Missoula County

Early Morning Incidents

Missoula law enforcement had a busy start with MPD responding to a disorderly conduct case in Franklin to the Fort at 00:04 AM and an assault in the Heart of Missoula by 02:23 AM. Around the same time, MCSO was dealing with a driving under the influence incident on the Westside at 00:09 AM. Other early morning activities included disturbances, a privacy in communications case on River Road, and numerous disorderly conducts in different neighborhoods.

Morning Activities

A variety of incidents occurred including welfare checks, abandoned vehicles, and multiple cases of burglary alarms across different locations. Notably, the Heart of Missoula witnessed an assault and several requests for removals of individuals. Public intoxication was managed by MCSO in Captain John Mullan at 07:16 AM. As the morning progressed, there were several drug-related incidents, mainly handled by MCSO, along with disturbances and a missing person case on Riverfront.

Afternoon Overview

The afternoon brought several incidents of suspicious activities and the assistance required for fires, particularly in the Heart of Missoula. Drug incidents were notably high in Grant Creek. Multiple welfare checks and parking complaints were also recorded across Missoula, with MCSO handling an open container situation in the Heart of Missoula at 16:46 PM.

Evening Report

The evening was marked by several wildland fires handled by MPD, affecting areas like Captain John Mullan, University District, and Heart of Missoula. There were additional reports of accidents with injuries and notable disturbances in various neighborhoods including Lewis & Clark and Heart of Missoula. The late evening ended with various activities including disturbances, a loud noise complaint in Riverfront, and multiple cases of medical CPR managed by MCSO.

Summary Stats Highlights

Franklin to the Fort reported several cases of disorderly conduct and camping in the city. The Westside was active with various personal assistance and disturbance cases. The Heart of Missoula, Captain John Mullan, and Riverfront also reported multiple incidents throughout the day.