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Billings Police Case Study

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Billings Police Sort out a verbal dispute between an ex-boy friend and his ex-girl friend.
According to the young man who was riding in the passenger side of the green van closest to the intersection, the small van behind them was chasing them. The occupants in the small green van were accusing the passenger in the large green van of not returning a Birth Certificate.
The Young man int the large green van stated to the Billings Police that he had mailed it out and he no longer had the birth

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