Cheyenne Residents Among 5 Charged in Gun Trafficking Conspiracy

Cheyenne Residents Among 5 Charged in Gun Trafficking Conspiracy

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Two 33-year-old Cheyenne residents and three others are headed to trial for their alleged involvement in a gun trafficking conspiracy, Acting U.S. Attorney Bob Murray announced Wednesday.

Tierra Holland and Darwin Fransisco Thomas are among five co-defendants charged with conspiracy to make false statements during the purchase of firearms and to unlawfully transport and transfer firearms outside of the state of Wyoming.

The other co-defendants include 26-year-old Lancaster, California resident Sherwin J. Williams, 31-year-old Gardena, California resident Dexter Alfred Thomas, and Las Vegas, Nevada resident Phillip Martin Flores.

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The trial is set for Jan. 18, 2022, and is expected to last eight days.

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Filed Under: ATF, Cheyenne Police Department, Crime, Darwin Fransisco Thomas, Dexter Alfred Thomas, District of Wyoming, FBI, gun trafficking conspiracy, Laramie Police Department, Phillip Martin Flores, Sherwin J. Williams, Tierra Holland, trial set, U-S Attorney's office, Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation
Categories: Cheyenne, Wyoming

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