Missoula County

Early Morning Activity

Missoula’s early morning was marked by several incidents starting with a person needing assistance and a person to be removed at the Heart of Missoula, closely followed by a hazardous situation around the same area. Two accidents involving injuries also occurred in the Northside neighborhood. Meanwhile, a driving under the influence incident was reported in Westside. The police department remained active across various neighborhoods including Grant Creek, Two Rivers, and Riverfront responding to welfare checks, disturbances, and medical standbys.

Morning Incidents

The morning hours saw a continuation of welfare checks and medical assistance, particularly in Grant Creek and Northside. Reports of criminal mischief, intimidation, and several cases of harassment were also noted through different areas. Burglary alarms triggered responses in Westside and River Road. Traffic-related incidents included accidents with and without injuries in Rose Park and other parts of the city.

Afternoon to Early Evening

Into the afternoon and early evening, another wave of crime reports rolled in. Multiple disturbances and suspicious activities were noted particularly in Westside and Riverfront. Missoula agencies managed parking complaints and conducted several welfare checks across the city. Notable incidents during late afternoon involved criminal endangerment in the Heart of Missoula and internet offenses in Riverfront.

Late Evening Trends

The late evening hours continued with cases of burglary alarms and shoplifting primarily in the Southgate Triangle and South 39th Street. A significant number of court papers were served during this time, spanning several neighborhoods including Heart of Missoula, Westside, and River Road. The day concluded with a blend of disturbances, traffic-related calls, and public safety measures.