As at press time, Froid’s Roberto Orozco-Ramirez was being moved back to Montana following months of detention and transfers to detention facilities in three states. Montana Chief Judge Brian Morris ordered April 27 that a hearing on Orozco’s petition for writ of habeas corpus be held in Great Falls on May 21 at 1:30 p.m. On April 14, the felony criminal charge of illegal reentry against

The Culbertson School Board met in regular session on Monday, April 17, at 6:30 p.m. Trustees present were chair Chris Petersen, Wendy Becker, Amber Fox and Verlin Steppler. Representatives were Nicole Simonsen, Janessa Parenteau and Lora Finnicum. Visitors were recognized. A motion was approved to pay the April bills, investments, note cash and extra-curricular balances. Reports were presented.

Roosevelt County commissioners approved three task orders with Interstate Engineering during their weekly meeting held on Tuesday, April 21. The first task order was regarding a preliminary engineering report for Brockton’s water system. The report will cost a total of $95,000, but a grant covers $90,000 of the project. Another Task order deals with preparing a permit for Picard Pit #2.

Roosevelt County Sheri_’s Report The Roosevelt County Sheri_’s Oce responded to 146 cases from April 20-27. The calls included: April 20 Deputies received a report from a male in Poplar’s city limits that someone broke into his home and broke his television. The case remains under investigation. Deputies assisted the Fort Peck Tribes Department of Law and Justice and a federal

Sixty-three new ocers who will serve in 32 agencies across the state graduated last week from the Montana Law Enforcement Academy within the Montana Department of Justice. MLEA provides basic and advanced training for state, county, city, and tribal law enforcement ocers throughout the state. “I am incredibly proud of today’s graduates for successfully completing their training at the Montana