Report of murderous intent unfounded?

The Flathead County Sheriff’s Office received a report from an Oklahoma resident who said she received word that her adopted son, a transient in the area, had been molesting young children and that he was going to take a boy to the woods, kill him and feed him to a pig, and that no one would ever know. Deputies checked on the boy and said he was in fine health and was just cold, hungry and homeless. The call was believed to be unfounded.

An observant shopper, also an ex-Marine, reported seeing four boxes at a yard sale on La Brant Ridge with roughly 160 pounds of C4 high explosives inside.

A pair of good Samaritans turned in found items to deputies. A man’s daughter found several hundred dollars on the ground on East Cottonwood Drive and another person found two wedding bands on U.S. 2 in Kila.

Several callers in Whitefish reported a herd of llamas running loose around Cantrell Court. All but one of the approximately nine or 10 animals, missing from a nearby property, were located.

A Stillwater Loop resident reported her ex had hacked into her voicemail, changing her greeting to an obscene message.

A man was arrested after a theft at a store on U.S. 2 East in Kalispell.

An ongoing problem with people dealing drugs was reported on Marjorie Street in Columbia Falls.

Someone broke into a hotel room on U.S. 2 East in West Glacier, tore the television off the wall and stole it.

A wolf was reported eating a dead deer in a field off Van Sant Road. No animals were found.

An inmate at the county jail was found in possession of drugs.

A pinball machine was stolen from a yard sale on Silver Leaf Drive.

Fuel was siphoned from farm equipment on Trumble Creek Road.

A concerned person contacted the Kalispell Police Department after seeing a young teenage girl standing in front of a West Idaho Street business, seeming to be “soliciting” any guy that was alone walking in to the store. The person also believed there was a man watching her.

A man reported a vehicle had backed into him on Hutton Ranch Road on Monday and knocked him down. He said he was now in pain and needed to go to the doctor so was reporting the incident.

A business on U.S. 2 West has been having an ongoing problem with someone damaging the men’s bathroom.

A man was arrested on a warrant and for partner or family member assault and a woman was arrested on a warrant after a fight on Liberty Street.

A boy was arrested on South Main Street for violating his probation.

A wallet containing credit cards, Social Security cards and $200 was stolen on Rockefeller Drive.

Chair cushions and ashtrays were reported stolen from a property on Sixth Street East.

Binoculars and a bar of copper were stolen from an unlocked vehicle on Fifth Avenue East.

A man was arrested by Columbia Falls Police Department officers after they responded to a physical disturbance on Fifth Avenue East North.

Ongoing thefts from the back porch of a North Nucleus Avenue business were reported.

The Whitefish Police Department received a call from an East Third Street resident asking what 911 was for. The dispatcher discovered she was trying to get in touch with the cable company.

Polson Police Department officers arrested a person for driving with a suspended or revoked license after responding to a vehicle accident with property damage at KwaTaqNuk Casino Resort.

Criminal mischief was reported at a diner and on First Avenue East.

Lake County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested a person for assault with a weapon after responding to a vehicle accident with injury on St. Mary’s Lake Road.

A theft was reported in a trailer park.

Ronan Police Department officers arrested a person for assault with a weapon in the parking lot of a bank.