Missoula County

Early Morning

The early morning hours were marked by various incidents across Missoula. The Missoula Police Department (MPD) and Missoula County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) responded to three separate instances of ‘Assist Fire’ between two neighborhoods, highlighting an early demand on fire services. Additionally, MPD addressed complaints of ‘Driving Under the Influence’ and ‘Loud Noise’ in several areas, including the Heart of Missoula and Captain John Mullan. ‘Suspicious Activities’ and ‘Medical Standbys’ were also reported in neighborhoods like Northside and Southgate Triangle.

Morning

In the morning, law enforcement was called to assist with multiple ‘Abandoned Vehicle’ claims primarily handled by MCSO, and ‘Burglary Alarms’ in Two Rivers and Westside were managed by MPD. Significant criminal activities such as multiple ‘Assaults’ were reported in the Heart of Missoula, and ‘Welfare Checks’ and a ‘Contempt of Court’ case arose in Westside and Captain John Mullan, respectively.

Afternoon

Missoula’s afternoon was busy with ‘Assist Fire’ calls continuing, particularly noted in the Farviews / Pattee Canyon area. ‘Traffic Enforcement’ in the University District and ‘Driving Under the Influence’ reoccurring in the Heart of Missoula kept the MPD active. Additionally, various ‘Person Needs Assistance’ and ‘Suspicious Activity’ complaints were recorded across multiple neighborhoods, stressing community assistance requirements.

Evening

The evening shifts witnessed a series of ‘Accidents’ and ‘Structure Fires’, with multiple entries particularly from Grant Creek and non-specified locations. Issues such as ‘Shoplifting’ in South 39th Street and ‘Credit Card Fraud’ in Franklin to the Fort were among the criminal activities addressed. The continued trend of ‘Assist Fire’ into the evening underscores the strain on fire services throughout the day.

Late Evening

As the night progressed, ‘Assist Outside Agency’ requirements prevailed, alongside reports of ‘Disorderly Conduct’ in the Heart of Missoula. The frequency of ‘Suspicious Activity’ increased, impacting neighborhoods like Lower Rattlesnake and Riverfront. The day concluded with a diversity of crimes from ‘Theft’ to ‘Assault’, reflecting a continuous need for police presence across the city.