Mack Page faces multiple felony charges for Byron vandalism

Mack Page, the Northwest College student who allegedly broke into and vandalized the former Byron school building with two of his fellow basketball players was present for an arraignment hearing on Tuesday.
Page faced attended the arraignment the Fifth Judicial Court for the State of Wyoming for Case Number CR.2023.0088.
The former school building is now home to Gold N’ Humates Oro Grow 307 and was allegedly broken into on September 27 by two students, 20-year-old Page of Worland and 19-year-old Isaiah Halverson of Sacramento, California. On September 30, 19-year-old Teslock “Tessi” Tong of Melbourne, Australia, allegedly joined his teammates for a second round of vandalism.
As previously reported, security camera footage shows four people, two male and two female, entering the school building on September 27, with the males later being identified as Page and Halverson, according to an earlier interview with responding Big Horn County Sherriff’s deputy Keri Angell.
Halverson allegedly threw a paint can at the office window while Page pushed tires onto the table and sprayed the fire extinguisher throughout the building. On September 30, footage shows individuals breaking a window, beating holes in the cinder block walls, punching out ceiling tiles and spraying more fire extinguishers.
Page faces eight felony charges: four counts of burglary, one count of conspiracy to commit burglary, two counts of property destruction and defacement and one count of theft. At the hearing, Page was read his rights and had the proceedings of the trial explained to him. Page and his lawyer waived the reading of the affidavit due to Page’s lawyer previously speaking to him about everything in the trial.
Page pleaded not guilty to every charge. He continues to be out on bond with the same terms and conditions as previously set. The court was then set in recess.