Liberties taken on Liberty Street

Kalispell police arrested a 27-year-old man on suspicion of indecent exposure and disorderly conduct after he reportedly urinated in the street at Hawthorn and Liberty, then began using vulgarities.

His wife was the third person this week to be bitten by a dog on Ritzman Lane, a man reported to police, and he's concerned about danger to others. Police talked with the dog's owner.

A developmentally delayed 1 1/2-year-old girl was walking in the street at Fourth Avenue East and Center Street, a caller reported. The child was returned to her mother on Third Avenue East, and the Department of Family Services was notified.

Police told a man not to return to the Town Pump on West Idaho after he reportedly tried to pick fights with customers outside.

A boy was threatened by another student at Woodland Montessori, a parent reported. Police are investigating.

A young man was returned to the custody of Wilderness Treatment Center after he walked into a Kalispell business and placed a phone call saying he "can't stay there anymore."

Two older men sat on a swing and bench in front of Smith's Foods at noon Tuesday, harassing customers. They had been drinking, police reported, blocking the skills needed for one to ride a bicycle away from the premises and necessitating a taxi ride for at least one of them.

Public Works employees cleaned up a large pile of broken glass Tuesday afternoon in the westbound lane of West Center at the Kalispell Center Mall entrance.

First National Bank reported receiving some counterfeit $100 bills.

Somebody else said their signature had been forged on checks.