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    http://www.casperstartribune.net/articl ... 6105cb.txt
    Police arrest five in meth bust

    By the Star-Tribune staff
    State and federal law enforcement officials have arrested five people from Mexico and Wyoming in connection with an alleged plan to distribute crystal methamphetamine, according to the U.S. attorney's office.

    The first arrests occurred in Riverton on Friday after Claudia Hermosillo of Riverton, 25, and Santiago Gonzalez-Cisneros of Riverton, 26, attempted to sell 8 pounds of the drug to an Drug Enforcement Administration agent, according to the release. The drugs were found concealed in a secret compartment within the vehicle.

    Later, following a search of Hermosillo and Gonzalez's residence in Riverton, officers also arrested Marcos Diaz-Ramirez of Denver, 26, for his role in helping to transport the drugs from Colorado to Riverton. Also arrested was Cayetano Gonzalez-Cisneros of Denver, 35, who is the brother to Santiago Gonzalez-Cisneros.

    An additional 8 pounds of crystal meth was located several hours later near Wheatland after DEA agents notified law enforcement personnel statewide that another person connected with the drug ring was driving south likely in possession of drugs, the release said. Officers with the Wheatland Police Department located a Dodge Stratus bearing Colorado license plates traveling on Interstate 25. The driver and lone occupant of the vehicle, Rafeal Mayorquin-Espinoza of Denver, 34, was arrested after members of the Wheatland Police Department searched the car and found 8 pounds of meth in the trunk.

    "He is believed to have left the Riverton area immediately following the earlier arrests of his conspirators in Riverton," the release said.

    Claudia Hermosillo, Santiago Gonzalez-Cisneros, Marcos Diaz-Ramirez, Cayetano Gonzalez-Cisneros and Rafeal Mayorquin-Espinoza all face various federal drug trafficking violations. Diaz-Ramirez, Cayetano Gonzalez-Cisneros and Mayorquin-Espinoza also face additional immigration violations.

    "These arrests are another shining example of the exemplary team work practiced by law enforcement throughout our state," said U.S. Attorney Matthew H. Mead. "These are significant drug violators, and without the quick-minded efforts and dedication of the Wheatland Police Department and Riverton Police Department in aid of the DCI and DEA, these violators likely would have escaped our grasp and returned to Mexico."

    For the complete story read Tuesday's Casper Star-Tribune.
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