Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Report
The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 142 cases between Oct. 5-12.
The calls included the following: Oct. 5
Deputies responded to Poplar after a woman called and said her son was breaking a restraining order. He was making threats to damage her house. Tristan Center, 23, was arrested for criminal contempt due to breaking a restraining order.
Oct. 6
A male walked into the sheriff ’s office to turn himself in based on a warrant for his arrest. Woodrow Johnson, 80, was arrested on authority of a Montana Highway Patrol warrant.
Oct. 8
Deputies responded to a fire on Highway 2, mile marker 605, near the Chelsea Church. Also responding were the Poplar Fire Department, ambulance services and tribal DES. The state fire marshal was notified. The structure was an unoccupied single family dwelling.
Deputies responded to tribal housing in Poplar for a domestic dispute between an adult female and her juvenile daughter. The adult suffered a head injury after being hit by an object. The 17-year-old female was determined to be the primary aggressor. She was charged with partner or family member assault and taken to the BIA juvenile detention center.
Oct. 10
Deputies responded to the emergency room in Culbertson to conduct an investigative report after a male was injured while hunting. There was a pellet was lodged in his face. He was bird hunting with a large group of people on the Fort Peck Reservation. Tribal Fish and Game was notified.
Oct. 11
Deputies and Fort Peck Tribes Department of Law and Justice responded to a domestic abuse report in Poplar. A male and female were fighting. Poplar ambulance also responded. A male was detained. FPTDLJ transported the female to the emergency room.
Statistics for the past week were: Wolf Point city limits, three; Wolf Point rural, two; Wolf Point FPHA, four; Poplar city limits, 27; Poplar rural, eight; Poplar FPHA all other, 32; Poplar FPHA Airport Addition, eight; Culbertson town, 21; Culbertson rural, seven; Bainville town, four; Bainville rural, 12; Froid rural, one; Froid town, three; Richland County, one; any other area, one; Brockton rural, one; Fort Kipp, seven; total, 142.
