Culled from the Police Reports page of the Bozeman Daily Chronicle come the best of the Bozeman police reports from the last week along with some items from the Sheriff’s Office. Note that a new book featuring the very best of these police reports is now available from the Chronicle for only $10 – just click on the banner below to find out how to order.
Another week of odd reports that again makes you scratch your head about what compels some people to call the police. I guess after all the wildlife reports over the summer and the heightened bear activity in the fall in advance of their long winter’s sleep, this is just a slow time of the year. Nonetheless, below please find another collection of stories that are mildly interesting, modestly amusing, and, in some cases, a little disturbing.
- A 29-year-old Bozeman man was arrested for drunken driving after sideswiping a vehicle on West Aspen Street and getting into an argument with the vehicle’s owner.
- A woman stretching near the mall around 10:45 a.m. said a man came up to her and said, “That looks good,” and stretched next to her. Then he and another man followed her in a car. One of the men was wearing red plaid pajama pants and the other had a beer and was wearing blue sweatpants. They were gone when police arrived.
- A woman called to report that she may have hit another vehicle on West Main Street near Willson Avenue around 11:45 a.m. and wanted police to know in case the other driver called to report the incident.
- A driver called to tell police his Jeep died on South 11th Avenue around 9 p.m. and that he locked himself out of it. It was not a traffic hazard and he will get it moved after getting another set of keys.




The adventure capital of the Northern Rockies, Bozeman is an old Montana university town of cowboys and ski bums, pickups and unleashed dogs, and two of the premier ski hills in America. More of a working town than a traditional “ski town,” here overpriced lodges and fine dining are the exception, though there are a few high-end options and classically trained chefs. But being Bozeman, there’s nowhere you can’t wear blue jeans.


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