Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Report
The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 128 calls during Sept. 8-15.
The calls included the following: Sept. 8
Deputies assisted the Fort Peck Tribes Department of Law and Justice at Fort Peck tribal housing’s airport addition in Poplar for a report of suspected domestic violence between a male and female. A male then took off in another vehicle. Deputies responded to the Legion Bar in Poplar where an employee found a large quantity of needles and other drug paraphernalia in a bag. Deputies collected the bag. The suspect is unknown.
Deputies issued a citation to an adult female for public urination.
Deputies assisted FPTDLJ in Fort Kipp to serve a federal warrant on Marshall Buck Elk, 23.
Sept. 10
Deputies responded to Gracie’s Bar in Bainville for a domestic/family disturbance. A woman reported that she had a restraining order on a male. Later, the woman’s vehicle window was smashed. The male couldn’t be located.
Deputies responded to near the state line for a report of theft. A suspect took cooper wire from an oilfield site. The case is still open.
Sept. 11
Deputies assisted FPTDLJ with a search warrant of a residence in Wolf Point. A person was arrested and taken to tribal jail.
Sept. 12
Deputies assisted FPTDLJ at the Corner Bar in Poplar with a report of an assault. Two males were trying to fight another male.
Deputies returned to the Corner Bar for a follow up investigation. A witness was interviewed. FPTDLJ arrested the witness on authority of a warrant.
Deputies received a call from the Great Falls Police Department regarding a rumor that an abandoned body could be found in a farm house on U.S. Highway 2. No body was discovered during the search.
Deputies responded to TJ’s Quik Stop in Poplar regarding a female causing a disturbance. Deputies told the female to leave the location.
Sept. 13
Deputies assisted FPTDLJ and the Wolf Point Police Department at a disturbance in tribal housing in Wolf Point. Two adult females were fighting. One of the females was cited by FPTDLJ.
Sept. 14
Deputies, a tribal investigator and ambulance service responded to Brockton tribal housing because a male wasn’t seen for awhile. He was dealing with health issues. He was found deceased at his residence.
Sept. 15
Deputies responded to Fort Kipp where a female said her sister and niece hit her and took her vehicle. The vehicle was found at another residence.
The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s report activity statistics for the past week were: Wolf Point city limits, 13; Wolf Point, FPHA, four; Poplar city limits, 21; Poplar rural, eight; Poplar FPHA all other, one; Culbertson town, nine; Culbertson rural, eight; Bainville town, five; Bainville rural, seven; Froid town, three; Froid rural, one; Brockton town, 16; Brockton rural, 10; Fort Kipp, 17; Stateline Club, one; total, 128.
