Coverage dated September 18, 2026

Feds say Rawlins man distributed 23 pounds of methamphetamine in Wyoming; 18 years imposed

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CASPER, Wyo. — A Rawlins man got an 18-year sentence in federal prison this week as the reported lead distributor in a multi-county methamphetamine conspiracy case that led to dozens of arrests and decade-plus federal sentences for three Casper residents.

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  1. Casper Star-Tribune

    The drug trail that ended in an 18-year sentence for this man (opens Casper Star-Tribune)

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    Casper Star-Tribune's feed description

    A Rawlins man has been sentenced in Casper after a multijurisdictional investigation uncovered what authorities say was a large-scale methamphetamine distribution network.

  2. Oil City News

    Feds say Rawlins man distributed 23 pounds of methamphetamine in Wyoming; 18 years imposed (opens Oil City News)

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    CASPER, Wyo. — A Rawlins man got an 18-year sentence in federal prison this week as the reported lead distributor in a multi-county methamphetamine conspiracy case that led to dozens of arrests and decade-plus federal sentences for three Casper residents.

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