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Woman charged with felonies after barricaded-suspect incident last week in Casper
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Oil City News
— Casper police say a 39-year-old woman barricaded herself in a friend’s trailer in east Casper last week after locking him out and reportedly threatening to shoot him if he came through the door.
Dana Lynn Clark, a Douglas resident with roots in Casper, reportedly left the trailer after about an hour of negotiations and was arrested around 2 p.m. on Wednesday, July 29.
She was charged in circuit court on Thursday with reckless endangerment, property destruction, theft and threatening the homeowner with a drawn, deadly weapon.
Clark reportedly told police she’d tell them where she stashed if they agreed to let her go with a ticket for breach of peace.
During the incident, Clark reportedly discharged one shot, which went through three walls and part of the washing machine, resulting in the misdemeanor property destruction charge.