'I'll get even with you - or someone else'

A report of criminal mischief received by the Whitefish Police Department turned out to be a misdirected attempt at revenge due to an earlier incident. An East Second Street resident reported someone threw a ball through the bedroom window and damaged the front yard, although the resident didn’t see anyone running away. A little more than an hour later, a neighbor who tends bar at a Central Avenue establishment shared his belief the act was likely meant for him due to cutting off a man at the bar who then threatened the bartender, saying he knew where the bartender lived and that he would get back at him.

A Colorado Avenue woman reported someone shot a BB gun at her vehicle.

An upset South Fork Road resident in Martin City complained to the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office about his neighbor’s numerous Guinea hens, which he said wandered into the road causing motorists to have to slam on their brakes. He also referred to them as “bear bait” because they are not penned up.

A Bigfork father on Terrace Hill reported his children for entering a neighbor’s home and putting soap on the windows, asking for a deputy to come talk to them about vandalism.

A bicyclist was chased by a pair of pit bulls on Haywire Gulch. The owner was given a verbal warning after he was found driving around looking for the dogs.

A battery and equipment was stolen and equipment vandalized at an Idaho Hill Road electric substation in Marion.

A Rocky Meadows Loop resident reportedly threw gas on a neighbor’s lawn and flowers.

A Kalispell Police Department officer confiscated a rifle and ammunition brought to a Third Avenue West school by a student.

A woman reported her ex-husband violated a restraining order by leaving her a threatening voicemail.

A group of teenagers were advised not to play with the wildlife after being reported chasing deer in a Seventh Avenue East park.

A protective brother requested a phone call for advice regarding what to do about his sister being involved with a guy who does drugs.

The Columbia Falls Police Department located a stolen vehicle during a traffic stop on Nucleus Avenue, but when the owner was contacted, he was found to be drunk. He was advised to have a sober friend pick up the vehicle for him.

A girl was cited after crashing her car into a fence surrounding a Fourth Avenue West playground. The car was towed at the request of the girl’s parents, to whom she was released.

A 6-year-old with an even younger passenger was reported driving an all-terrain vehicle in a Talbot Road parking lot.