Wyoming § 41-3-605 - Commissioners; power to arrest; procedure following arrests.
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§ 41-3-605. Commissioners; power to arrest; procedure following arrests.
The water commissioners or their assistants, within their districts shall have power to arrest any person or persons offending, and turn them over to the sheriff of the proper county, and immediately upon delivering the person so arrested into the custody of the sheriff, it shall be the duty of the water commissioner making the arrest, to immediately in writing and upon oath, make complaint before the court of proper jurisdiction against the person arrested.
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