Morning Incidents
The morning hours in Missoula saw a variety of incidents, with notable activities including a burglary in Moose Can Gully and several reports of suspicious activity across Westside. Agencies also responded to multiple traffic accidents in the University District, indicating a busy start to the day for local law enforcement.
Afternoon Trends
During the afternoon, the focus shifted to assistance calls, including several for medical help in the Heart of Missoula and Miller Creek areas. There was also a spike in incidents involving hazards and disturbances throughout Franklin to the Fort and Westside, as well as reported thefts and harassment.
Evening Occurrences
The evening brought a series of disturbances and driving under the influence incidents, particularly in the Westside and Franklin to the Fort neighborhoods. Additionally, Rose Park was a hotspot for accidents, with multiple injury reports emerging from the area. The day concluded with an increase in fire-related and suspicious activity calls as night fell.
Noteworthy Summary Stats
University District registered occurrences of loud noise complaints and multiple accidents. Westside noted a rise in suspicious activity with five incidents reported. Franklin to the Fort faced challenges with theft and disturbances. Rose Park saw a surge in accidents, especially injuries, tallying a total of six for the day.