Pickup's suspicious occupant was stuffed
An old truck parked on the side of Montana 35 was reported Sunday as suspicious to the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office. The caller said it looked like a man wearing a cowboy hat was in the truck. Deputies found the truck occupied by a stuffed dog wearing a cowboy hat.
A Hungry Horse caller said someone ran over his crotch rocket and smashed the windows out of his RV.
Medication and a bracelet were reported stolen from a home on Helena Flats Road.
A dog reportedly attacked a deer in a field by a church on Foy’s Lake Road. The deer had to be killed, and the dog could not be found.
A checkbook was reported stolen on Addison Square.
Someone reported a burglary on Welf Lane.
An employee at a restaurant on U.S. 93 tried to arrange a free ride home for some extremely intoxicated customers. When that failed, the employee took their keys, but they had a second set and drove off.
A welder was stolen from a home on Whalebone Drive.
A woman on Panoramic Drive said her son tried to vandalize her house and break a mirror over her husband’s head. The boy was taken into custody.
A man driving without headlights on U.S. 2 was just unfamiliar with how to operate them.
A woman on KM Ranch Road who screens all of her phone calls told deputies she got a message from an unknown number that just said “kidnapping, trafficking and sex abuse,” and nothing more.
A sex offender was arrested after allegedly hitting his girlfriend on the forehead with a glass ashtray on U.S. 93.
Sunday afternoon, a man told Kalispell Police he found his stolen bike on the website Craigslist.
A man asked what he should do if he gave his car to his ex-girlfriend, and she hasn’t put it in her name and has been getting a lot of tickets in Washington.
A yellow Chevy Cavalier was found illegally parked on the side of Fourth Street West with the airbags deployed and a light post gone.
A Third Avenue East woman called 911 and told police she needs a psychiatrist.
Someone stole $9.01 of fuel from a business on North Meridian Road.
Monday morning, two youths were taken into custody for outstanding warrants from King County, Wash., at Glacier High School.
A caller on Third Avenue West wanted to know how many animals someone living in Kalispell can own.
Sunday night, a man on Central Avenue told Whitefish Police that someone hit him on the head with a bottle and then took off on foot. Police took a youth into custody. The victim refused medical care and was taken back to the bar.
A gray Acura and a white Mustang were racing on Tumblehome Avenue.
Someone shot a deer and left it inside the Whitefish city limits.
Two sisters fighting in a car on Ninth Street West on Sunday told Columbia Falls Police everything was OK.
A woman complained that a man she has a restraining order against keeps coming to her work and leaving notes for her and saying stuff about her on Facebook.
A Third Avenue East man told police that his wife beat him up. Neither wanted to pursue charges, and the man agreed to leave for the night.