Laramie County Sheriff’s Office responds to shooting in south Cheyenne mobile park
CHEYENNE (WNE) — Laramie County Sheriff’s Office deputies and Cheyenne Police Department officers responded to a shooting on the city’s south side early Sunday morning.
According to an LCSO Facebook post published just under four hours after the incident, Sheriff Brian Kozak said the shooting occurred in the South Fork Mobile Home Subdivision, located at 500 Juliana Road.
Deputies responded to a call reporting shots fired at 4:16 a.m. Sunday.
Kozak said the suspect is in custody, and that all individuals involved have been accounted for and are being interviewed by LCSO detectives.
No injuries had been reported as of Monday morning. The investigation is ongoing.
In a Facebook post, Kozak thanked the CPD for its help with the situation and said his office would provide an update as soon as it has more information.
This story was published on August 19, 2026.
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