Stolen vehicle from WHCC escapees found in Laramie, still on the loose

Officials from the Laramie Police Department have confirmed that a truck believed to have been stolen by two inmate escapees from the Wyoming Honor Conservation Camp (WHCC) in Newcastle was discovered abandoned in front of a construction company in Laramie.

The truck, a Ford F-150 belonging to the city of Newcastle, had been parked outside of Laramie’s Gem City Roofing Company just off of Interstate 80 since Monday, Sept. 23, but was not reported to the police until earlier today.

In addition, Laramie PD received a stolen vehicle report early Monday morning. The missing vehicle is a black 2005 Subaru Forester bearing the license plate number WY 5- 21517.

Authorities believe there may be a connection between the two incidents. Anyone with information on the stolen Subaru should call the Laramie Dispatch Center at (307) 721-2526.

WHCC Inmates Jason Green and Robert Simpson remain at large.

Green and Simpson escaped on foot from WHCC, a minimum custody facility, on Sunday night, September 22. They are alleged to have stolen the truck in Newcastle later that night.

On Wednesday, Sept. 25, Newcastle law enforcement discovered the uniforms that Green and Simpson had been wearing at the time of their escape. The uniforms were found in the same area where the truck was stolen.

Green is 5 foot, 10 inches, approximately 170 lbs, white, gray hair and blue eyes. He is 48 years old and was last seen wearing brown tortoise-shell eyeglasses. He has no distinguishing scars or tattoos.

Simpson is five foot, ten inches, approximately 165 lbs, blond hair and blue eyes. He is 30 years old. He has a scar on the bridge of his nose, on right forearm, and on the left hand.