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Daily Police Activity Report - Unknown County Sheriff's Office

Unknown County Sheriff's Office · 06/24/26

County

Unknown County

Agency

Unknown County Sheriff's Office

Incidents Indexed

7

Published Summary

The Unknown County Police responded to incidents. Below is a full log:

- 07:10:02,639 | Unknown | Cat: other

- 07:12:03,178 | Unknown | Cat: other

- 07:12:03,194 | Unknown | Cat: other

- 07:12:03,260 | Unknown | Cat: other

- 07:12:03,266 | INFO - Audited post #606: PASS, 0 PII flags — Cat: other

- 07:12:03,268 | Unknown | Cat: other

- 07:12:03,280 | Unknown | Cat: other

// 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
07:12

07:12:03,280

Unknown

INFO - Facebook auto-queued 1 audited post(s) for missoula report #663

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07:12

07:12:03,268

Unknown

INFO - Blotter auditor: 1 post(s) audited, 0 flagged for review

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07:12

07:12:03,266

Unknown

INFO - Audited post #606: PASS, 0 PII flags

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07:12

07:12:03,260

Unknown

INFO - Using free local audit path for post 606 (set MB_USE_PAID_LLM=1 to use Claude)

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07:12

07:12:03,194

Unknown

INFO - generate_posts(blotter_id=663): created 1 digest post

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07:12

07:12:03,178

Unknown

ERROR - Ollama API error: HTTPConnectionPool(host='127.0.0.1', port=11434): Read timed out. (read timeout=120) – using fallback digest

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07:10

07:10:02,639

Unknown

INFO - Fetching Missoula public report: https://webapps.missoulacounty.us/dailypublicreport/

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