Four students found with marijuana

An administrator at a Bigfork school contacted the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office after catching a student with marijuana shortly after 9 a.m. Monday, then again when three more students were found with marijuana two and a half hours later.

A man who complained that a farmer had decided he had too many horses and shot about six of them was told it was legal for the horses’ owner to put them down as long as it was done in a humane manner and that all the animal control officer could do was advise the owner of other options for placing the horses. The caller refused to give the officer the name or address of the horses’ owner, so the story could not be confirmed.

A county garbage truck was called to empty several Dumpsters after remains from a marijuana grow operation including stems, bags of marijuana leaves, stems, and potted roots were found in them.

A Bigfork mother on Vista Lane reported her daughter’s boyfriend entered the home uninvited, sneaking in through a window, and that he had previously threatened her daughter.

A Horseshoe Drive man reported someone had taken his all-terrain vehicle for a joyride and that he later found the vehicle, but not a cart that had been attached to it.

A Martin City woman reported her husband smashed out two windows on her vehicle at her Fourth Street North home.

An Antelope Trail assault was reported by a man who said another man came after him with a rock.

A motorist was reported after being seen downing a bottle of vodka at a red light on U.S. 93 North.

An inmate at the Flathead County Detention Center broke a tooth on a ham bone.

A motorist was arrested during a traffic stop on U.S. 2 East for drunk driving.

Power tools were stolen from a Mountain View Court garage.

A relative of an 11-year-old girl contacted the Kalispell Police Department after a man in a red Jeep followed the girl on Hawthorn Avenue and kept telling her he wanted to see her naked.

A boy was arrested and incarcerated in the Flathead County Juvenile Detention Center after brandishing a large folding knife at another motorist on Fourth Street West.

A motorist who hit a barrier on South Main Street and drove across the lawn at the courthouse told an officer he was cut off by a pickup truck and forced up on the curb.

A school bus driver contacted police after accidentally rubbing the vehicle against a parked car on Fifth Avenue West, leaving yellow paint on the car.

A very angry man was reported kicking garbage Dumpsters and screaming profanities while walking down 10th Street East.

The Whitefish Police Department received reports of items stolen from properties and a vehicle on Somers Avenue, Central Avenue and Washington Avenue, including a mountain bicycle, a backpack, a cowboy hat, a box of ammunition, a canvas jacket and a patio heater.

A registered sex offender was arrested by the Columbia Falls Police Department following a partner or family member assault incident on Ninth Street West.