The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 134 calls from March 23-30. The calls included: March 23 An adult male flagged down a deputy and said that someone stole tools from his property. A male was issued a citation and taken to tribal jail. March 24 Deputies and Poplar ambulance responded to Brockton’s city limits where a female said her sister was hit with a golf club and

( Publisher’s Note: The following blotter includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire department March 20-26. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent.) March 24 Adam The Boy Sr., 45, male, 100 block of Main Street, warrant, tribal court. March 25 Raine Wetsit, 18, female, U.S. Highway 2 and First Avenue North, speeding and driving without a license, tribal court.

Prisoners housed in the Roosevelt County Detention Center over the past week included: Xavier Alvarado, 27, Plentywood, failure to register as sexual or violent offender. T’shauna Azure, 27, Wolf Point, criminal endangerment. Chad Bachmann, 46, Red Lodge, hold for other agency. Vincent Bell, 33, Billings, hold for other agency. Shanley Leonard Bighorn, 41, Wolf Point, hold for

Change of pleas were among the hearings in Roosevelt County District Court in front of District Judge Benjamin Fosland on Tuesday, March 24. Luis Manuel Alvarez Jr. changed his pleas to guilty for the amended charge of negligent endangerment, a misdemeanor, and theft under $1,500. Based on a joint plea agreement, Alvarez was sentenced to one year in jail with all but 26 days suspended.

Weekly statistics for Fort Peck Tribal Law Enforcement for the week of March 15-22, by communities, are: Brockton: Three Fort Kipp: One Frazer: One Oswego: One Poplar: 121 Wolf Point: 132 Total: 287 March 23-29 Oswego, Two Poplar, 131 Wolf Point, 100 Total, 256

The Fort Peck Tribes have been awarded a $493,760 grant under the Office on Violence Against Women Rural Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault and Stalking Program. The goal of this three-year project is to enhance the safety of rural victims of sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence and stalking on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation.

A meeting to discuss the proposed Bridger Pipeline attracted about 50 individuals in Bainville earlier this month. “The meeting went really well,” Fallon County Commissioner Kevin Braun, a member of the PRO-Montana group, said. Braun explained that the goal of the meeting was to address how landowners can work and negotiate with pipeline officials. “I didn’t hear much negatively,”

The Montana Highway Patrol is warning Montanans of fraudulent text message scams claiming a final notice for a traffic violation. MHP will never request payment or alert you of a suspended driver license by phone or text message. To pressure recipients into providing their personal information and/or money, scammers are sending urgent text messages with fake payment deadlines and, in some cases,