not guilty

The jury found Travis Bogard, 25, guilty of one count of first degree sexual assault. The jury ruled he was not guilty of the kidnapping and confinement charge.

A man charged with possession of a controlled substance pleaded not guilty in Albany County District Court yesterday.

According to the affidavit, officers were dispatched to Ivinson Memorial Hospital for a report of a woman who had arrived at the emergency room and told staff she had smoked meth in front of her three children at her home.

Addison is charged with one count of sexual assault in the first degree, one count of blackmail, two counts of attempted blackmail, one count of felonious restraint and 20 counts of sexual exploitation of a child.

If convicted on all counts, Strom could face over 300 years in prison.

The deputy asked Shill to exit his vehicle and a pat down was conducted by another deputy, which turned up a clear glass pipe with suspected methamphetamine residue on it, according to the affidavit.

He told the jury the woman made sexual advances toward him and they had consensual sex on the bathroom floor.

Bunn was arrested Dec. 12 after a Laramie Police officer’s investigation into a report of child abuse.

The infant has been in the care of its mother, Meagan Lubbers, and suffered breathing problems as a result of Lubbers' drug use during her pregnancy.

The deputy allegedly found two large rocks and white powder in plastic baggies inside of a fast-food cup, along with a folding mirror with white powder residue on it.

The drugs were not locked up or stored away from children, according to the affidavit.

The affidavit says Xayvong told the deputy she and Grant left Ogden Aug. 5 and drove through the night to Aurora, Colo., where the pair bought marijuana from different dispensaries with the intention of taking it back to Utah.