Man reports stroke on Facebook

Kalispell Police Department officers responded to an apartment on Two Mile Drive after a caller reported that a man at the address had posted on Facebook that he was having a stroke. The man declined medical attention and said he didn’t think the social networking post would matter since he has strokes frequently.

Suspicious activity was reported at the intersection of Northrise Lane and Hilltop Avenue where two boys were seen “throwing things and jumping around on stuff.” An officer learned that the boys were building a fort.

A girl near the intersection of Fifth Avenue West and Fifth Street West said that a homeless man yelled at her as she was walking to school. School officials said the man has yelled at other students.

Two women at a business on Airport Road reported that their wallets were stolen.

A small bag of marijuana was found in the lobby of a government building on First Avenue West.

Pills were reported stolen by a resident of Ninth Avenue West.

Two men were seen fighting in the parking lot of a business on North Main Street, but they were gone when officers arrived.

A woman on Sinopah Street reported that a group of youths were in the street and refusing to move for traffic. They were playing basketball.

A hit-and-run collision was reported on Third Avenue East North.

A man who asked for a welfare check on his father near U.S. 2 East was informed that he hadn’t heard from his father because his father doesn’t want to talk to him.

An alleged sexual assault that occurred five years ago was reported by someone on Widgeon Court.

A teenage boy was cited for shoplifting at a business on First Avenue East North. Two teenage girls were caught shoplifting at a business on Hutton Ranch Road.

Officers were unable to locate a man who was reportedly seen “beating his children” in a parking lot on First Avenue East North.

On Fifth Avenue West, a man said he had surveillance footage of a man and woman attempting to burglarize his trailer.

The driver of a gray Ford Mustang was cited for reckless driving after the vehicle reportedly sped through Woodland Park, almost hitting a group of youths.

A group of people seen smoking marijuana on Hawthorn West all had medical marijuana cards.

Someone stole DVDs from a business on U.S. 93 South.

Flathead County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a home on Whalebone Drive where a girl described as a third-grader allegedly brandished a knife and threatened others. The knife was taken from the girl, who was later transported to Kalsipell Regional Medical Center for a mental health evaluation.

Suspicious activity was reported on Maple Drive after a caller reported hearing a young boy screaming for help. Deputies searched the area, but couldn’t locate the source of the yelling.

A burglary was reported on Sunny Lane in Columbia Falls where a remote control airplane was stolen from a garage.

Someone found a white Husky dead with a bullet wound to its head on Patrick Creek Road.

Reckless driving was reported on West Reserve Drive where a driver was seen swerving while smoking out of a marijuana bong.

A man on Shady Lane called 911 when a baby-sitter refused to give him his children because he had let their mother out of his vehicle during an argument at a business on U.S. 2.

A lawnmower was reported stolen on U.S. 2 West.

Two girls were seen removing reflectors and lying in the roadway on South Hilltop Road outside Columbia Falls.

Two teenage girls reported as runaway on Windward Way were later located shoplifting at a business on Hutton Ranch Road.

Two teenage boys were caught smoking marijuana near a school on Electric Avenue in Bigfork.

Extra patrols were requested on Sunnyside Drive after two boys reportedly threatened someone with fireworks.

The Montana Highway Patrol responded to a two-vehicle collision near the intersection of Edgewood Drive and Tamarack Lane.

The Bigfork Fire Department responded to a vehicle that was on fire at a business off of Montana 35 south of Bigfork.