Child Welfare and Stalking Charges Among Yellowstone County Arrests

The Yellowstone County Sheriff’s Office responded to 495 calls for service, made 12 arrests, and completed 259 case reports between September 7 and September 13, according to the agency’s weekly activity report.

The charges listed in the weekly report included allegations involving child welfare, partner or family member assault, stalking, theft, fleeing law enforcement, and court related cases. Here’s a closer look at the people listed in the report.

Yellowstone County Child Welfare and Family Assault Arrests

One case listed in the report involved 49 year old Edward Levenstad, who was taken into custody September 8. The Sheriff’s Office lists allegations of endangering the welfare of a child and partner or family member assault, first offense, without a weapon.

Two days later, 63 year old Myron Eastman was taken into custody on an allegation of partner or family member assault, first offense, without a weapon.

Yellowstone County Stalking and Trespass Cases

On September 13, deputies took 39 year old Amy Christensen into custody on allegations of stalking, first offense, and criminal trespass to property.

In a separate case, 38 year old Jeri Martinez was taken into custody September 10 on an allegation of criminal trespass to property.

Yellowstone County Theft Cases Name Two People

The Sheriff’s Office arrest log lists Jennifer Willems, 43, and Joshua Willems, 43, as each receiving notices to appear September 10. Both are accused of theft involving a common scheme or property exceeding $5,000.

Yellowstone County Fleeing Police Charges

Darrell Whiteman, 37, was taken into custody September 8 on allegations of aggravated fleeing or eluding a peace officer, driving while suspended or revoked, obstructing a peace officer or public servant, and resisting arrest.

The weekly report also lists 39 year old Roberto Rivera as being taken into custody September 13 on an allegation of failing to register as a sexual or violent offender.

Yellowstone County Disorderly Conduct and Court Cases

Three people were issued notices to appear rather than taken into custody. Alexander Moldedge, 23, was cited September 9 on an allegation of violating a no contact order.

Harli Hinebaugh, 30, and Lee Vandyke, 55, were each issued notices to appear September 10 on allegations of disorderly conduct involving fighting, first offense.

Hollis Johnson, 42, was taken into custody that same day on a misdemeanor contempt of court allegation.

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The information was released as part of the Yellowstone County Sheriff’s Office weekly activity report. Charges are allegations, and every person named is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.