Daily Crime Report
Monday, May 19, 2025
Missoula County
Multiple criminal activities observed across several neighborhoods.
Overview
Missoula witnessed a busy day with numerous incidents reported across the city, as police and sheriffs were engaged in a variety of law enforcement and assistance activities. From early morning welfare checks to late evening disturbances, the city’s public safety teams addressed a series of criminal activities and emergencies.
Detailed Incidents
Issues such as ‘Person Needs Assistance’ and ‘Suspicious Activity’ were notably frequent, with departments dispatched to multiple neighborhoods to handle these calls. Notably, the Westside area reported a high volume of diverse incidents, including ‘Drugs’ and ‘Driving Under the Influence,’ emphasizing a significant law enforcement focus there.
In terms of emergency responses, ‘Accident – Injury’ calls were notably high across the city with first responders attending to a number of such incidents throughout various neighborhoods. ‘Assist Fire’ services were also in demand, with several alarms being indication of potential fires in residential and commercial areas.
Neighborhood-Specific Activity
The Heart of Missoula experienced various disturbances including ‘Assault with a Weapon’ and ‘Disturbance’, suggesting a pattern of violent incidents. The area also saw various minor offenses like ‘Open Container’ violations and ‘Found Property’.
Several neighborhoods such as Rose Park, University District, and Riverfront saw concentrated activity in specific crime types like ‘Drugs’, ‘Accident – Vehicle vs Pedestrian or Bike Injury’, and ‘Suspicious Activity’.
Missoula County Sheriff’s Office was active with ‘Suspicious Activity’ being a common call, alongside a significant number of ‘Welfare checks’. Most incidents required a blend of law enforcement and emergency services, signifying the diverse needs of the community wtih regards to public safety.
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