Roosevelt County Sheri_’s Blotter
The Roosevelt County Sheri_’s O e responded to 175 calls between Oct. 26Nov. 2.
The calls included the following: Oct. 27
Deputies responded near the Tribal Express store in Poplar regarding a male who called 911 and complained about the Red Ribbon Run. He used abusive language when he called the tribal dispatch. A deputy located the individual at the house. The male explained that he was upset because the runners were in his way. He was eventually handcu_ed and taken to the tribal jail. Wade Kirn, 35, was charged with violating privacy in communication and also with resisting arrest.
Oct. 29
Deputies responded to Poplar’s tribal housing with the request to remove an intoxicated individual. When a warrant check was conducted, Bayzel Alexander, 22, was arrested on authority of a tribal warrant and taken to tribal jail.
Oct. 30
Deputies responded to a laundromat in Poplar regarding a report of an adult male who brandished a gun at somebody. Law enforcement received a description of the suspect’s vehicle. An independent witness said the male had a firearm in his waistband and had threatened sta_. The investigation continues.
Deputies and the Montana Highway Patrol responded when a motor vehicle crashed into a fence in Poplar. A female stayed in the vehicle. The driver was no longer in the area when law enforcement arrived. An ambulance took the female for medical attention. The female was later arrested on a warrant.
Oct. 31
Deputies received a report that someone broke into a vehicle in Bainville. The suspect slashed tires with a pair of scissors. The owner of the vehicle said firearms were missing. The incident remains under investigation.
Nov. 1
Deputies responded after a female near Fort Kipp requested assistance because her husband wouldn’t let her leave the residence. When deputies arrived, the male was already gone. No charges were filed.
Deputies and the Fort Peck Tribes Department of Law and Justice took a complaint of a stolen vehicle in Poplar. A male said a female took the vehicle while he was asleep. Later in the day, the vehicle was involved in an accident near Brockton. The female walked away from the scene for assistance. She was then transported to the emergency room. Avis Big Track, 25, was charged with theft. The Montana Highway Patrol took over the investigation.
Statistics for the past week were: Wolf Point city limits, nine; Wolf Point rural, seven; Wolf Point FPHA, two; Poplar city limits, 49; Poplar rural, six; Poplar FPHA all other, 33; Poplar FPHA Airport Addition, five; Culbertson town, seven; Culbertson rural, four; Bainville town, two; Bainville rural, 15; Brockton town, six; Brockton rural, six; Fort Kipp, 18; total, 175.
