Variety of incidents recorded, traffic stops prevalent

Early morning medical incidents and afternoon disturbances dominate.

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High Frequency of Patrol Checks and Other Incidents Dominated

Early incidents marked by trespassing and disorderly conduct.

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Multiple Public Safety Incidents Including Frequent Welfare Checks

Early Morning to Afternoon Incidents Dominate Gallatin County

Early Morning Surge in Traffic and Patrol Incidents

A Busy Night with a Focus on Trespassing and Assistance Requests

Multiple neighborhoods report varied incidents in early morning