Missoula County

Early Morning Incidents

Missoula’s day began with several notable incidents reported across various neighborhoods. The Missoula County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) responded to an assistance call at Captain John Mullan and recovered a stolen vehicle in Franklin to the Fort. Missoula Police Department (MPD) addressed multiple occurrences of suspicious activity in Westside, Two Rivers, and Grant Creek, as well as dealt with issues related to camping in city limits at Westside and Lewis & Clark.

Morning Activities

The morning hours were busy with multiple cases of persons needing to be removed, particularly in the Heart of Missoula where MPD responded six times. Trespassing and disturbances were also frequent this morning, with activities concentrated in Grant Creek, Franklin to the Fort, and Westside neighborhoods. Moreover, several accidents without injuries were reported across University District and Westside.

Afternoon Developments

In the afternoon, there was a notable assault with a weapon in River Road, alongside multiple welfare checks and disturbances in the Southgate Triangle. Suspicious activities continued to be a concern in Westside, Northside, and Franklin to the Fort. There were also continued efforts in traffic enforcement and accident management across various neighborhoods.

Evening and Late Evening Overview

Towards the evening, Westside saw a flurry of actions including assistance to fire services and responses to multiple assaults and disturbances. The late evening continued with incidents like burglary alarms in Westside and a diverse range of non-criminal incidents in the Heart of Missoula. The day concluded with an unauthorized use of a motor vehicle in River Road alongside continued disturbances across the region.

Overall, the day was marked by a wide range of public safety activities, from welfare checks and suspicious activities to more severe incidents like assaults and disturbances. Agencies across Missoula remained active throughout the day, addressing these occurrences as they unfolded across the city.