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Incident When Location County
THEFT

Theft/Larceny

Shoplifting

CFS: PD26-01952

When
2026-02-25
08:05
Location 1400 Blk 10Th Ave S
County Cascade
PATROL

Suspicious Activity

911 hang up // 911 only number // no plot i (L- NO FURTHER ACTION REQUIRED )

CFS: 26-2392

When
2026-02-25
07:47
Location 524] HAVRE AREA j
County Hill
OTHER

07:46:21 Motor Vehicle Accident

Non Injury

When
2026-02-25
07:46
Location Unknown
County Jefferson
OTHER

Unknown

07:25:33 Citizen Contact N WHITEHALL ST

When
2026-02-25
07:25
Location Unknown
County Jefferson
OTHER

Unknown

07:21:32 Welfare Check LOWER RADER CREEK RD

When
2026-02-25
07:21
Location Unknown
County Jefferson
OTHER

07:12:23 Motor Vehicle Accident

Non Injury FRIEND SPRING RD

When
2026-02-25
07:12
Location Unknown
County Jefferson
PATROL

Suspicious Activity

i Neighbor tried to enter trailer. i (G- COULD NOT LOCATE)

CFS: 26-2390

When
2026-02-25
07:02
Location Hav 437] A & B Trailer Court ~ 1St Ave W
County Hill
PATROL

Suspicious Activity

Male in the building. (L- NO FURTHER ACTION REQUIRED :)

CFS: 26-2389

When
2026-02-25
06:49
Location 496] Hrdc - 5Th Ave
County Hill
THEFT

Theft/Larceny

All Other Larceny

CFS: PD26-01971

When
2026-02-25
06:30
Location 1700 Blk 15Th Ave S
County Cascade
OTHER

Assist Citizen

Would like female removed. female left prior to our arrival all is 10-4 (L- NO FURTHER ACTION REQUIRED )

CFS: 26-2360

When
2026-02-25
06:27
Location 8Th St
County Hill
PATROL

Suspicious Activity

i suspicious male walking down the hill wearing all black with i his hood up i (P- SEARCHED/UNABLE TO LOCATE )

CFS: 26-2359

When
2026-02-25
06:20
Location Hav] Walking Down College Hill :
County Hill
OTHER

Assist Citizen

Would like to speak to an officer. (L- NO FURTHER ACTION REQUIRED /)

CFS: 26-2388

When
2026-02-25
06:01
Location HAV 249] ZIP TRIP (1ST STREET) ~ 1ST ST i
County Hill
OTHER

Juvenile Status Offenses

foster son has ran away again and is over at his birth i mothers place. 36/ advised (L- NO FURTHER ACTION REQUIRED )

CFS: 26-2386

When
2026-02-25
05:49
Location 11TH ST i
County Hill
OTHER

Alarm, Burglar J~ False Alarm |

Alarm going off i i i

CFS: 26-2399

When
2026-02-25
05:13
Location 248] Zip Trip (Highland Park) - 11Th St W
County Hill
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
County Lewis and Clark
OTHER

Animal Control

large german shepherd running loose (P- SEARCHED/UNABLE TO LOCATE)

CFS: 26-2384

When
2026-02-25
03:49
Location 4Th Ave
County Hill
OTHER

Assist Citizen

i would like a civil standby i ' [ (U- SERVICES RENDERED i)

CFS: 26-2383

When
2026-02-25
03:18
Location 4Th St
County Hill
OTHER

Inspections

would like a VIN inspection (U- SERVICES RENDERED i)

CFS: 26-2382

When
2026-02-25
03:18
Location HAV] 7TH AVE i
County Hill
OTHER

Arson

Arson

CFS: PD26-01948

When
2026-02-25
02:53
Location 600 Blk 3Rd Ave S
County Cascade
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
County Lewis and Clark
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