Sheriff’s report: Car wrongly towed to residential address

The Big Horn County Sheriff’s Department received the following calls for the week of December 4 to December 10:
Dec. 4: 11:13 p.m.- A broken down semi truck partially blocked the lane of travel at MP 223 on Highway 310 near Lovell. A deputy checked on the driver, who was fine.
Dec. 6: 10:39 a.m. – A dog in Byron was reported to be aggressive and wandering. The owner called the dog back into the yard and reported it only barked a bit and was not aggressive. The owner received a municipal citation.
1:39 p.m.- An empty box in the middle of the road was blocking traffic on Highway 310 at the Shoshone River Bridge. An officer removed the box.
2:12 p.m.- A towing company left a vehicle that needed to be repaired in a resident’s yard on Road 11.5 in Lovell, which was the wrong address. The repair shop was on Road 11. The towing company moved the vehicle.
Dec. 7: 4:40 p.m. – A chair fell off someone’s vehicle at Milepost 233 on Highway 310 near Lovell. A deputy removed the chair from the roadway.
Dec. 9: 10:36 a.m.- Tabathia Schultz of Lovell was arrested on multiple charges. The alleged charges were a revoked license, defrauding drug and alcohol screening, intoxicated driving, no compulsory auto insurance, being under the influence and possessing a controlled substance in liquid, powder and pill form.
10:42 a.m.- A caller reported that she had hit a dog on Road 7 near Cowley. The dog kept running. The caller knocked on the door of the closest house and no one answered. The dog was not located.
Dec. 10: 4:06 p.m.- A caller reported that parts of their trailer which was in a lot by Highway 32 had been cut off and stolen. The case is under investigation.