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Incident When Location County
OTHER

Complaint

j BEING HARASSED BY AN INTOXICATED MALE. (I- WRITTEN / VERBAL WARNING)

CFS: 26-2646

When
2026-03-03
05:26
Location 2Nd St W '
County Hill
OTHER

Motor Vehicle Stop

MOTOR VEHICLE STOP (I- WRITTEN / VERBAL WARNING H)

CFS: 26-2663

When
2026-03-03
05:22
Location 13Th St W
County Hill
OTHER

Alarm, Burglar D- False Alarm |

; Alarm going off :

CFS: 26-2662

When
2026-03-03
05:11
Location 248] Zip Trip (Highland Park) - 11Th St W :
County Hill
OTHER

Complaint

WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK WITH AN OFFICER. (I- WRITTEN / VERBAL WARNING )

CFS: 26-2644

When
2026-03-03
04:44
Location 263] Northern Montana Hospital - 13Th St H
County Hill
OTHER

Disturbing the Peace

Noise Complaint

CFS: 0_c73d6e8a-5493-4406-9e0f-5e29b1f727d7

When
2026-03-03
04:41
Location 2000 Blk Burnstead Dr
County Yellowstone
OTHER

Vehicle

Criminal mischief to a vehicle was reported near the 1200 block of Hauser Blvd.

When
2026-03-03
04:04
Location 1200 block of Hauser Blvd.
County Lewis and Clark
PATROL

Suspicious Activity

SUSPICIOUS MALE. i , (L- NO FURTHER ACTION REQUIRED i)

CFS: 26-2641

When
2026-03-03
03:53
Location 188] Kentucky Fried Chicken - 1St St W
County Hill
OTHER

Unknown

03:50:52 Agency Assist MT HWY 2 E

When
2026-03-03
03:50
Location Unknown
County Jefferson
DISTURBANCE

Disturbance

A disorderly female was reported in a business near the 1800 block of Prospect Ave. At the conclusion of the investigation, a 43‑year‑old female was taken into custody for disorderly conduct.

When
2026-03-03
03:16
Location 1800 block of Prospect
County Lewis and Clark
ASSAULT

Assault

Simple Assault

CFS: PD26-02147

When
2026-03-03
03:15
Location 600 Blk 5Th St S
County Cascade
PATROL

Building Check

i Campus check \ (U- SERVICES RENDERED)

CFS: 26-2661

When
2026-03-03
02:48
Location 445] MSU - NORTHERN MONTANA COLLEGE - 11TH ST W i
County Hill
THEFT

Theft

A theft from a business was reported near the 2700 block of Prospect Ave.

When
2026-03-03
02:42
Location 2700 block of Prospect
County Lewis and Clark
THEFT

Theft

A theft was reported near the 700 block of E 6th Ave.

When
2026-03-03
02:28
Location 700 block of E 6th Ave.
County Lewis and Clark
OTHER

Motor Vehicle Stop

i BLACK HONDA NO PLATE. (D- NTA ISSUED - WITHOUT REPORT i)

CFS: 26-2639

When
2026-03-03
02:19
Location 1ST sT
County Hill
PATROL

Check

Business HIGHWAY 40 Check; W 3/3/2026 8:09:25 AM

CFS: 00001980

When
2026-03-03
02:08
Location Business HIGHWAY 40
County Flathead
OTHER

Complaint

j People harrassing customers and employees. (I- WRITTEN / VERBAL WARNING i)

CFS: 26-2660

When
2026-03-03
01:54
Location 370] TOWN PUMP & CAR WASH ~ 1ST W ST j
County Hill
ASSAULT

Assault

An assault was reported near the 1800 block of Joslyn St.

When
2026-03-03
01:17
Location 1800 block of Joslyn St.
County Lewis and Clark
OTHER

Police Incident

Extra Patrol; WAG PARK

CFS: 00001979

When
2026-03-03
01:09
Location Whitefish, MT
County Flathead
OTHER

Police Incident

Extra Patrol; E 1ST ST

CFS: 00001978

When
2026-03-03
00:50
Location Whitefish, MT
County Flathead
TRAFFIC

DUI

DUI

CFS: 0_5cfad9f0-4cdb-4f3f-af09-d6f9fccf63b8

When
2026-03-03
00:44
Location 100 Blk Broadwater Ave
County Yellowstone
SUNDAY, AUGUST 2, 2026
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