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Police reports: Break-up advice, witchcraft and slashed tires

Bozeman Police Department reports for Monday included:
The article from montanarightnow.com details various police reports from Great Falls, Montana, highlighting unusual incidents. A woman sought advice on ending a relationship, leading to a discussion about witchcraft and a subsequent report of slashed tires, which she believed was retaliation. Another report involved a man who, after a dispute, threatened to use witchcraft against his roommate. Additionally, there were reports of a stolen vehicle, a hit-and-run, and a case of fraud involving a fake check. These incidents showcase a mix of criminal activities and personal disputes in the community.

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