child endangerment

A federal warrant for Ryan Harkins' arrest on two counts of being a felon in possession of a firearm and methamphetamine distribution was filed in January.

The Wyoming Supreme Court upheld a district court's ruling that a Casper woman would no longer have parental rights to her child who, as a baby, was found with legions on her neck and meth in her system.

If convicted on both federal counts, Ryan Harkins could be imprisoned for up to 35 years.

This marked the second time Lott unsuccessfully appealed a conviction of felony child endangerment decision in Natrona County District Court.

Casper police arrested Ryan Harkins at his home on Friday afternoon.

A Casper woman faced charges from Natrona County Circuit Court Judge Christiansen on Thursday, September 8th at initial appearances. Heather Ritchie, 31, was charged with felony child endangerment with methamphetamine while supervising, and a misdemeanor possession of a controlled substance--meth.

A judge ordered Autumn Parker for four felony charges during initial appearances in Natrona County Circuit Court on Thursday.

The first officer on the scene reported seeing the man and child panhandling during the snowstorm.

Neither king nor Latham has had an opportunity to enter pleas to the charges.

According to the affidavit, police located a jar with a marijuana stem in the center console along with a 200mg vile of testosterone.