• February 13, 2012

The Bozeman Daily Chronicle

Police Reports

The Bozeman Police Department reports for Wednesday included the following:

  • A very thin calico cat wearing a purple collar with a jingle bell but no tags was found on South Seventh Avenue around 1:30 a.m. The feline was taken to the animal shelter.
  • A woman asked police if they could help get her cat out of her neighbor’s garage on South Yellowstone Avenue around 2 a.m. It had gotten trapped and the garage was locked.
  • An officer spoke with preschoolers about being a police officer.
  • Another officer gave a safety talk to school bus drivers.
  • A man said, “Every night and day neighbors around him have loud TVs.”
  • Someone reportedly stole beef jerky and DVDs from a grocery store around 10 p.m.

The Gallatin County Sheriff’s Office reports for Wednesday included the following:

  • A caller reported receiving a text message about a juvenile party that was going to happen Friday night. The message was meant for someone else, and the caller wanted deputies to know about the plan.
  • A neighbor’s reddish-brown dog with floppy ears and an orange collar keeps digging in a caller’s trash, strewing it all over.
  • A caller detained a Saint Bernard who was wandering around on Gallatin Road near Zachariah Lane around 7 p.m. The dog was wearing a collar and dragging a leash.
  • A man reported that his ex-wife and her boyfriend were harassing him, sending him text messages around 11 p.m. while he was trying to sleep.

The Gallatin County jail held 78 inmates Thursday.

Bozeman Crime Mapping

Crime data from the Bozeman Police Department, mapped through a partnership with Crimemapping.com.