Two Women in Butte Plead Not Guilty in Separate Felony Cases
Two women in Butte have pleaded not guilty to felony charges in separate violent incidents, one involving a stabbing and the other the discharge of a handgun.
Butte Bozeman, MT, October 15, 2026 —
Two women in Butte have pleaded not guilty to felony charges in connection with separate violent incidents. One case involves a stabbing; the other involves the discharge of a handgun. The incidents are described as separate, and no connection between them was reported.
The available information does not identify either woman, specify the exact charges, or provide dates for the incidents or court appearances. It also does not say where in Butte the incidents occurred, who else may have been involved, or whether anyone was injured. The circumstances surrounding the stabbing and the handgun discharge were not provided.
Both women’s pleas are reported as not guilty. The information does not include further details about the court proceedings, including whether any hearings have been scheduled or what may happen next. It also does not provide information about the evidence or allegations in either case. No conclusions about responsibility can be drawn from the limited details available.
The cases remain distinct in the account provided: one concerns a stabbing and the other the discharge of a handgun. Further specifics—including the women’s names, the formal charges and any subsequent court developments—were not included. The reported information establishes only that two women in Butte have entered not-guilty pleas to felony charges arising from those separate incidents.
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