Missoula County

Early Morning Incidents

Missoula Police Department (MPD) was active in the early hours, responding to multiple ‘Suspicious Activity’ cases in Franklin to the Fort, Westside, and a ‘Camping in the City’ incident at Riverfront. A notable ‘Drugs’ related incident was handled on Westside, alongside a series of ‘Medical Call BLS’ for basic life support needs in the same area. Missoula County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) attended to an ‘Accident – No Injury’ with the location undisclosed.

Morning Activities

The morning saw a diverse range of activities. MPD handled ‘Disorderly Conduct’ in Heart of Missoula and ‘Suspicious Activity’ in Captain John Mullan. Additionally, ‘Medical Call ALS’ incidents were significantly noted in Franklin to the Fort, indicating possible emergency medical situations requiring advanced life support. MCSO dealt with ‘Hazards’ issues and served ‘Court Papers’ in various locations including the ‘Heart of Missoula’.

Afternoon Engagements

Afternoon incidents included numerous ‘Accident – Injury’ reports particularly concentrated in Southgate Triangle and University District, reflecting possible traffic-related injuries. A ‘Burglary Alarm’ was triggered in Southgate Triangle. Frauds were noted with incidents in Westside and Northside, handled by both MPD and MCSO. ‘Assist Fire’ services were required twice in Captain John Mullan.

Evening Overview

The evening brought ‘Driving Under the Influence’ apprehensions, particularly concerning in Northside and an undisclosed location. ‘Disorderly Conduct’ incidents were prevalent, with occurrences in South 39th Street and Heart of Missoula. A ‘Structure Fire’ in Lewis & Clark called for an immediate response, marked as a significant event of the evening.

Late Evening Reports

As night fell, the frequency of ‘Suspicious Activity’ surged particularly noted in Westside and River Road. There was a consistent pattern of ‘Disturbance’ challenges faced in areas like Upper Rattlesnake. ‘Medical Transfer’ requirements were repeatedly seen in Westside.