Beware, the zebra might bite
The Flathead County Sheriff’s Office received a report of an unwelcome family that visited a ranch on Whitefish Stage on Sunday. According to the caller, they “practically put their small child through the fence” of the zebra cage. The caller said that the zebra is mean, and they didn’t want it to happen again.
A huge black horse was loose on Lore Meadow Trail near Kalispell on Sunday morning.
Someone called from the annual Pink Me Up Run on Sunday to ask borrow the Sheriff’s Office megaphone.
A man called police to let them know what he was going to be doing Sunday, which was going with his friend to work on a vehicle.
A loud party was reported Sunday night in Hungry Horse.
A white van was seen chasing a young man on a four-wheeler on U.S. 2 West near Kalispell early Monday morning. The caller believed they were all just friends messing around, but was worried that someone might get hurt.
The Lake County Sheriff’s Office made an arrest on criminal contempt charges on Main Street Southwest on Sunday morning.
A Columbia Falls man called police to say that his friend stole some tobacco from him Monday afternoon.
Someone turned in a white baggie with a white substance in it, believed to be drugs, to Whitefish Police on Sunday afternoon.
A cashier at a U.S. 93 South business was suspected of stealing $800 from his till.
The Whitefish black bear was trapped on Baker Avenue on Sunday evening.
A raft complete with paddles and life jackets was stolen from 10th Street East, according to the Kalispell Police Department.
A woman called police from Third Avenue West on Monday to say that someone keeps getting into her house. The intruder does things like coil the hoses under her sink, takes a knife to ruin her countertops, and puts some kind of chemical on her strawberry plants.
A woman called police because she saw another car getting pulled over, and she was worried because she’d had a glass of wine at dinner. The woman requested an officer come and give her a breathalyzer before she drove any further.