Wyoming sheriff calls out truck’s owner for having driver load ‘100,750 pounds of frac sand’

The Laramie County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO) found multiple violations after pulling over a truck hauling frac sand in Wyoming on Friday.

As part of a May 22, 2026, commercial vehicle enforcement detail that took place in Laramie County, Wyoming, an LCSO deputy pulled over a truck and discovered permitting, licensing, and weight issues.

Following the traffic stop, LCSO took to social media to call out the owner of the truck for various violations.

“Allegedly, the owner of this company failed to provide his trucks with current permits, had the driver load 100,750 lbs of frac sand and check the drivers commercial status (disqualified). This is just one stop from today’s enforcement,” LCSO said.

LCSO urged drivers to stay alert on Laramie County roadways.

LCSO frequently performs both commercial vehicle and immigration enforcement in partnership with federal agencies. Last month, Sheriff Brian Kozak said that recent commercial vehicle enforcement operations have lowered the number of fatal crashes in Laramie County.