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01:10 Drugs/Alcohol Violation at 800 BLK N 17TH ST Yellowstone · Billings Police Department 01:53 Vandalism at MONTANA AVE & COOK AVE Yellowstone · Billings Police Department 02:54 Burglary at [redacted home address] Yellowstone · Billings Police Department
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Drugs/Alcohol Violation at 800 BLK N 17TH ST

Vandalism and burglary were the most common incidents, with multiple reports in the downtown area. Notable items include a DUI arrest near 6th St W and Broadwater Ave. Time-of-day patterns show peak activity between 8am-10pm. // Historical Perspective: Fraud …

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01:10 Yellowstone Drugs/Alcohol Violation at 800 BLK N 17TH ST
01:53 Yellowstone Vandalism at MONTANA AVE & COOK AVE
02:54 Yellowstone Burglary at 3000 BLK LAMPMAN DR
02:16 Yellowstone Disturbing the Peace at 1700 BLK MOROCCO DR
00:22 Yellowstone Burglary at 1600 BLK AVENUE E
21:36 Yellowstone DUI at 700 BLK S 20TH ST W
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Name County Charge Booked Status
Shelley, Matthew Thomas Missoula 1. Fed Hold | Stats | USMS/FBI | Bond $0.00 2026-07-30 11:42:50 Booked
Harmon, Richard Charles Jefferson Charge: 61-6-302(2)[3rd+] - Fail To Carry Proof Or Exhibit/Insurance In Vehicle - Owner Or Operator - 3rd Or Subsequent Offense; Arrest Date 07/30/2026; Bond - Cash/Surety, $535.00;; Charge: 61-5-212(1)(a)(ii)[2] - Driving a CMV While CDL Is Revoked/Susp/Cancelled Or Person Is Disqualified Under Fed Reg 2nd Offen; Arrest Date 07/30/2026; Bond - Cash/Surety, $285.00;; Out Of County Warrant: Arrest warrant DC-24-902C issued by Gallatin County, MT; Arrest Date 07/30/2026; Bond - Cash/Surety, $5000.00; Set By Judge;; Out Of County Warrant: Bench warrant TK-115-2020-00495 issued by Gallatin County, MT; Arrest Date 07/30/2026; Bond - Cash/Surety, $1060.00; Set By Judge; 2026-07-30 00:00:00 Booked
Waddell, Bryce Michael Yellowstone Charge details available on the official Yellowstone County inmate page. 2026-07-30 00:00:00 Booked
Singleton, Joshua Lewis and Clark Warrant: Felony warrant CR-2026-67 issued by POWELL, MT 2026-07-29 01:23:00 Booked
Gunder, Joseph Carl Ravalli Charge: 61-8-1002(1)(a)[1st] - Driving Under The Influence Of Alcohol and or Drugs - 1st Offense; Arrest Date 07/29/2026; Bond - Bail Bond (Surety), $885.00; Set By Bond Schedule; 2026-07-29 00:00:00 Booked

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