GALLATIN COUNTY, Mont. — The Montana law enforcement community is mourning the sudden passing of Sergeant Michael Flohr of the Gallatin County Detention Center, who was found deceased in Magpie Gulch following a hunting accident.

Sergeant Flohr was widely respected for his dedication to public service, having served his community with honor, integrity, and unwavering commitment. Colleagues and community members remember him as an exceptional leader, officer, husband, father, and friend, whose presence made a lasting impact on those around him.

The loss of Sergeant Flohr has struck deeply across law enforcement circles, with fellow officers and residents expressing condolences and offering support to his family and loved ones. His service, leadership, and personal character have left a profound legacy in Gallatin County and beyond.

Authorities have confirmed the incident occurred during a hunting outing, and the community continues to reflect on his life and service. The date of his passing is recorded as November 1, 2025.

Rest Easy, Sergeant Michael Flohr

Your dedication to duty, your love for your family, and your service to the community will never be forgotten. Prayers and thoughts are with your family of blue and blood during this difficult time.

End of Watch: 11.1.25

This tragic loss is a solemn reminder of the risks that our public servants face both on and off duty, and the enduring bonds shared within the law enforcement community.