Police reports
The Bozeman Police Department reports for Monday included the following:
- An officer spoke to a sixth-grade class about careers in law enforcement.
- A store on Catron Street received two counterfeit checks.
- A man attempted to steal alcohol from a store on South 23rd Avenue.
- Beer was stolen from a store on South 23rd Avenue.
The Gallatin County Sheriff's Office reports for Monday included the following:
- A woman on Red Oak Drive told deputies that cash was stolen from her purse.
- A couple on Churchill Road reported that a woman acquaintance was harassing them.
- A motorist ran out of gas on North 19th Avenue. A deputy pushed the car to a nearby gas station.
- A person reported a suspicious vehicle parked on Swamp Road. A man and woman were necking inside the vehicle. They were warned.
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Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Monday, June 18, 2007
Small Town Crime Rides Again!
Police reports
The Bozeman Police Department reports for Friday and Saturday included the following:
€ Officers warned a man for trying to write his initials in wet concrete along East Main Street.
€ Officers arrested a man after he gave them a false name. The man had an outstanding warrant on his real name and three warrants on his alias.
€ A man on South Ninth Avenue was arrested for calling 911 twice and using vulgar language with dispatchers.
€ Police removed a disorderly man from outside an apartment building on South 20th Avenue. The man returned several times, once defecating on the step, before officers arrested him for trespassing.
€ An employee at an East Main Street store was arrested for stealing money and falsifying cash refunds.
€ Vandals exploded what police believe was a dry-ice bomb on Knaab Drive.
€ A man was attacked by two crows while walking along North Seventh Avenue.
The Gallatin County Sheriff's Office report for Saturday included the following:
€ Deputies warned an airline passenger for having CO2 bottles in his carry-on bag.
€ Several individuals on Jackrabbit Lane were warned for burning without a permit.
€ Deputies warned a motorist for traveling too slowly on Interstate 90.
The Bozeman Police Department reports for Friday and Saturday included the following:
€ Officers warned a man for trying to write his initials in wet concrete along East Main Street.
€ Officers arrested a man after he gave them a false name. The man had an outstanding warrant on his real name and three warrants on his alias.
€ A man on South Ninth Avenue was arrested for calling 911 twice and using vulgar language with dispatchers.
€ Police removed a disorderly man from outside an apartment building on South 20th Avenue. The man returned several times, once defecating on the step, before officers arrested him for trespassing.
€ An employee at an East Main Street store was arrested for stealing money and falsifying cash refunds.
€ Vandals exploded what police believe was a dry-ice bomb on Knaab Drive.
€ A man was attacked by two crows while walking along North Seventh Avenue.
The Gallatin County Sheriff's Office report for Saturday included the following:
€ Deputies warned an airline passenger for having CO2 bottles in his carry-on bag.
€ Several individuals on Jackrabbit Lane were warned for burning without a permit.
€ Deputies warned a motorist for traveling too slowly on Interstate 90.
Tuesday, May 1, 2007
Small Town Crime 4 - Crime Harder
Police reports
The Bozeman Police reports for Sunday included the following:
- A man on West Lamme Street was cited for shooting fireworks at a building.
- An intoxicated man stole a 50-cent lighter from a store on West College Street and drove away.
- A woman on South Tracy Avenue had damaged tulips.
The Gallatin County sheriff's reports for Sunday included the following:
- About 200 people were at a party on Alder Court Lane. They had a keg and numerous cases of beer. About 50 people who appeared to be under 21 ran away. Another group of people threw beer cans at deputies. Several people were cited.
- A man on Ricky Drive told deputies his property was egged.
The Bozeman Police reports for Sunday included the following:
- A man on West Lamme Street was cited for shooting fireworks at a building.
- An intoxicated man stole a 50-cent lighter from a store on West College Street and drove away.
- A woman on South Tracy Avenue had damaged tulips.
The Gallatin County sheriff's reports for Sunday included the following:
- About 200 people were at a party on Alder Court Lane. They had a keg and numerous cases of beer. About 50 people who appeared to be under 21 ran away. Another group of people threw beer cans at deputies. Several people were cited.
- A man on Ricky Drive told deputies his property was egged.
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Return of the Son of Small town crime
Police reports
The Bozeman Police reports for Monday included the following:
€ A man was drinking Jager bombs while driving on West Babcock Street. A Jaeger bomb is a drink consisting of Jagermeister liquor mixed with beer. The man was charged with drunken driving.
€ A 15-year-old girl was hit by a car on 11th Avenue and Main Street. The vehicle didn't stop. The girl was not injured.
