Woman wins tobacco-related fight

The Flathead County Sheriff’s Office responded to a verbal disturbance at a home near U.S. 93 south of Whitefish where a man and woman were fighting over cigarettes and a can of chewing tobacco. The man initially hung up on a dispatcher after learning deputies were on their way, saying “the woman always wins.” The man and woman were not cited.

Deputies were unable to locate anything suspicious after a caller on East Reserve Drive reported seeing something fall from the sky with “a lot of flames.”

Tools, cash and DVDs were reported stolen from a home on Conrad Drive.

A woman stopped to pick up garbage on Jellison Road near Columbia Falls as a deputy was searching for the owner of the trash.

On Blazing Trail outside Kalispell, a woman said her neighbor’s dog bit her face.

A woman near U.S. 93 in Lakeside said she gave her ex-boyfriend permission to take a hot tub but that he had also taken other items from her home.

A caller on Cemetery Road reported seeing a man smoking marijuana in a van.

Trees were reportedly being cut down illegally on Pleasant Valley Road in Marion.

On El Rancho Road, a woman said her estranged son threatened to kill her, her husband and her other son.

A mother was counseled after leaving a 2-year-old child in a vehicle while shopping at a business on U.S. 2 East.

A man on Pine Street near Columbia Falls complained that a neighbor was hitting golf balls into his yard.

The Kalispell Police Department received a report from a woman walking near Four Mile Drive and U.S. 93 North, who said a man started running after her and a walking partner asking if they knew an attorney. One of the women claimed her husband was a police officer and the man stopped.

A woman on Second Street West said she was recorded without her knowledge during a meeting with her son and his principal.

The owner of a dog accused of biting a delivery man on Third Avenue East agreed to have the animal quarantined.

A 16-year-old girl on Fourth Avenue West was accused of stealing items from a locker room.

A man on Fourth Avenue West said his neighbors have been yelling at him “all day.”

Two men were seen lying on the ground after an apparent fight on Green Briar Drive. One of the men declined to pursue charges when contacted by an officer.

At the intersection of South Main Street and 13th Street East, a man accused a woman of tapping her brakes and displaying an obscene gesture as she drove in front of him.

An elderly man on Kenway Drive accused a home care nurse of stealing his possessions and threatening to kill him if he reported it.

Someone on Liberty Street accused a man of knocking on his or her door and occasionally trying to open it.

Three men initially reported as possibly intoxicated juveniles were counseled near the intersection of North Meridian Road and West Idaho Street.

A man described as having long hair and a leather vest was cited and released after reportedly being disorderly at a business on East Idaho Street.

Glasses and a spare key were stolen from a vehicle parked near North Main Street.

A woman on Liberty Street said a man who had locked himself out of his apartment was knocking on her door. He had also defecated himself, she said.

The driver of a gold Honda left a business on U.S. 93 North without paying for $20 in fuel.

A teenage boy was cited and released after allegedly rummaging through vehicles on Second Avenue West.