Daily Crime Report
Tuesday, July 22, 2025
Missoula County
Early Morning Incidents
The day in Missoula started with a series of high-priority calls soon after midnight, including multiple disturbances and medical transfers. The Missoula Police Department (MPD) responded to two suspicious activities in Two Rivers and Heart of Missoula, and disturbances centered around Heart of Missoula which also reported a case of driving under the influence. Additionally, a shoplifting incident was reported by the Missoula County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) in Westside.
Notable Welfare Checks
Welfare checks were notably frequent throughout the day across various neighborhoods. By early morning, MCSO conducted a welfare check in Captain John Mullan area and MPD was called to Franklin to the Fort for camping reports. These incidents underscore an ongoing concern for vulnerable populations in those neighborhoods.
Afternoon to Evening Urgencies
During the afternoon hours, the pace of incidents picked up. Heart of Missoula witnessed several disturbances, a notable increase in theft reports from Southgate Triangle, and a series of personal needs assistance and disorderly conducts spread across Missoula. Westside reported a combination of disturbances, theft, and another suspected DUI, reinforcing the trend seen earlier in the day that encompassed a myriad range of incidents.
Late Evening Summary
The late evening saw continued activity with the major incident types shifting to disturbances and suspicious activities. Reports of drug-related incidents, assaults, and multiple urgent medical calls underscored ongoing public safety concerns. This includes multiple welfare checks and a report of a missing person in the University District, concluding the day with substantial law enforcement engagement across Missoula.
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