Strange messages from a stolen phone

 A man called the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office from Foothill Glen Road to say he was receiving threatening and disturbing messages that were being sent from his son’s phone, which was stolen from his pickup truck the day before.

A man calling from a Sherman Lane residence said that a neighbor was harassing him.

A landlord calling from Whitefish Stage Road said that he was being harassed by a tenant who had recently been given an eviction notice.

Jewelry and medications were stolen from a business on Blankenship Road near West Glacier.

Tires were slashed on a vehicle that was also spray-painted on U.S. 93 south of Whitefish.

Someone calling from Fourth Avenue East in Columbia Falls said that a grandson recently stole items from a garage and pawned them in Kalispell.

A man calling from Conestoga Court said that tools, oxygen tanks, nitrogen bottles, vacuum pumps and other items were stolen from his storage unit.

A man called from Tall Pines Court to report that there was a woman parked illegally in his driveway and was threatening to run over him because he was trying to prevent her from leaving. He was advised that he can’t keep the woman from leaving, which she did.

A motorist calling from U.S. 2 in Evergreen reported almost hitting an intoxicated man who had staggered onto the highway.

A man called to report that his son and daughter-in-law were passed out at an Oxford Circle residence while a 16-month-old daughter was walking around the house. The call resulted in the arrest of a man for partner-family member assault.

A clerk at a store on Montana 35 in Bigfork requested assistance with an intoxicated man who was in the store. She refused to sell him alcohol and gave him a soda because she was afraid to let him leave and drive his vehicle. He was later given a ride to another location.

A woman calling from Alpine Lane said she went outside to smoke and saw that her car doors were open. She believed someone had gone through the vehicle and urinated on it.

Kalispell Police got a report Wednesday about a man falling off a bike on West Idaho Street. He was bleeding from his nose and mouth, and it appeared he may have knocked out some teeth. A fire engine was requested to hose blood off the sidewalk.

A woman calling from U.S. 93 North said that her purse was stolen out of her vehicle.

After a non-injury vehicle accident on Sunset Boulevard and West Wyoming Street, a young man was arrested.

A parent calling from Sixth Avenue West said that a man who lives nearby said strange things to the reporting party’s 12-year-old daughter, calling her a witch and a disgusting freak.

A baseball card collection was stolen from a garage on East Nicklaus Avenue.

Early Thursday, a woman said there were several people drinking in the front yard of her East Washington Street home.

A woman said that she was choked by a man at a residence on Lupine Drive. The man was arrested for partner-family member assault.

Whitefish Police got a report of a vehicle theft from a business on Spokane Avenue Wednesday. The caller said the people who rented the vehicle were “way overdue” in returning it.

After a traffic stop on Spokane Avenue, the driver was arrested for a warrant and having a suspended license, and his vehicle was towed away.

There was a report of a huge tree branch blocking Lupfer Avenue. The branch was so big that it required a chain saw to move it.

A woman called from Park Avenue to say that her husband was extremely intoxicated and disorderly. The man had to be transported to North Valley Hospital for treatment.

At 1 a.m. Thursday, there was a report of a Nissan Altima being stolen from a location on Central Avenue. The keys had been left in the vehicle.

A man called Columbia Falls Police Wednesday to say that his home on Columbia Mountain Court had been egged again, and he suspected a neighbor did it.

A man was arrested for driving with a suspended license and for a warrant.