Gallatin County

Early Morning Activity

Gallatin County Sheriff’s Office was active predominantly in routine checks and follow-ups during the early morning hours across various neighborhoods. Notable was a series of ‘other’ incidents around different localities such as Buffalo Creek, Bear Creek, and Spanish Meadows, accumulating a total of 14 reports shortly after midnight. Besides routine checks, incident types included a ‘VIN Inspection’ in Gallatin Heights and a ‘Disorderly Conduct’ in the same neighborhood.

Morning Incidents

The morning hours were marked by several traffic-related incidents including ‘Traffic Stops’ and ‘Traffic Crimes’ spread across Bear Creek, Spanish Meadows, and Apollo, indicative of a focus on vehicular safety at the start of the day. Other serious occurrences involved a ‘Sexual Crime’ in Bear Creek and a ‘Trespass’ violation in Spanish Meadows. Public assistance and welfare checks were conducted in neighborhoods such as Lake and River Rock.

Afternoon Highlights

By afternoon, the pattern of patrol checking continued with numerous checks performed in Peakview, Northstar, and Bear Creek. There were assorted traffic-related issues in Spanish Meadows and a ‘Missing Person’ report in Apollo. A noteworthy domestic incident alongside a vehicle situation also unfolded in Apollo.

Evening Overview

The evening continued with frequent traffic stops, particularly in Spanish Meadows and Bear Creek. A ‘Fight’ occurred in Bear Creek, illustrating a rare violent incident for the day. The community also saw patrols ramp up in popular areas like Main Street and Riverside.

Late Evening Updates

Late evening was relatively quieter, with a ‘Trespass’ incident reported in Woodland Park and a ‘Welfare Check’ in Bear Creek. Additionally, there was an encounter involving multiple agencies in Spanish Meadows emphasizing a collaborative community response.