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Sheridan Man Receives Prison Sentence for Felony DUI – Sheridan Media

Last year on October 31, 42-year-old Jayson Smothers of Sheridan was arrested and charged with Driving Under the Influence after being pulled over by law enforcement outside of a liquor store on North Main Street in Sheridan. His blood alcohol content was over twice the legal limit.  On January 28, Smothers pleaded “guilty” to the charge of Felony DUI at a change of plea hearing in Fourth Judicial District Court in Sheridan. The charge was prosecuted as a felony because Smothers has previously been convicted of DUI three times since 2011. Four convictions of DUI in a ten year period in Wyoming results in a felony. The guilty plea was pursuant to a plea agreement reached with the State.

Sheridan Man Sentenced to Prison for Child Pornography Charge – Sheridan Media

Reuter Sentenced to Prison for Child Porn On August 2nd of last year, 33-year-old Kyle Reuter was arrested by officers with the Sheridan Police Department for having child pornography on his cellular phone. At a hearing  in early February, Reuter, pursuant to terms of a plea agreement reached with the State, pleaded “guilty” to the charge of Sexual Exploitation of Children- Possession of Child Pornography. At a sentencing hearing Thursday, District Court Judge John Fenn accepted the plea agreement and sentenced Reuter to not less than 7 and not more than 9 years in prison. Reuter will receive credit for 159 days of time served.

Sheridan Man Sentenced for Drug Distribution – Sheridan Media

A Sheridan man received a suspended sentence Thursday in Fourth Judicial District Court for distributing methamphetamine in the Sheridan area in 2019.  District Court Judge John Fenn accepted the terms of the plea agreement that was reached with the State, and sentenced 57-year-old Glenn Murphy to 2 ½ to 4 years in prison for the charge of Delivery of a Controlled Substance- Methamphetamine, suspended in lieu of three years of supervised probation. Two drug possession charges, one for methamphetamine and one for marijuana, were dismissed as part of the plea agreement, and Murphy was given 64 days credit for time served. Murphy was arrested for the crimes in November of 2019 following an investigation by the Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation. Judge Fenn ordered Murphy to pay $875 in various court costs and attorney fees and stipulated that a condition of his probation be that he enroll in an intensive substance abuse treatment program.

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