Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Report

The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 195 calls between Oct. 12-19.

The calls included the following: Oct. 12

Deputies received a report from a female that a gravel truck had rocks falling out and that her windshield suffered damage on U.S. Highway 2 near Culbertson. The vehicle was stopped a couple of miles near Brockton. The truck had mechanical problems.

Oct. 13

Deputies, the Culbertson ambulance and the Montana Highway Patrol responded to a crash in Culbertson involving a semi-truck hitting a car on Broadway Avenue. No one needed transportation to the hospital.

Oct. 15 Deputies responded to a report of two brothers fighting in Poplar. The two males started to argue and it turned into a wrestling match. One male had left the scene before law enforcement arrived.

Oct. 16

While on patrol in Wolf Point, deputies and the Fort Peck Tribes Department of Law and Justice had a male approach them with a request for help. He was stranded in Wolf Point and had no resources. He was transported to the sheriff’s office for ministerial aid. Deputies, the Wolf Point Police Department and FPTDLJ responded to a report of an argument involving several individuals near the Roosevelt County Library in Wolf Point. It was reported that someone had a knife. A juvenile male was cited.

Oct. 18

Deputies and FPTDLJ responded to a report of a domestic abuse call in Poplar. A female said she didn’t feel safe around her boyfriend. FPTDLJ arrested the male. The Red Bird Woman Center provided assistance to the female.

Statistics for the past week were: Wolf Point city limits, 19; Wolf Point rural, nine; Wolf Point FPHA, seven; Poplar city limits, 37; Poplar rural, 11; Poplar FPHA all other, 27; Poplar FPHA Airport Addition, three; Culbertson town, 19; Culbertson rural, eight; Bainville town, four; Bainville rural, 10; Froid rural, two; Williams County, N.D., three; Brockton town, six; Brockton rural, six; Fort Kipp, nine; total, 142.