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E 2ND ST / TO KILL THE RP ; THERE IS A MALE Disorderly; LUPFER AVE YELLING UNK WHAT HE IS YELLING ABOUT OR AT WHO; RP CALLED BACK ; HEADED NB TOWARD THE GOLF COURSE ; UTL ON VEH FROM W 2ND TO STATE PARK HES WB RP IS OUT WALKING HER DOG

CFS: 00007007

When
07/29/26
00:47:18
Location 2ND ST / TO KILL THE RP
County Flathead
ALARM

ALARM

Call types: ALARM - ALARM; Agencies: BPD; Result: Public Assist

CFS: CFS26-109367

When
07/29/26
00:44
Location Bozeman, MT
County Gallatin
Police Incident

Police Incident

Traffic Stop; / HIGHWAY 40 RFS SPEED, WARN, RW; W BLK HAT BLK T-SHIRT BLK PANTS ; ON 2ND NEAR SWIFT CREEK ; RP IS OUT W LEO NOW ; MALE GOT IN A SILVER OLDER VOLKS JETTA WITH DAMAGE ON THE FRONT END ; HE THREATENED

CFS: 00007006

When
07/29/26
00:41:16
Location Whitefish, MT
County Flathead
FLAG DOWN

FLAG DOWN

Call types: FLAG DOWN - FLAG DOWN; Agencies: BPD; Result: Documented

CFS: CFS26-109365

When
07/29/26
00:39
Location Bozeman, MT
County Gallatin
Wf City

Wf City

WF CITY Extra Patrol; BEACH HIGHWAY 93 S

CFS: 00007005

When
07/29/26
00:38:07
Location HIGHWAY 93 S
County Flathead
Police Incident

Police Incident

Extra Patrol

CFS: 00007004

When
07/29/26
00:37:41
Location Whitefish, MT
County Flathead
NOISE

NOISE

Call types: NOISE - PARTY - PARTY; Agencies: BPD; Result: Warning

CFS: CFS26-109359

When
07/29/26
00:16
Location Bozeman, MT
County Gallatin
ACCIDENTAL POISONING

ACCIDENTAL POISONING

Call types: OVERDOSE/POISONING - 23; Agencies: AMR, BFD, BPD, MSU; Result: Gone on Arival/Unable to Locate

CFS: CFS26-109353

When
07/29/26
00:04
Location Bozeman, MT
County Gallatin
20:40:03 Fire

20:40:03 Fire

Structure

When
07/29/26
Location Unknown
County Jefferson
16:25:48 Abandoned Vehicle 46.18773,

16:25:48 Abandoned Vehicle 46.18773,

112.44445

When
07/29/26
Location Unknown
County Jefferson
14:33:11 Motor Vehicle Accident

14:33:11 Motor Vehicle Accident

Injury 46.258664, -112.213283

When
07/29/26
Location Unknown
County Jefferson
14:09:15 Medical ALS 46.303489,

14:09:15 Medical ALS 46.303489,

112.306623

When
07/29/26
Location Unknown
County Jefferson
11:27:24 Motor Vehicle Accident

11:27:24 Motor Vehicle Accident

Injury 46.412340, -112.151825

When
07/29/26
Location Unknown
County Jefferson
Unknown

Unknown

01:12:49 Shooting

When
07/29/26
Location Unknown
County Jefferson
20:54:08 Stranded Motorist I

20:54:08 Stranded Motorist I

90

When
07/29/26
Location Unknown
County Jefferson
20:52:55 911 45.869132,

20:52:55 911 45.869132,

111.954932

When
07/29/26
Location Unknown
County Jefferson
15:46:11 Reckless Driver 45.816315,

15:46:11 Reckless Driver 45.816315,

111.724457

When
07/29/26
Location Unknown
County Jefferson
Unknown

Unknown

06:32:02 Suspicious Person

When
07/29/26
Location Unknown
County Jefferson
20:40:03 Fire

20:40:03 Fire

Structure

When
07/29/26
Location Unknown
County Jefferson
16:25:48 Abandoned Vehicle 46.18773,

16:25:48 Abandoned Vehicle 46.18773,

112.44445

When
07/29/26
Location Unknown
County Jefferson
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