drunk driving

The Cheyenne Police Department is joining a national crackdown on drunk drivers for the rest of this month.

At some point, Laghezza set the baby down — who was still in the car seat — and then could not find her, the affidavit says.

On Monday, troopers responded to a report of a vehicle traveling north in the southbound lanes of Interstate 25 near Casper.

The mobile command center allows police to test drunk driving suspects and get back out on the street more quickly.

Those DUI crashes accounted for 39% of traffic deaths reported during that holiday period.

Many will celebrate the Fourth of July with a cold one and Cheyenne police will be out in full force to deter people from driving drunk.

When asked why she didn't stop, Gray allegedly told the officer her brakes did not work and that the road was icy.

Officer Kevin Malatesta says the department will be conducting DUI task forces this weekend and next weekend as well as on Independence Day.

In Wyoming, drivers are considered alcohol-impaired if they have a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08 or higher.

Officer Kevin Malatesta says drunk drivers in Cheyenne this weekend will face a very good chance of being arrested.