Missoula County

Early Morning Incidents

The early hours in Missoula saw a variety of incidents, starting with a disturbance in Captain John Mullan reported by MPD. This was closely followed by a person needing assistance in Northside, handled by MCSO. Other notable early morning activities include a missing person in Captain John Mullan and several welfare checks across different neighborhoods.

Morning Activity

Morning incidents began with a burglary alarm in Southgate Triangle and an animal complaint in River Road, both swiftly addressed by local law enforcement. Series of accidents, particularly hit and runs, were reported in Franklin to the Fort, emphasizing a risky start to the day in that neighborhood. Injuries related to these incidents were also reported across several locations.

Afternoon Challenges

Afternoon brought a mix of community assistance and emergency responses. Noteworthy were the disturbing conducts in University District and multiple accidents in Westside. There were also several reports of assistance needed in Heart of Missoula, showcasing ongoing activities in that neighborhood. Additionally, multiple fire assistance calls were made in Southgate Triangle and Westside.

Evening Developments

Into the evening, the frequency of incidents like disturbances and need for public assistance remained steady. A significant occurrence was reported with multiple cases of assaults with weapons in Captain John Mullan. The Drug-related issue in Franklin to the Fort and numerous animal-related disturbances across other neighborhoods highlight varied public safety challenges.

Late Evening Overview

The day concluded with more alarms related to burglaries and a continuation of disturbances into the late evening, particularly in Heart of Missoula and Captain John Mullan. The latter neighborhood also witnessed several assaults with a weapon, adding to the severity of incidents for the day.