09-28-2004, 06:39 AM
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Free Mars!
Location: I dunno, there's white people around me saying "eh" all the time
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Soccer mom gone wild
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Mother charged with endangerment, assault on officer, DUI
Gazette Staff
A woman accused of fighting with officers and kicking out a patrol car window after being stopped on suspicion of drunk driving on Interstate 90 with two children in the vehicle was charged Monday in Justice Court.
Lori Shuart Stratford, 43, of Bozeman, was charged with two counts of felony criminal endangerment, felony assault on a peace officer and misdemeanor charges of DUI and criminal mischief. Judge Larry Herman ordered Stratford held in the county jail on $25,000 bond and ordered her to appear Monday for arraignment in District Court.
According to court records, several motorists called police Sunday to report a white Suburban driving erratically in the eastbound lanes of the interstate through Billings. A short time later, a Yellowstone County sheriff's deputy spotted the Suburban weaving on South Frontage Road west of the Shiloh overpass.
The deputy stopped the Suburban and saw two children and two large dogs in the rear seats. The female driver smelled of alcohol and admitted she had been drinking, the deputy said. The children, ages 7 and 9, told another deputy that their mother had picked them up at their father's house in Cody, Wyo. While the deputy spoke with the children, the woman dropped her pants and urinated next to the Suburban, court records state.
The woman told a deputy that she believed she was in Bozeman, and a short time later threatened a deputy with a tennis racket while screaming to have the emergency patrol lights turned off. During a struggle, the woman kicked a deputy in the groin before she was subdued. Placed in the back seat of a patrol car, the woman shattered a window of the car by kicking at the glass, court records said.
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Gotta give the deputy credits for being able to cuff her after being kicked in the jimmy
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