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WARRANT

Warrant Arrest

an Officer responded to the 1600 block of Vandelay Ave for a reported alarm. Officers located a male in the area with an outstanding warrant for his arrest. The male was arrested on the warrant.

When
2026-02-21
01:57
Location 1600 block of Vandelay Ave
County Lewis and Clark
THEFT

Theft/Larceny

All Other Larceny

CFS: PD26-01816

When
2026-02-20
23:40
Location 3100 Blk 10Th Ave S
County Cascade
THEFT

Theft/Larceny

Shoplifting

CFS: PD26-01983

When
2026-02-20
23:15
Location 1400 Blk 10Th Ave S
County Cascade
TRAFFIC

DUI

Driving Under the Influence

CFS: PD26-01817

When
2026-02-20
23:08
Location 1800 Blk 3Rd St Nw
County Cascade
OTHER

Disturbing the Peace

Noise Complaint

CFS: 0_24993b65-de1d-4a27-84dd-973cc4066904

When
2026-02-20
22:29
Location 600 Blk W Wicks Ln
County Yellowstone
OTHER

Disturbing the Peace

Noise Complaint

CFS: 0_ffa969e0-2f5f-4ce2-aaef-da1e2842a2a4

When
2026-02-20
22:16
Location 1700 Blk Janie St
County Yellowstone
TRAFFIC

DUI

DUI

CFS: 0_1b59ca22-e7a0-4e04-8d3b-186c73f470ec

When
2026-02-20
21:05
Location 17Th St W & Rimrock Rd
County Yellowstone
BURGLARY

Burglary

Burglary

CFS: 0_d0601a50-9b60-49c2-b193-cb45cad5ed70

When
2026-02-20
20:40
Location 1000 Blk S 29Th St
County Yellowstone
THEFT

Theft/Larceny

Shoplifting

CFS: PD26-01857

When
2026-02-20
20:29
Location 1200 Blk 10Th Ave S
County Cascade
OTHER

Disturbing the Peace

Noise Complaint

CFS: 0_90ab1b6b-d7c8-4e94-af37-9d82c4d1ec11

When
2026-02-20
20:28
Location 2300 Blk Lampman Dr
County Yellowstone
TRAFFIC

DUI

DUI

CFS: 0_ffadd1bc-176b-4d33-8674-fcff5a5d1263

When
2026-02-20
20:12
Location Avenue B & 1St St W
County Yellowstone
BURGLARY

Burglary

Burglary

CFS: 0_8514ad1e-66e6-402f-b82c-7c2447d10872

When
2026-02-20
18:22
Location 3100 Blk 6Th Ave S
County Yellowstone
TRAFFIC

DUI

DUI

CFS: 0_495b72fd-cebd-4db4-9bce-237ad6972b6b

When
2026-02-20
18:22
Location Gabel Rd & Pierce Pkwy
County Yellowstone
THEFT

Theft/Larceny

Shoplifting

CFS: PD26-01858

When
2026-02-20
16:23
Location 2000 Blk 10Th Ave S
County Cascade
FRAUD

Fraud

Forgery / Fraud

CFS: 0_8047bff1-ca70-4361-8681-b16dd6183aad

When
2026-02-20
14:58
Location 200 Blk Fair Park Dr
County Yellowstone
ASSAULT

Assault

Assault

CFS: 0_b5f18e30-99d4-4a74-a64e-e8035344c517

When
2026-02-20
14:55
Location 1400 Blk Rimrock Rd
County Yellowstone
OTHER

Assist Citizen

Wanting a welfare check done on her daughter. i (U- SERVICES RENDERED i)

CFS: 26-2151

When
2026-02-20
12:53
Location Washington Ave
County Hill
PATROL

Suspicious Activity

an Officer responded to the 3300 block of Queen Anns St for a reported suspicious vehicle in the area. The Officer located the vehicle in question and at the conclusion of the investigation, a female was arrested for DUI.

When
2026-02-20
12:49
Location 3300 block of Queen Anns St
County Lewis and Clark
OTHER

Assist Citizen

Needing a civil standby i (I- WRITTEN / VERBAL WARNING i)

CFS: 26-2195

When
2026-02-20
12:29
Location Washington Ave
County Hill
THEFT

Theft/Larceny

Shoplifting

CFS: PD26-01864

When
2026-02-20
12:25
Location 1200 Blk 10Th Ave S
County Cascade
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