Swimming truck soon rescued

Alarms

A truck apparently took a dip in Flathead Lake because of “mechanical problems” according to the report made to Flathead County Sheriff’s deputies, who, along with the Flathead County dive team, Montana Fish and Game and the Montana Highway Patrol responded to help retrieve the vehicle found submerged about 50 feet off shore near Lakeside around 2 p.m. Wednesday. No injuries were reported and authorities say there was no fuel leakage. The vehicle was yanked out in a few hours.

Calling Flathead County Sheriff’s deputies, a Cayuse Lane woman said she was in the process of chasing her husband with knives, attempting to kill him. Arriving around 8 p.m. Wednesday, deputies saw knives stuck in the front lawn and arrested the homicidal-bent woman for assault with a weapon and assault on a police officer.

A green Coleman canoe was reported stolen from a West Glacier residence Wednesday morning.

A Valley View Drive resident was trying to round up about a dozen loose cows a little before 9 a.m. Wednesday.

Loud name-calling between women on Electric Avenue was apparently intense enough to prompt someone to alert deputies around 9:40 a.m. Wednesday.

Deputies were unable to locate the man seen beating dogs outside a Montana 35 residence around 10:30 a.m. Wednesday.

After running loose along U.S. 2 West around noon Wednesday, a sheep and a lamb were corralled into a nearby yard, from which they escaped before deputies could arrive.

Deputies were unable to locate the person heard walking in the attic of a Whalebone Drive residence around 2:30 p.m. Wednesday.

A Kings Loop pair have apparently been arguing since Tuesday.

Along Solberg Drive, kids apparently rode their bikes over a vehicle and dented its roof Wednesday evening.

Arriving at a disturbance at a Trumble Creek Road residence around 8 p.m. Wednesday, deputies arrested a 48-year-old intoxicated man for partner or family member assault and a warrant.

A woman stole about $40 in change from an Airport Road residence Wednesday night.

There were a total of 318 calls for service in Flathead County between 8 a.m. Wednesday and 8 a.m. Thursday.

Finding a man passed out in a car along Eighth Avenue West around 4 a.m. Thursday apparently didn’t bother the car’s owner, according to a report made to Kalispell Police.

Someone grabbed a teller’s rear, then ran from a Second Avenue East building soon after 3 p.m. Wednesday.

Officers spoke with the two beer-drinking men sitting outside an East Idaho Street store and advised them to move along.

Seeing people yelling and hitting each other as they walked eastbound along Seventh Street West, a man tried to intervene, but was hit himself. Officers were unable to locate the suspects.

Kids were apparently leaning against and spitting on a vehicle parked along West Idaho Street Wednesday night.

A man in an electric wheelchair apparently tried to run into a vehicle along 13th Street East around midnight Wednesday.

A few people were lighting off fireworks outside a Liberty Street residence soon after midnight Wednesday.

 A gazing ball was stolen from the front yard of a Fairway Boulevard residence Thursday morning.

Officers received 72 calls for service between 3 p.m. Wednesday and 3 p.m. Thursday.