecency Ordinance
Two weeks after a question about whether using an online subscriber service featuring a lot of porn would violate a proposed revision of a public indecency ordinance, the Casper City Council on Tuesday changed the language and passed it.
The proposed revisions would more clearly spell out prostitution and human trafficking and give law enforcement a way to investigate and prosecute, City Attorney John Henley said in a memo.
On Feb. 2, the council was about to vote on the third reading before the ordinance would take effect.
But Kyle Gamroth saw a problem with the language about performance prostitution, saying it could possibly make criminals of subscribers to OnlyFans, who pay someone online to do anything from just talk to perform sex acts.
Mayor appoints three to committee exploring new ~$42 million Casper Police headquarters By Brendan LaChance on February 16, 2021
A crowd gathers outside of the Natrona County Hall of Justice (Oil City staff)
CASPER, Wyo. Casper Mayor Steve Freel said ahead of the city council’s Tuesday, Feb. 16 meeting that three council members have been appointed to serve on a committee that will be established to explore how to pursue a project to build a new Casper Police Department headquarters.
Freel appointed Council members Lisa Engebretsen, Steve Cathey and Bruce Knell to the committee. Freel said he would also attend some of the committee’s meetings.
It elicited giggles, but a Casper City Council member on Tuesday posed a legal question about whether users of a subscriber service featuring a lot of porn could face criminal charges in the proposed revised ordinance dealing with prostitution and human trafficking.
The revised ordinance, according to a memo from City Attorney John Henley, won t stop human trafficking but it would give law enforcement a way to investigate and prosecute it and prostitution.
This was the third reading before the ordinance would take effect.
But Kyle Gamroth saw a problem with it.
One section of the revised ordinance had language about performance prostitution, Gamroth said.