Bozeman Police Department reports for Tuesday included:
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Bozeman Police Department reports for Tuesday included:
Bozeman Police Department reports for Tuesday included:
DRIVING WITH EXPIRED REGISTRATION / FAILURE TO PROVIDE PROOF OF INSURANCE / DRIVING WITH LICENSE SUSP/CANC/REVOKED / EVADING ARREST / UNLAWFUL DRUG PARAPHERNALIA / CRIMINAL TRESPASS: On July 3, officers noticed a Subaru Outback traveling on Cosby Highway with an expired registration that showed a suspended plate. They initiated a traffic stop and when the vehicle stopped the passenger fled. The driver was identified as Jerrie Davis, 49. A check of her license showed it to be suspended. Davis had an expired registration and no proof of insurance. The male passenger was pursued by the other officer who was able to catch up with him and detain him. He was identified as John Sisk, 30, who said he ran because he was scared. Sisk was placed in the back of the patrol car while the officer searched the passenger side of the vehicle where a hollow pen with residue consistent with illegal narcotics was found in the passenger seat. A pink baggie with residue and another hollow pen was found In the center dash. When questioned about the paraphernalia, Sisk claimed ownership of the items. Sisk was also checked for warrants through dispatch and it was verified he had a warrant for criminal trespass. Both Davis and Sisk were transported to the jail without incident.
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Bozeman Police Department reports for Thursday included:
BOZEMAN, Mont. Ƶ The Bozeman Police Department is intensifying efforts to combat impaired driving in the city.
The alternative-side parking regulations are intended to avoid vehicles from becoming snowed-in by plows if they arenƵt moved for weeks on end.
Bozeman Police Department reports for Thursday included:
During Independence Day weekend, the Tennessee Highway Safety Office (THSO), a division of the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security, will join Tennessee Highway Patrol and local law enforcement for ƵSafe on Seventy,Ƶ a campaign to increase traffic enforcement across U.S. Highway 70 statewide.