Young Peeping Tom eludes deputies

The Flathead County’s Sheriff’s Office was unable to locate a young Peeping Tom who was seen peering through windows on Lone Star Trail.

A dog was picked up and taken to a shelter after biting someone in West Glacier.

Well-drilling cable was stolen from a barn on U.S. 93 South.

A man on Middle Road near Columbia Falls reported that a skunk bit his dog. The dog bit back and killed the striped assailant in what had to be a smelly affair.

Six cows were dispersed after causing a traffic hazard on Whalebone Drive.

A Bigfork woman’s purse was stolen from a vehicle while she was at a hospital.

A nail gun was stolen from a home on Terrace Drive near Columbia Falls.

An assault on a 15-year-old boy by a 27-year-old man is now being investigated on Spring Hill Road in Kila. Another man was arrested for punching his “friend” in the nose on Gordon Avenue near Columbia Falls.

On Farm to Market Road, someone stole a carburetor off a truck.

Someone in a passing vehicle threw a beer bottle at a man working in his yard on U.S. 93 South near Lakeside.

A drunk man reported as a traffic hazard was given a ride home after being picked up by deputies on Foy’s Canyon Road.

Four boys were seen dumping trash on School Addition Road. They were gone when deputies arrived.

Two boys were counseled, separated and released after a verbal disturbance on Willow Glen Drive.

Kalispell Police officers counseled two angry neighbors on Fifth Avenue East after one accused the other of putting mustard on a motorcycle.

Someone reported a suspicious man after he was seen following a young girl on Fourth Avenue West. No crime was committed but the man was spoken to by officers.

Threats were reportedly made on Facebook to someone living on South Meadows Drive.

Money from an online bank account was reported stolen by a suspect who lives out of the country.

A burglary was discovered at a home on Fifth Avenue East after the owner was gone for several days.

A landlord said a former tenant of a home on Second Avenue East caused unspecified damage before moving out.

Someone who showed up a week early to a rental was reported as a possible burglar at a vacation home near Eighth Avenue West. Officers asked him to move along.

Graffiti was found on a building on Bruyer Way.

An iPod was reported stolen on Indian Trail Road.

Alarms

There were no injuries and minor damage after a two-vehicle collision near West Idaho Street.