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Incident When Location County
OTHER

Trespassing

Trespass to property was reported near the 400 block of Euclid Ave.

When
2026-02-26
10:06
Location 400 block of Euclid Ave.
THEFT

Theft

A theft from a business was reported near the 400 block of Euclid Ave.

When
2026-02-26
07:28
Location 400 block of Euclid Ave.
OTHER

Trespassing

Trespass to property was reported near the 1000 block of N Rodney St.

When
2026-02-26
07:24
Location 1000 block of N Rodney St.
THEFT

Theft

Theft of property was reported near the 2100 block of Missoula Ave.

When
2026-02-26
01:56
Location 2100 block of Missoula Ave.
PATROL

Suspicious Activity

Suspicious activity was reported near the 100 block of Elmwood Ln.

When
2026-02-26
01:09
Location 100 block of Elmwood Ln.
THEFT

Theft

An internal theft was reported near the 3200 block of N Sanders St.

When
2026-02-26
01:07
Location 3200 block of N Sanders St.
THEFT

Theft

an Officer responded back to the 2700 block of Prospect Ave for a report of another shoplift that had just occurred. The investigation is ongoing.

When
2026-02-25
12:59
Location 2700 block of Prospect
THEFT

Theft

an Officer responded to the 2700 block of Prospect Ave for a report of a cold shoplift. There is suspect information and the investigation is ongoing.

When
2026-02-25
12:22
Location 2700 block of Prospect
THEFT

Theft

an Officer was patrolling the area of Columbia Ave and Last Chance Gulch. The Officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle in relation to a theft that had occurred earlier in the day. At the conclusion of the investigation, a male was arre…

When
2026-02-25
11:56
Location Helena, MT
THEFT

Theft

an Officer responded to the 1800 block of Montana Ave for a reported theft. The suspect was an employee at the business. At the conclusion of the investigation, a male was cited and released for theft.

When
2026-02-25
10:26
Location 1800 block of Montana Ave
THEFT

Theft

an Officer responded to the 3000 block of N Sanders St for a theft of personal belongings. The investigation is ongoing.

When
2026-02-25
09:16
Location 3000 block of N Sanders St
OTHER

Accident

an Officer responded to the 1100 block of 6th Ave for a reported hit and run crash. There are no suspects at this time.

When
2026-02-25
04:03
Location 1100 block of 6th Ave
WARRANT

Warrant Arrest

an Officer responded to the 1800 block of Prospect Ave for a report of two males acting disorderly. The Officer located the males in question and learned one of them had an outstanding warrant for their arrest. That male was arrested for th…

When
2026-02-25
02:21
Location 1800 block of Prospect
OTHER

Trespassing

an Officer responded to the 2900 block of N Montana for a welfare check on a male. The Officer located the male and learned he'd previously been trespassed from the property he was at. At the conclusion of the investigation, the male was ci…

When
2026-02-24
12:22
Location Helena, MT
OTHER

Vehicle

an Officer responded to the 1700 block of N Montana Ave for a reported criminal mischief to a vehicle. There are no suspects at this time.

When
2026-02-24
11:24
Location 1700 block of N Montana Ave
THEFT

Theft

an Officer responded to the 2700 block of Prospect Ave for a reported shoplift that had just occurred. There is suspect information and the investigation is ongoing.

When
2026-02-24
06:49
Location 2700 block of Prospect
WELFARE

Welfare Check

an Officer responded to the intersection of Euclid and Cleveland for a welfare check on a motorist. At the conclusion of the investigation, a male was arrested for DUI.

When
2026-02-24
05:46
Location Helena, MT
THEFT

Theft

an Officer responded to the 400 block of Fuller Ave regarding a theft of a wallet. A stolen credit card had since been used by the suspect, and the investigation is ongoing.

When
2026-02-24
04:14
Location 400 block of Fuller Ave
OTHER

Accident

an Officer responded to the 1400 block of N Benton St for a reported hit and run crash. The investigation is ongoing.

When
2026-02-24
02:40
Location 1400 block of N Benton St
THEFT

Theft

an Officer responded to the 3100 block of Colonial Dr for a reported shoplift. The investigation is ongoing.

When
2026-02-24
02:32
Location 3100 block of Colonial Dr
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