Missoula County

Highlight of the Day

Missoula witnessed a notable trend in suspicious activities and disorderly conduct with instances distributed throughout various neighborhoods. Agencies responded effectively across the entire county.

Early Morning Incidents

Missoula Police Department (MPD) and Missoula County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) were active with multiple calls. Notable incidents include multiple reports of suspicious activity in areas like Upper Rattlesnake and Westside, and several medical call BLS emergencies in Captain John Mullan. Furthermore, MPD responded to burglary alarms in Grant Creek and domestic animal issues were managed by MCSO without specific locality information detailed.

Morning Activities

The morning hours were consistent with accidents involving injuries predominantly managed by MCSO, particularly without specific locations being reported. The Franklin to the Fort area saw several addresses to disorderly conduct and suspicious activities, while calls for person needs assistance were prevalent in the South 39th Street area.

Afternoon Overview

The pattern of incidents moved towards incidents related to wildland fires and accidents with injuries occurring in several places, including Captain John Mullan and Rose Park neighborhoods. Several cases of person needing assistance and court papers being served by MCSO further highlighted the afternoon’s activities.

Evening Records

Evening incidents took a more severe turn with assault cases and a rise in wildland fire calls in Two Rivers. The Heart of Missoula was particularly busy with several assist fire calls and ongoing issues with hazards. Moreover, there was a reported assault with a weapon in Franklin to the Fort, escalating the critical nature of evening incidents.

Late Evening Ending

As the day came to a close, late evening brought various calls about suspicious activities across neighborhoods like Westside and Franklin to the Fort. Additionally, instances of loud noise complaints in Heart of Missoula, and troubling reports of driving under the influence in Southgate Triangle marked the late hours.

Overall, the range of incidents from medical emergencies to criminal behaviors like theft and assaults showcases a dynamic day of law enforcement’s response in Missoula.