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A Casper man is heading to prison for his role in a deadly crash.

A Casper man charged in a deadly crash has changed his plea, and now faces up to 13 years in prison.  At a Natrona County District Court Hearing Tuesday, Scott Coleman entered a guilty plea to a charge of aggravated vehicular homicide.  ...

A Casper man accused of vehicular homicide will soon get his time in front of a jury.

Another plea has been entered, in a case involving a Casper man accused of vehicular homicide.

A judge has ruled that there is now sufficient evidence and testimony to tack on DUI charges against Scott Coleman, who is already accused of vehicular homicide and aggravated assault.

A Casper man accused of killing another man with his vehicle before crashing into the Goodstein building has entered his plea in court.

The man accused of driving his pick-up into the Goodstein Building downtown and hitting and killing a pedestrian was in court for his preliminary hearing today.

Scott Coleman makes his initial court appearance where he is formally charged for Tuesday's deadly downtown collision.

The Central Wyoming Rescue Mission releases a statement regarding Scott Coleman.

The driver arrested in the tragic crash that killed a pedestrian in downtown Casper Tuesday left Facebook posts just prior to the incident. 38 year-old Scott Coleman's Facebook post at 7:44 am Tuesday, about an hour before the crash, indicate a desire to take a moral stand against local clubs featuring female strippers. In an online post entitled, "Bring It", Coleman writes at length abo