Glenrock

In April, the Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation found Christopher Eads was the main supplier of an area methamphetamine and heroin distribution ring.

The case started in Natrona County District Court and was later transferred to federal court.

Among the crimes during the chase, Eads entered the home of an elderly woman in Glenrock, assaulted her, stole her keys and drove her car through a garage wall.

Co-defendant Santana Keener has yet to make her initial appearance in the case.

As Eads fled, court documents say, Kenner searched the floorboard for the keys to a safe containing a large amount of meth and heroin.

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Cassandra Wickett, who was 19 at the time of the accident, initially was charged with following too close.

It is unknown whether the woman and the other man were injured

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The trooper is expected to be released from the hospital Friday.