Robert Rowe

The last of three Casper men who vandalized Natrona County High School, will be spending time behind bars after admitting to his role in the case.

A Natrona County man will be spending some time in jail, after admitting that he and two others broke into Natrona County High School.

The second and third defendants who broke into Natrona County High School and caused more than $22,000 damage in September will serve 90 days in jail, pay restitution and spend two to five years on supervised probation.

One of three men accused of vandalizing Natrona County High School in September pleaded guilty in Natrona County District Court on Thursday to two charges filed against him. Robert Rowe, according to a plea agreement reached by his attorney and the district attorney's office, will spend 90 days in jail for a misdemeanor count of criminal entry plus two to five years probation for one count of felo

Three Natrona County men, have turned themselves in, in a case where they are accused of vandalizing Natrona County High School.