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Daily Activity Report - Yellowstone

Law enforcement agency Β· 07/16/26

County

Yellowstone County

Agency

Not identified

Incidents Indexed

15

Published Summary

The agency responded to 15 incidents on 07/16/26. Below is the full log:

04:23 – Disturbing the Peace at 600 BLK ST JOHNS AVE (Noise Complaint β€” CFS: 0_0957f667-2fcf-4ead-8982-b1eaea85b5c7)

04:26 – Disturbing the Peace at 2800 BLK ZIMMERMAN TRL (Noise Complaint β€” CFS: 0_9c12f97b-de23-4d6a-a158-0f43621acced)

10:12 – Drugs/Alcohol Violation at STATE AVE & HALLOWELL LN (Drug Investigation β€” CFS: 0_0af25c9e-f36d-4fcd-89ba-79553c57b858)

11:54 – Vandalism at 400 BLK ALKALI CREEK RD (Vandalism β€” CFS: 0_9d2bb365-eb80-45df-9ece-9e381f888bbc)

13:49 – Fraud at 4400 BLK S FRONTAGE RD (Forgery / Fraud β€” CFS: 0_832dfe18-5f02-4234-8c14-dc69f8ddb178)

15:18 – DUI at 700 BLK S 27TH ST (DUI β€” CFS: 0_c590af03-667f-4013-b13f-dbb503da301f)

17:20 – Robbery at 900 BLK GRAND AVE (Robbery β€” CFS: 0_9f8e54cc-7a37-4693-9c25-63a1eb7b1bdd)

19:15 – Burglary at 200 BLK S 28TH ST (Burglary β€” CFS: 0_57d42d0e-f621-4fcd-bf7d-2535deb805bf)

19:26 – DUI at KING AVE W & S 24TH ST W (DUI β€” CFS: 0_6f56acba-cc13-4d4c-b91f-da9f37991fe9)

21:22 – DUI at 900 BLK SHILOH CROSSING BLVD (DUI β€” CFS: 0_82d508b2-7838-40b3-ab35-184800c38c0a)

21:30 – Fraud at 0 BLK WASHINGTON ST (Forgery / Fraud β€” CFS: 0_4780f532-f75c-4392-83c8-848a3b4308d0)

23:40 – Disturbing the Peace at 5800 BLK CANYONWOODS DR (Noise Complaint β€” CFS: 0_d0bbef21-6cfd-447e-86d2-e428d2aa284e)

23:53 – Vandalism at 21ST ST W & AVENUE C (Vandalism β€” CFS: 0_1aa8fb06-a3d5-44b0-961b-c1d82da03ac6)

00:37 – Burglary at 400 BLK FREEDOM AVE (Burglary β€” CFS: 0_ec074312-66a4-49e7-8dcc-cbdc005e1639)

01:31 – DUI at 600 BLK MAIN ST (DUI β€” CFS: 0_d12ac7d4-7174-4389-b8cf-d9aa7d1af3ec)

// Historical Perspective: Fraud and public-integrity cases in Montana are often read against the Copper Kings era, when mining money distorted state politics and helped produce the 1912 Corrupt Practices Act.

Incident Log Behind This Report

15 source-linked records shown
01:31 0_d12ac7d4-7174-4389-b8cf-d9aa7d1af3ec

DUI

[redacted home address]

DUI

View incident
23:40 0_d0bbef21-6cfd-447e-86d2-e428d2aa284e

Disturbing the Peace

[redacted home address]

Noise Complaint

View incident
View incident
21:22 0_82d508b2-7838-40b3-ab35-184800c38c0a

DUI

[redacted home address]

DUI

View incident
19:26 0_6f56acba-cc13-4d4c-b91f-da9f37991fe9

DUI

KING AVE W & S 24TH ST W

DUI

View incident
17:20 0_9f8e54cc-7a37-4693-9c25-63a1eb7b1bdd

Robbery

[redacted home address]

Robbery

View incident
15:18 0_c590af03-667f-4013-b13f-dbb503da301f

DUI

700 BLK S 27TH ST

DUI

View incident
View incident
04:26 0_9c12f97b-de23-4d6a-a158-0f43621acced

Disturbing the Peace

[redacted home address]

Noise Complaint

View incident
04:23 0_0957f667-2fcf-4ead-8982-b1eaea85b5c7

Disturbing the Peace

[redacted home address]

Noise Complaint

View incident

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