Missoula County

Early Morning Incidents

Missoula County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) attended to a moving violation and welfare check overnight, starting just after midnight in the Westside area. The morning continued with Missoula Police Department (MPD) responding to multiple early incidents including parking/junk vehicle complaints in Captain John Mullan and suspicious activity reports in Two Rivers and Franklin to the Fort. Other early morning activities dealt with by MCSO included a robbery and several person-to-be-removed situations across various neighborhoods.

Morning Activities

MPD was active in the morning addressing several traffic incidents and vehicular accidents particularly around Northside where multiple injury situations were noted. A concentrated effort on traffic enforcement in the University District was also observed. Widespread welfare checks, person needs assistance calls, and responses to disorderly conduct dominated the morning hours, spanning from Riverfront to Westside.

Afternoon Overview

The afternoon showed a continuation of diverse crime types. Notably, there were reports of a burglary in Grant Creek and numerous drug-related incidents with no specific neighborhood details available. Southgate Triangle and Westside experienced disturbances and thefts among other standard calls such as vandalism and suspicious activities. An emphasis on civil standbys and accidents without injury could be noted across the central neighborhood zones.

Evening Summary

As evening set in, the focus shifted towards harassment in Captain John Mullan and an onslaught of suspicious activities across various locations including Heart of Missoula and Franklin to the Fort. MPD assisted in several medical calls in Captain John Mullan and addressed numerous disturbances, especially in Westside and Heart of Missoula, where assault and disturbances peaked.

Late Evening Trends

The day concluded with medical emergencies, particularly CPR required responses in Westside, alongside multiple noise complaints from Southgate Triangle and Two Rivers. Burglary alarms were frequent highlights in Grant Creek, along with an ongoing police presence addressing a variety of disturbances and person needs across multiple neighborhoods.