Evergreen Reporter

Jose Donaire-Duarte, 21, from Spain, was sentenced to seven days of incarceration for simple assault and two years of unsupervised probation for disorderly conduct. U.S. Magistrate Judge Stephanie A. Hambrick imposed the sentence on Aug. 28. According to the charging documents, while leaving a social event in the Mammoth Hot Springs concession area hosted by Xanterra, the concessionaire for Yellowstone National Park, an intoxicated Donaire-Duarte began sexually harassing the victim. He grabbed the victim around the waist, held her tightly against him, and grabbed her buttocks repeatedly. The victim felt afraid, broke away from Donaire-Duarte, and began to run. He pursued the victim, grabbed her by both shoulders preventing her from running, and pulled her close to him again. Upon arrival at the dormitory where both resided, Donaire-Duarte followed the victim to her room where he climbed on top of her in bed with his chest on her chest and his arms on either side of the victim while repeating the victim’s name. A third party arrived in the victim’s room at which point Donaire-Duarte left. The crime was investigated by the National Park Service and prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Ariel Calmes.

James Herman Bell, 51, of Riverton, Wyoming, was sentenced to be imprisoned until May 5, 2025 and three years of supervised release. Chief U.S. District Court Judge Scott W. Skavdahl imposed the sentence on Aug. 28. According to court documents, Bell was seen by employees stealing ammunition from a store in Riverton. The Riverton Police Department (RPD) were dispatched and given descriptions of two men who were located a few blocks away; they each turned over items they had taken without paying including Bell who had a 20-round box of .358 rifle ammunition. As a convicted felon Bell is not allowed to possess firearms or ammunition; he was indicted on Nov. 15, 2023 and pleaded guilty on May 31st this year.The crime was investigated by Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms Explosives RPD Wyoming Division Criminal Investigation prosecuted Assistant U.S Attorney Timothy W Gist

Skyler Sven Quiver aged Ethete Wyoming sentenced months federal prison five years supervised release sexual abuse person incapable consent Chief District Court Judge Scott W Skavdahl imposed sentence Aug According court documents minor reported rape June At time could identify person raped extremely intoxicated rape examination detected semen although DNA match prior male subject kept file routine search FBI Combined Index System CODIS database indicated possible association between biological evidence collected minor newly convicted offender defendant Quiver interviewed admitted having sex when asked possible too intoxicated give consent said yes crime investigated FBI case prosecuted Assistant Michael Elmore

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