Wyoming Statutes

§ 18-3-606 — Duty to preserve peace

Wyoming·Title 18 Counties·Ch. 3 COUNTY OFFICERS·Art. 6 COUNTY SHERIFFS

Each county sheriff and deputy shall preserve the peace in the
respective counties and suppress all affrays, riots, unlawful
assemblies and insurrections. Each sheriff or deputy sheriff may
call upon any person to assist in performing these duties or for
the service of process in civil and criminal cases or for the
apprehension or securing of any person for felony or breach of
peace.

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