Man wants girlfriend to return shirt
A Kings Loop man contacted the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office to report his ex-girlfriend broke into his house while he was at work and took some of her belongings as well as some of his. He said the woman, who is on parole, opened a window to unlock the front door. The woman’s parole officer was advised to make sure the woman knows she is banned from the property and has to return her ex-boyfriend’s shirt.
A traveling preacher drew some negative attention while preaching on Hungry Horse Boulevard, first when a man came over, tore up the preacher’s equipment and told him he would kill him if he turned the equipment back on, and second when another person complained about the volume at which the preacher was playing music.
A knife and sword salesperson in Bigfork called to ask what age customers had to be to legally purchase the products.
A disappointed dad called deputies after his son stole several items from him and after he found drug paraphernalia and empty baggies in his son’s room at their Kalispell home.
An employee at a U.S. 2 East business reported a man came to his workplace, broke into his car and took his wallet.
Someone who apparently didn’t want to be told what they could and couldn’t do stole a “no hunting” sign from a bulletin board on Prosperity Lane.
An observant grocery patron reported an adult employee made an underage employee drink alcohol at the business, and that it would normally have been caught on camera, but they were blocked from view by cardboard.
A Taylor Road woman called the sheriff’s office after a horse and two donkeys ran by her window.
A Kalispell Police officer responded to the foot tunnel under U.S. 93 North near Grandview Drive after receiving a report of what looked like blood on the tunnel wall. The officer said the blood appeared to be fake and spoke with a nearby filmmaking crew, whose members denied putting it there.
An officer responded to Lawrence Park after receiving a report of a man sitting on a bench with a rifle in his hand. The officer reported the man was indeed holding a rifle. He cited and released the man at the scene for possession of alcohol, but was unable to arrest and incarcerate him on a misdemeanor warrant due to the jail being too full.
A report of a man wearing dark clothing and using a crowbar-like tool to break into mailboxes on Begg Park Drive turned out to be a man with a cane picking up his own mail.
An officer was unable to locate a man reported masturbating outside of a Heritage Way business.
A First Street West man reported being beaten and robbed Wednesday night by a man who punched him in the face repeatedly.
A Liberty Street mother called police after her husband had to hold down her son to keep him from assaulting her husband. The fight started between the 12-year-old boy and his 11-year-old sister over the boy not wanting to do his math homework.
An asset protection representative for a Treeline Road business requested an extra patrol in the area after a manager reported a vehicle pulled up as the manager was leaving and that a man got out and took pictures of the kayaks there.
A vengeful man bit his wife and made her bleed while he was upset after finding out she had cheated on him.
An officer was unable to locate the woman a 10th Avenue West resident heard screaming “help me” several times.
A man in camouflage was reported screaming at cars on West Idaho Street.
A sickened Sixth Avenue West woman called the Columbia Falls Police Department after receiving dirty and obscene phone calls from a private number. She told police she would call the phone company to block any anonymous or restricted calls.