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Daily Police Activity Report - Great Falls Police Department

Great Falls Police Department · 07/21/26 · Great Falls, Montana

County

Cascade County

Agency

Great Falls Police Department

Incidents Indexed

9

Published Summary

The Cascade County Police responded to 8 incidents. Below is a full log:

- 00:16 DUI at 4700 BLK 3RD AVE S. Driving Under the Influence — CFS: PD26-07312

- 11:45 Disturbing the Peace at 1600 BLK 7TH AVE S. Disorderly Conduct — CFS: PD26-07323

- 13:45 Drugs/Alcohol Violation at 300 BLK 8TH ST S. Drug/Narcotic Violations — CFS: PD26-07328

- 15:47 Drugs/Alcohol Violation at 1000 BLK 1ST AVE NW. Drug Equipment Violations — CFS: PD26-07334

- 17:32 Theft/Larceny at 700 BLK SMELTER AVE NE. Shoplifting — CFS: PD26-07339

- 18:22 Disturbing the Peace at 600 BLK 18TH ST S. Disorderly Conduct — CFS: PD26-07345

- 18:46 Vehicle Break-In/Theft at 400 BLK 4TH AVE S. Theft From Motor Vehicle — CFS: PD26-07346

- 23:44 Assault at 1500 BLK 32ND ST S. Simple Assault — CFS: PD26-07357

- 03:34 Theft/Larceny at 3100 BLK 10TH AVE S. Shoplifting — CFS: PD26-07361

// 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

9 source-linked records shown
03:34 PD26-07361
Theft/Larceny What's this? →

3100 BLK 10TH AVE S

Shoplifting

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23:44 PD26-07357
Assault What's this? →

1500 BLK 32ND ST S

Simple Assault

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18:46 PD26-07346

Vehicle Break-In/Theft

400 BLK 4TH AVE S

Theft From Motor Vehicle

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18:22 PD26-07345

Disturbing the Peace

600 BLK 18TH ST S

Disorderly Conduct

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17:32 PD26-07339
Theft/Larceny What's this? →

[redacted home address] NE

Shoplifting

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15:47 PD26-07334
Drugs/Alcohol Violation What's this? →

1000 BLK 1ST AVE NW

Drug Equipment Violations

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13:45 PD26-07328
Drugs/Alcohol Violation What's this? →

300 BLK 8TH ST S

Drug/Narcotic Violations

View incident
11:45 PD26-07323

Disturbing the Peace

1600 BLK 7TH AVE S

Disorderly Conduct

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00:16 PD26-07312

DUI

4700 BLK 3RD AVE S

Driving Under the Influence

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