Search made for aggressive thief
Kalispell Police Department officers searched for a purse snatcher near a parking lot on Hutton Rnach Road after an elderly woman said a young female knocked her over and stole her “pocket book” as she was getting in her vehicle. The elderly woman was bruised, but declined medical treatment.
An attempted burglary was reported at a medical treatment facility on Sunset Boulevard. The unknown suspect was unable to gain entry to the building because of bars over the windows.
Someone drove away from a business on U.S. 93 North without paying for $10.05 in gasoline.
Suspicious activity was reported after a man walked out of a business on North Main Street with a screaming toddler in his arms. An officer spoke with the man, who said the child was upset.
A tenant in an apartment on Two Mile Road was asked to be quiet after a neighbor reported excessive noise.
Two checks were removed from envelopes placed in a mailbox, according to a resident of Sixth Street West.
A bicycle and coat were reported stolen after a burglary on Fifth Avenue East. Another burglary was reported at the same residence the following morning.
A woman on First Avenue East North said a man was verbally abusive and threatened her with a screwdriver.
An officer gave a man a ride to a hospital after he was seen asking for money on Sunny View Lane.
On Fourth Avenue East, a caller reported suspicious activity after seeing a vehicle in the area over the course of several days. An officer learned it was a private investigator.
A credit car was reported stolen on Wolfpack Way and the unknown thief made several purchases before it was canceled.
A man and woman seen fighting in a vehicle on Heritage Way did not want to press charges after a passerby reported the altercation.
A boy was cited for being in possession of cigarettes on Fourth Avenue West.
The Flathead County Sheriff’s Office advised a caller to get a protection order after trespassing was reported on Cobbler Village in Kalispell. A man came to the property and stole a “no trespassing” sign, according to the caller.
A woman on Blacklog Lane near Columbia Falls said a man sent her 60 text messages and called her 23 times after she asked him to stop contacting her. She was advised to obtain a protection order.
On U.S. 2 East in Hungry Horse, $1,500 was initially reported stolen from a vehicle parked at a church. The money was later found.
Two dogs were reportedly chasing animals that belong to a woman on Conrad Drive.
Someone on Elk Run Trail called law enforcement ro ask how to get wood.
A pitbull was seen chasing a child who was riding a bicycle on Harmony Court.
A woman on Caroline Road asked for advice on how to get her soon-to-be ex-husband to leave her house.
Af 4-year-old girl reported missing on Canyon Road in Hungry Horse was found safe in a nearby camper.
Someone broke into a beer cooler on Saint Andrews Drive.
Theft was reported on Montana 35 where a heater and toolbox were stolen from a home and later pawned.
A woman on Blackies Bay Road didn’t want to press charges after a man allegedly broke her television and phone during an argument.
An injured deer was seen stranded on ice near Old Highway 93 South in Somers.
Six juveniles were removed from a business on Saint Andrews Drive in Columbia Falls after allegedly trespassing.