Daily Activity Report - Havre Police Department

The Havre Police Department responded to the following incidents:

10:43 AM – Serve Summons at 4TH ST :

11:00 AM – Juvenile Status Offenses at 322] HAVRE HIGH SCHOOL - 18TH ST :

11:02 AM – Assist Citizen L~ No Further Action Required ; at (HAV 433] HAVRE POLICE DEPARTMENT - 4TH ST

11:25 PM – Building Check at 445] MSU - NORTHERN MONTANA COLLEGE - 11TH ST W

11:37 AM – Motor Vehicle Stop at OLD MILK BARN ~ US 2 HWY W

11:54 PM – Motor Vehicle Stop at 18ST sT

12:15 PM – Assist Citizen at 16TH AVE i

1:15 PM – Assist Citizen U~- Services Rendered | at US 2 HWY W

1:59 AM – Motor Vehicle Stop at 10TH ST

2:08 PM – Auto Theft at 437] A & B TRAILER COURT - 1ST AVE W t

2:15 PM – Complaint at (HAV 370] TOWN PUMP & CAR WASH - 1ST ST W i

2:16 PM – Auto Theft at 496] HRDC - 5TH AVE :

2:48 AM – Suspicious Activity L~- No Further Action Required | at 6TH ST

2:54 AM – Assist Citizen at (HAV) GRANT AVE

4:25 PM – Serve Summons at 4TH ST

4:44 PM – Complaint at (HAV] 4TH ST

4:48 AM – Motor Vehicle Stop I~ Written / Verbal Warning I at US 2 HWY W :

4:57 PM – Suspicious Activity at 15TH AVE

5:22 PM – Motor Vehicle Stop at FORD AVE + 13TH ST W

5:25 AM – Alarm, Burglar at (HAV 248] ZIP TRIP (HIGHLAND PARK) - 11TH ST W

5:37 PM – Motor Vehicle Stop at (HAV) 17TH ST i

5:44 PM – Suspicious Activity at 17TH ST W i

6:23 PM – Motor Vehicle Stop at 5TH AVE

6:37 PM – Motor Vehicle Stop at 321] HAVRE MIDDLE SCHOOL - 11TH ST W H

6:41 PM – Complaint at EAST BOUND ON 18ST ST - 14TH AVE + 1ST ST

7:34 PM – Animal Control at NEAR AMERICINN - US 2 HWY W

7:51 PM – Motor Vehicle Stop at 1ST ST

8:04 PM – Motor Vehicle Stop at 5TH AVE f

8:11 PM – Serve Summons at (HAV] 4TH AVE i

8:18 PM – Motor Vehicle Stop at (HAV 551] DAVE'’S GREENHOUSE ~- 1ST AVE

8:31 PM – Motor Vehicle Stop at 24TH AVE NE + US 2 HWY E

9:01 AM – Suspicious Activity at 441] FAIRVIEW TERRACE TRAILER COURT - 2ND ST

9:03 PM – Suspicious Activity at 554] UPS - 6TH AVE

9:34 AM – Animal Control at 1LTH ST W

// Historical Perspective: Public-order enforcement in Montana developed partly in reaction to the 1863-1864 Vigilante era, and the arrival of Territorial judges such as Hezekiah Hosmer helped move those disputes from vigilante action into formal courts.