Sheriff’s report: Bull on the roadway in Deaver makes it home

The Big Horn County Sheriff’s Office received the following calls for the week of March 11-17:
March 11: Sheriff’s deputies were called to the scene of a domestic argument over a wallet in Deaver. The matter was resolved without arrests.
Deputies conducted a routine check on a business in Lovell.
A resident of Frannie reported a scam phone call to the Sheriff’s Dept. The caller claimed to be from Dish Network and asked the Frannie resident for $259 to upgrade services. The reporting party checked with Dish Network and was advised that the company does not call to ask for money and the call was most likely a scam.
Deputies were asked to stand by at a residence in Deaver while individuals who were divorcing removed possessions from the residence.
A larceny in Deaver was reported to sheriff’s deputies where purportedly $6,000 worth of items were removed from a shed without the owner’s permission. The matter is under investigation.
Deputies conducted a routine patrol of the old school in Byron.
March 12: Two sheriff’s deputies attended a career day activity in Burlington with students from several schools and Northwest College attending to give a presentation about careers in law enforcement.
March 14: A resident of Lovell reported receiving unwelcome phone calls.
A resident of Byron complained that a loose dog was following her while she walked her dog.
March 15: A child was bitten by a loose dog in Deaver as she rode her bicycle near the dog’s home. The owner of the dog provided proof to deputies that the dog was current on all vaccinations. He was cited under the county ordinance for vicious dog at large.
March 16: Deputies investigated a report of a suspicious vehicle parked at the Lovell Cemetery. They determined the car belonged to someone visiting the grave of a loved one.
After receiving a report of a divorcing couple arguing over items at a residence just outside of Lovell, deputies scheduled a civil standby so the items could be removed peacefully on a future date.
After a bull on the roadway in Deaver was reported, the owner was contacted, and the bull was safely brought home without further incident.
March 17: A resident of Deaver complained that a group of kids riding dirt bikes was causing a disturbance.
After further investigation of a reported vehicle theft in Byron, deputies determined that the vehicle, which belonged to someone recently deceased, had been repossessed due to lack of payment toward the balance owed on the vehicle.