At a little before 6 a.m. Wednesday, someone reported horses loose on U.S. 2

near Brunner Road. Minutes later came the call that a Frito Lay truck had hit the horses. One lay dead on the road north of the airport; another was dead beneath the truck. The driver was taken to North Valley Hospital, and the horses' corpses were hauled away later.

A Flathead County sheriff's deputy deemed it a discipline problem when a 15-year-old boy, who was angry because his mother wouldn't give him back an Xbox, sat in his bedroom with a pocket knife taped to the end of a stick.

A child reportedly shot a girl with a BB gun, injuring her ear.

Harassing phone calls were reported on Bernard Road, and harassment was reported on North Juniper Bay Road.

Two semi trucks jackknifed at about the same time Wednesday evening; one was near Bigfork and the other was by West Glacier.

An 8-year-old child reported blood and a dead person; she was mistaken.

On Airport Road, deputies were expected to mediate a roommates' dispute. The first call was that one resident took a dish set belonging to the other and wouldn't return it. The next call was about their disagreement over parking. Officers may be hoping there isn't another call.

Coram Fire Department and highway patrol went to an accident near West Glacier, where a man ran from the scene after turning a vehicle on its side. A witness smelled alcohol; highway patrol will investigate.

Cows invaded a yard on Hagerman Lane. A dog was reportedly stolen and returned at Rocky Mountain Hi Campground.

A sexual assault was reported in Evergreen.

Near Columbia Falls was a report that a woman stole and forged a vehicle title to get a loan.

Forklift forks were stolen from a construction site in Bigfork.