Beulah man given suspended sentence on reduced possession charge
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A Beulah man has been given a suspended sentence as part of a plea agreement that saw a felony charge of possession of marijuana reduced to a misdemeanor in return for a guilty plea.
On July 19, 2021 a Crook County Sheriff’s Office deputy responded to a report of a possible domestic in Beulah. A Wyoming Highway Patrol trooper already on scene advised that, when he arrived, Tyron Miller was laying on the driveway on top of a female subject.
Miller was detained, at which point the trooper located suspected marijuana on his person.
The alleged victim reported that she had been arguing with...
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