Missoula's Approach To Crime Focuses On Recovery, Not Just Punishment
Missoula County Attorney Matt Jennings reported 12 new felony complaints, a decrease from the previous week.
Jennings stated,
"We're really focused on getting them cleaned up and returning to be a positive member of society.”
- 3 violent crimes were reported, with 2 involving drinking and driving, putting children at risk.
- Only 1 property crime was reported, a significant decrease from previous weeks.
- Methamphetamine-related crimes have seen a recent uptick after a period of decline.
Jennings noted that drug-related issues in Missoula often indicate underlying problems.
Author's summary: Missoula focuses on recovery over punishment for crimes.
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