Flathead County
A Riverside Drive resident called Flathead County sheriff's deputies about a suspicious vehicle after watching a woman back her car into a dead end and kill her lights. The woman told deputies she had just pulled over for a place to think.
Two pit bulls were spotted in the backyard of a Mountain View Drive home. Animal wardens were unable to locate the dogs.
A man came into the Sheriff's Office to report a stolen dog but left before he could be helped.
Deputies responded to a residence off Riverside Road and arrested a 23-year-old man wanted on warrants for DUI and criminal endangerment.
A Hoffman Draw woman called deputies after her ex-husband allegedly left threatening messages on her voicemail.
A mother holding a child on her lap while riding in the passenger seat of a car on U.S. 2 was reported on suspicion of child endangerment.
Deputies picked up and destroyed drugs found at a Lakeside bar and casino.
A suspicious vehicle was reported on Lone Juniper Lane, and a suspicious person was reported on Whitefish Stage Road.
A Wildebeest Lane man whom a friend thought may be suicidal turned out to be just emotional.
Minor accidents were reported near the intersection of U.S. 93 and East Oregon Street, on U.S. 93 about four miles west of Whitefish, on Third Avenue East North in Kalispell, on Meridian Road, Whitefish Stage Road, and Birch Glen Road, and on U.S. 93 and Heritage Way.
Dogs were spotted chasing a deer on Foothill Drive.
Deputies conducted extra patrols near a grocery store on U.S. 2 in Evergreen after receiving a tip that students were planning a fight there after school.
A snowboard was reported stolen on Big Mountain.
Someone came into a Kalispell clinic with a skunk bite. Animal wardens went to search for the offending varmint.
The SWAT team was dispatched to River Butte Road to take a likely armed man to the hospital for a mental-health evaluation. He was taken into custody without incident.
Thefts from vehicles were reported on Maple Drive, Stone Street, Pebble Drive, and Rock Drive. Deputies remind residents to lock their cars and remove valuables from sight.