Marion man arrested twice amid threats

The Flathead County Sheriff’s Office and Kalispell Police Department were both called to deal with a Marion man reported going on a rampage and threatening people.

The man’s father first contacted the sheriff’s office to report the 34-year-old had just tore out of the driveway, mad after the father “put up a roadblock” to stop the son from dumping things on their property, part of an ongoing dispute between the man and his father, which had at times been physical. The man was subsequently arrested then posted bond and was released.

A nephew of the man later called Kalispell police to discuss protection for his parents, saying the man had threatened to burn down their house and kill them. In the meantime, the man was again arrested during a felony traffic stop.

A rowdy second grader was apprehended by a Flathead County Sheriff’s Office deputy after running away from an East Evergreen Drive school, chased by an administrator. The combative boy was transported to the hospital, but on the way punched the windows of the police vehicle before being restrained with handcuffs, at which point he hit his head on the cage.

The sheriff’s office received reports from a woman claiming her husband was intimidating her and from her husband saying she had been threatening and harassing him. The wife was advised her husband had asked a deputy about getting a restraining order, and the deputy told her he had a recording of the threat she had made over the phone of “going physical and not in a good way.”

A Montana Wild Wings Recovery woman responded to an area off Montana 35 after a person contacted the sheriff’s office to report a bald eagle in distress stuck on a log at the river. The eagle was found to have a “bad left wing” and injured left eye.

Someone temporarily took up residence in a vacant, for-sale house on Saddle Loop in Bigfork, where a basement window was found open, a bed looked like someone had slept in it, the bathroom had been used and food was found on the back deck.

A Conrad Drive man reported his landlord left him a notice saying deputies had tried to visit him multiple times, but said he believed they had “the wrong guy.”

The culprit in the Saturday morning theft of scratch-off tickets and a box of hunting equipment from a vehicle may have been caught on camera cashing the tickets in.

A Columbia Falls woman reported she hadn’t slept in 14 days and that her neighbors were making noise that kept her awake.

A Rhodes Draw man reported his neighbors had been repeatedly trespassing on and throwing rocks on his property.

A man who repossessed a vehicle a prior day discovered the tires on his two pickup trucks had been slashed.

A peeved person reported flowers were stolen off a grave on U.S. 93 North.

A chainsaw-carved bear was stolen from a Glacier Vista Drive deck in West Glacier.

Tools were stolen from a Poplar Drive property twice within a month.

An inmate assault took place in the county jail.

A concerned woman contacted the Kalispell Police Department after becoming trapped in a Woodland Park bathroom, but she eventually got out when she determined she had locked the upper lock, which she couldn’t see because the lights weren’t coming on.

A worried Western Drive resident reported neighbors who have a pair of rescue dogs but throw plastic chairs at the dogs every time they bark.

A youth was reported shooting up drugs in a vehicle in the parking lot of a U.S. 93 South casino.

An iPod and change were stolen from a vehicle on Owl Creek Trail.

A Whitefish Police Department officer arrested a man for theft in the area of a U.S. 93 South convenience store after the man, who had a guitar strapped to his back, walked out of the store with his arms full of chips he had not paid for.

A woman was “unarrested” after having been arrested following a report of a fight in a West Second Street parking lot. One woman in that alleged altercation was reported bleeding from the back of her head.

A woman was arrested during a traffic stop on U.S. 93 South after trying to use her sister’s identification.

Several items were stolen from in front of a Spokane Avenue business.