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FORSYTH CITY 46 YOUNGBEAR, LEONARD REMAND NO BOND

When
12/31/25
Location Unknown
County Rosebud
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DOC 39 TREBER, CHRISTOPHER HOLD NO BOND

When
08/25/25
Location Unknown
County Rosebud
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Unknown

When
05/20/26
Location Unknown
County Rosebud
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JUSTICE 48 MONTEAU, LAWRENCE SPEEDING $4,450.00

When
05/19/26
Location Unknown
County Rosebud
COLSTRIP CITY 20 AMERICAN HORSE, ASHLEY PFMA

COLSTRIP CITY 20 AMERICAN HORSE, ASHLEY PFMA

1ST OFFENSE NO BOND

When
05/19/26
Location Unknown
County Rosebud
JUSTICE 62 HOLMES

JUSTICE 62 HOLMES

FIGHTING BEAR, WARRANT- PROBATION VIOLATION $50,000.00

When
05/05/26
Location Unknown
County Rosebud
DISTRICT 25 SCHMIDT, ETHAN MICHAEL WARRANIT

DISTRICT 25 SCHMIDT, ETHAN MICHAEL WARRANIT

REVOCTION OF SUSPENDED OR $25,000.00

When
04/21/26
Location Unknown
County Rosebud
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DOC 21 QUENZER, JASON JOE HOLD NO BOND

When
04/09/26
Location Unknown
County Rosebud
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DOC 40 BERYMAN, JENNIFER HOLD NO BOND

When
04/02/26
Location Unknown
County Rosebud
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DOC 45 BRIGHT, KARL HOLD NO BOND

When
03/31/26
Location Unknown
County Rosebud
DOC 19 INGELS

DOC 19 INGELS

RAY, XAVIER HOLD NO BOND

When
03/26/26
Location Unknown
County Rosebud
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JUSTICE 22 FISHER, NOAH SAMAUEL DUI $50,000.00

When
02/14/26
Location Unknown
County Rosebud
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