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Daily Activity Report - Flathead

Law enforcement agency · 04/01/26

County

Flathead County

Agency

Not identified

Incidents Indexed

24

Published Summary

The agency responded to the following incidents:

07:57:29 – Citizen at Whitefish, MT

08:10:17 – Patrol at NB ON HWY 93

08:41:55 – Driver at Reckless HIGHWAY 93 S /

09:00:03 – Highway at Whitefish, MT

09:10:02 – Hangup at LUPFER AVE

09:18:07 – Highway at Whitefish, MT

09:52:43 – Dodger Ln / Rp Doesnt Need Contact at DODGER LN / RP DOESNT NEED CONTACT

10:17:43 – Large at LN RUNNING LOOSE

11:05:01 – Baker Ave / W at Whitefish, MT

11:37:29 – Citizen at Whitefish, MT

13:33:50 – Pedestrian at Intoxicated BAKER AVE /

14:17:25 – Patrol at Whitefish, MT

14:38:22 – Highway at Whitefish, MT

15:01:28 – Highway at Whitefish, MT

15:21:52 – W at 13TH ST /

20:21:33 – Police Incident at Whitefish, MT

20:40:17 – Driver at Reckless HIGHWAY 93 N /

21:02:04 – Weapons That The Rp Can See at Whitefish, MT

21:09:04 – Unlock at Whitefish, MT

22:46:21 – Highway at Whitefish, MT

23:02:32 – Assist at W 2ND ST

01:24:09 – Police Incident at NORTHERN DR

01:28:15 – Check at Whitefish, MT

01:54:55 – Patrol at Whitefish, MT

// 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

24 source-linked records shown
01:54 00002851

PATROL

Whitefish, MT

Extra Patrol

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01:28 00002850

PATROL

Whitefish, MT

Business NVH Check

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01:24 00002849
OTHER What's this? →

Northern Dr

Traffic Stop; GREAT rfs: speed. Warning. RC-W; NORTHERN DR

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23:02 00002848
OTHER What's this? →

W 2Nd St

Agency CPR IN PROGRESS; NOT W 2ND ST Assist; BREATHING; PT STABLE CLEARING NVH EN LHK -221; RP SAYS ROOMATE CANT BREATH HES ON OXYGEN; HIGHWAY 93 S /

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22:46 00002847
OTHER What's this? →

Whitefish, MT

HIGHWAY 93 S / RFS: DRIVING WITHOUT LIGHTS. WARN. Traffic Stop; HIGHWAY 40 W RW; 221 AH LHK; CN HEAR LE WITH RP DISCONNECTED; CPR IN PROGRESS -

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21:09 00002846
OTHER What's this? →

Whitefish, MT

Vehicle SALMON RUN VEH UNLOCKED - Unlock

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21:02 00002845
WEAPONS What's this? →

Whitefish, MT

THAT IS REFUSING TO LEAVE; NO Disorderly; CENTRAL AVE WEAPONS THAT THE RP CAN SEE; TRYING TO FIGHT THE BARTENDER ; WEARING TRUCKER HAT PLAID SHIRT AND HAS A BLACK DOG WITH HIM

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20:40 00002844
OTHER What's this? →

Reckless HIGHWAY 93 N /

Reckless HIGHWAY 93 N / WINDOW; HEADING NB; VEH SWERVING Driver; SCHRADE RD ALL OVER THE ROAD; WPD ADVISED; HAS BEEN KICKED OUT; MALE IS INSIDE; MALE LEFT THE LOCATION NO LONGER NEED LE TO RESPOND; MALE WITH A DOG

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20:21 00002843
OTHER What's this? →

Whitefish, MT

Traffic Stop; AVE / VIKING RFS: SPEED. WARN. RW; CRK DARKER PICK UP TRUCK, RACK ON BACK

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15:21 00002842
OTHER What's this? →

13Th St /

W 13TH ST / Traffic Stop; RFS EXPIRED REG, CITE EXPIRED, RW; BAKER AVE WISCONSIN

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15:01 00002841
OTHER What's this? →

Whitefish, MT

HIGHWAY 40 W / Traffic Stop; RFS RED LIGHT VIO, VERBAL WARN, RW; HIGHWAY 93 S

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14:38 00002840
OTHER What's this? →

Whitefish, MT

HIGHWAY 93 S / Traffic Stop; LIC STOP SIGN VIO, CITE X2 OBSTRUCTED AKERS LN AND STOP VIO, WARN FOR NPOI, RW

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14:17 00002839

PATROL

Whitefish, MT

Extra WF SCHOOL Patrol; DISTRICT BLK RANGE ROVER; RFS OBSTRUCTED

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13:33 00002838
OTHER What's this? →

Intoxicated BAKER AVE /

Intoxicated BAKER AVE / MALE LOOKED TO BE WALKING WITH AN Pedestrian; FLATHEAD AVE OPEN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE; NORTHBOUND ON BAKER ; POSSIBLE DRUNK MALE WALKING IN TRAFFIC ; SUBJ WAS FINE -

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11:37 00002837
OTHER What's this? →

Whitefish, MT

Assist WISCONSIN Online report; RP advised no criminal conduct Citizen; AVE committed. NFA CIRCLED THE RPS CAR A COUPLE TIMES ; DIDNT SEEM TO NOTICE HE WAS BLOCKING TRAFFIC ; LSW MAROON BACK GRAY JACKET AND HAT - HAS A C...

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11:05 00002836
OTHER What's this? →

Whitefish, MT

BAKER AVE / W Traffic Stop; RFS ROW VIO. VERBAL WARN, RA; 13TH ST

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10:17 00002835
OTHER What's this? →

Ln Running Loose

Animal at WEDGEWOOD WB ON WEDGEWOOD ; SMALL BLK DOG Large; LN RUNNING LOOSE

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09:52 00002834
OTHER What's this? →

Dodger Ln / Rp Doesnt Need Contact

Follow Up; CENTRAL AVE DODGER LN / RP DOESNT NEED CONTACT ; RUNNING

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09:18 00002833
OTHER What's this? →

Whitefish, MT

HIGHWAY 93 S / Traffic Stop; RFS SPEED 60 IN 45, CITE SPEED, RW; HIGHWAY 40 W

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09:10 00002832
OTHER What's this? →

Lupfer Ave

911 ABANDONED 911 ; BUSY ON CALLBACK; LUPFER AVE Hangup; HX OF MULTIPLE 911H ; RESD LINE

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09:00 00002831
OTHER What's this? →

Whitefish, MT

HIGHWAY 93 S / Traffic Stop; RFS SPEED 4635, VERBAL WARN, RW; HEDMAN LN

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08:41 00002830
OTHER What's this? →

Reckless HIGHWAY 93 S /

Reckless HIGHWAY 93 S / FORTH BETWEEN LANES; VEHICLE Driver; HODGSON RD SWERVED ALMOST HIT RP; WHITE VOLKSWAGEN PASSENGER CAR

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08:10 00002829

PATROL

Nb On Hwy 93

Extra WF SCHOOL Patrol; DISTRICT NB ON HWY 93; RP WILLING TO SIGN; SPEEDING; VEHICLE GOING BACK AND

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07:57 00002828
OTHER What's this? →

Whitefish, MT

Assist WHITEFISH Citizen; POLICE - NEW

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