Rock tossers caught, hauled home
Rock-throwing youths were caught by a motorist on U.S. 2 East and reported to the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office. The woman driver called deputies after a rock was thrown at her sport utility vehicle. The kids were handed over to deputies and taken home.
A man was arrested for partner/family member assault after allegedly hitting an elderly relative on Pavilion Hill Avenue.
A boy was banned from riding a school bus after a concerned parent on East Edgewood Drive reported the boy had threatened to bring a gun on the bus.
California is the suspected destination for a teenage girl reported as a runaway on Steel Bridge Road.
Someone thought there might be a puppy mill on Middle Fork Road.
On Sleepy Hollow Road, someone said a suspicious vehicle had followed them home on Tuesday.
Deputies assisted after an inmate at the Flathead County Jail became unruly while among the general population and then pounded on a window when he was taken to a private cell.
A woman was reported by a man who said she was putting his possessions outside during a domestic dispute on Kings Loop.
After reporting her adult brother missing on Falcon Lane in Columbia Falls, a woman was notified he had been seen hitchhiking on U.S. 2 East.
Someone in Hungry Horse called in a noise complaint after hearing what sounded like a saxophone.
Kalispell police officers responded to a three-vehicle collision at the intersection of West Idaho Street and North Meridian Road. No injuries were reported.
An apparent transient camp was found behind a business on U.S. 2 West.
Someone attempted to shoplift at a business on U.S. 93 South, but failed and fled the scene.
A woman came to the police station and reported she had been raped.
A man and woman were spotted engaging in a sexual act on a bench near North Main Street, according to a caller.
Three males were accused of roughing up a girl in a dispute over a stolen bike. The bike was returned to the owner and everyone was counseled.
Two dogs were accused of “terrorizing neighborhood cats” on Fifth Avenue West. Officers determined a cat had wandered into the dogs’ yard.
The Montana Highway Patrol responded to a two-vehicle collision on U.S. 2 east of West Glacier near mile marker 170 at 1:17 p.m. Friday. An eastbound vehicle apparently crossed the centerline and side-swiped a westbound vehicle. One person was injured and taken to a hospital for treatment. A second collision was reported a short time later on U.S. 2 at mile marker 159. No injuries were reported.