€ A person was warned for writing obscene language on a personal check that was written to pay for a parking ticket.
€ A person had questions on whether it is legal to shoot a bow in city limits.
The Gallatin County sheriff's reports for Monday included the following:
€ A person on Three Forks Airport Road told deputies someone was shooting a dog with a paintball gun.
€ A girl on Brahma Boulevard told deputies a boy borrowed her bike to do a wheelie. The boy then took off on the girl's bike.
The Montana State University Police reports from April 6 through April 8 included the following:
€ Four people were crawling through a window at Romney Gym. They were warned for trespassing.
€ A resident at a Greek house on South Sixth Avenue told police that several vehicles parked near the house were vandalized.
The Bozeman Police reports for Monday included the following:
€ A man was drinking Jager bombs while driving on West Babcock Street. A Jaeger bomb is a drink consisting of Jagermeister liquor mixed with beer. The man was charged with drunken driving.
€ A 15-year-old girl was hit by a car on 11th Avenue and Main Street. The vehicle didn't stop. The girl was not injured.
€ A person was warned for writing obscene language on a personal check that was written to pay for a parking ticket.
€ A person had questions on whether it is legal to shoot a bow in city limits.
The Gallatin County sheriff's reports for Monday included the following:
€ A person on Three Forks Airport Road told deputies someone was shooting a dog with a paintball gun.
€ A girl on Brahma Boulevard told deputies a boy borrowed her bike to do a wheelie. The boy then took off on the girl's bike.
The Montana State University Police reports from April 6 through April 8 included the following:
€ Four people were crawling through a window at Romney Gym. They were warned for trespassing.
€ A resident at a Greek house on South Sixth Avenue told police that several vehicles parked near the house were vandalized.
Tuesday, March 27, 2007
Small Town Crime again......
The Bozeman Police reports for Sunday included the following:
€ A man threw a full bottle of beer against the wall of a building near the intersection of Rouse Avenue and Main Street.€ Several mailboxes near the intersection of South 15th Avenue and West Babcock Street were ripped off their posts.
€ A person found a wallet on West Main Street with $60 inside. The person turned the wallet in to police.
The Gallatin County sheriff's reports for Sunday included the following:
€ A deputy gave a hitchhiker a ride to a truck stop on Jackrabbit Lane. € A grass fire broke out on Summer Ridge Road.
€ A man's car broke down on Huffine Lane. A deputy gave him a ride to a gas station at Four Corners.
Saturday, March 17, 2007
Small town crime continued
� Rocks were thrown through the windows of several vehicles around the city.
� A woman on West Main Street was arrested on a warrant. She was let go after it was discovered that the warrant was an error.
A summary of the police reports from the past week includes the following: � Officers responded to 745 calls for service.
� Officers made 54 arrests.
The Gallatin County sheriff's reports for Thursday included the following:
� A woman on West Main Street was arrested on a warrant. She was let go after it was discovered that the warrant was an error.
A summary of the police reports from the past week includes the following:
� Officers made 54 arrests.
The Gallatin County sheriff's reports for Thursday included the following:
� Rocks were also thrown through the windows of several vehicles in the county.
� Two boys were warned for fighting at the pond in River Rock subdivision.
� A person attempted to steal a kayak from a home on West Dry Creek Road.
A summary of the sheriff's reports from the past week includes the following:
� Deputies responded to 619 calls for service.
� Deputies made 19 arrests.
Thursday, March 1, 2007
I love small town crime
I lived in Bozeman, MT for a number of years. Great town. If I could make a decent living there I would have never left. I find the police blotter there very entertaining. Nothing ever happens there. Got to love it.
� A person on Lily Drive was bitten by a dog.
� A computer was stolen from a home on North 20th Avenue. � A male juvenile was arrested in connection with spray-painting graffiti on a building on West Main Street.
� An officer stopped traffic for several mule deer crossing the intersection of South 19th Avenue and West College Street.
The Gallatin County sheriff's reports for Tuesday included the following:
Police reports
The Bozeman Police reports for Tuesday included the following:� A person on Lily Drive was bitten by a dog.
� A computer was stolen from a home on North 20th Avenue.
� An officer stopped traffic for several mule deer crossing the intersection of South 19th Avenue and West College Street.
The Gallatin County sheriff's reports for Tuesday included the following:
� A dog on Sage Drive attempted to bite a deputy. The deputy used pepper spray to stop the dog.
� A woman on Cape Avenue told deputies that a man entered her home and stole her jar of coins.
� A boy on Frank Road dialed 911 and hung up after his mom refused to take him to the pet store.
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