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Daily Activity Report - Cascade

Law enforcement agency · 04/05/26

County

Cascade County

Agency

Not identified

Incidents Indexed

7

Published Summary

The agency responded to the following incidents:

02:11 – Theft/Larceny at 700 BLK 10TH ST N

13:05 – Assault at 500 BLK 7TH AVE N

13:26 – Drugs/Alcohol Violation at 1500 BLK 33RD ST S

14:31 – Theft/Larceny at 1600 BLK MARKET PLACE DR

18:29 – Assault at 5TH AVE SW / 16TH ST SW

19:19 – Assault at 200 BLK 29TH AVE NE

21:30 – Theft/Larceny at CENTRAL AVE / 3RD ST S

// Historical Perspective: Montana's alcohol enforcement history is unusual: the state stepped back from Prohibition enforcement in 1926, and impaired driving was often treated as a 'folk crime' until stricter 1983 reforms reshaped DUI law.

Incident Log Behind This Report

7 source-linked records shown
21:30 PD26-03305

THEFT

Central Ave / 3Rd St S

All Other Larceny

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19:19 PD26-03303

ASSAULT

200 Blk 29Th Ave Ne

Simple Assault

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18:29 PD26-03302

ASSAULT

5Th Ave Sw / 16Th St Sw

Simple Assault

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14:31 PD26-03299

THEFT

[redacted home address]

Shoplifting

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13:26 PD26-03296
NARCOTICS What's this? →

1500 Blk 33Rd St S

Drug/Narcotic Violations

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13:05 PD26-03295

ASSAULT

500 Blk 7Th Ave N

Simple Assault

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02:11 PD26-03290

THEFT

700 Blk 10Th St N

All Other Larceny

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