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Whitefish Police Department advised a male walking down the beach playing an app called “Pokémon Go” of park hours and told him to go home.

Someone told police that a young man appeared to be living in a recycling center set up on Columbia Avenue when he or she saw him put items inside a bin and then get inside.

Two hanging flower baskets valued at $500 were allegedly stolen from U.S. 93 South. The person making the report said he or she had video footage.

A man was concerned about the safety of his children when he reported that people “blow through” crosswalks when people are waiting to cross.

Squatters allegedly moved into an apartment on West Lakeshore Drive.

Someone who works at a building on Spokane Avenue said a person was living “under the covering at the front porch” because there was a mattress, dog food and vodka.

Two men with a six-pack of beer were advised of the city ordinance on open containers.

A woman had a relaxing time at the expense of a business when she allegedly took a bag of chips, colored pencils, coloring books and a road atlas to a trucker’s lounge on U.S. 2 West and used some of the items before leaving in a gray SUV, according to Columbia Falls Police Department.

A woman said she would drop off photos of a planter stolen from outside her Fifth Street West residence to police.

Extra patrol was requested at a Wildcat Drive house after a man came up to the resident’s fence and walked to the back of the house after reportedly staring at the resident’s daughter’s boyfriend. When the boyfriend allegedly confronted the man, the man “stared at him and just walked away.”

Instead of getting a thanks, a man allegedly got a threat for returning a dog to its owner more than once on U.S. 2 West in Kila. The man told Flathead County Sheriff’s Office that the dog’s owner reportedly said he would put a bullet in the man’s head if he came onto his property.

A man on West Cottonwood Drive in Kalispell claimed he saw a marijuana plant in some bushes while he was sleuthing for clues as to who took some of his items.

A woman on East Evergreen Drive wanted to talk to an officer rather than give any details to dispatchers about a person she suspected was stealing dogs.

Two men were involved in fisticuffs on Mountain Drive in Hungry Horse.

A stereo was missing after someone broke into a man’s car on Cynthia Drive in Kalispell.

A woman who allegedly had a tablet on her lap was seen driving recklessly on Montana 206 in Columbia Falls.

A man on Hungry Horse Boulevard suspected an employee who didn’t show up for work had stolen money from his business.

A dog was spotted chasing fawns on West Valley Drive in Kalispell.

Someone who had his or her mail stolen on U.S. 2 East in Kalispell allegedly had checks fraudulently cashed.

More than one vehicle was reportedly broken into and items stolen on U.S. 2 East in Kalispell.

Someone hit a gas line, which was “blowing,” on Rocky Meadows Trail in Kalispell.

Someone on Coverdell Road in Bigfork wanted officers to check on a man because he was sitting on the side of the road and had raised his hand when he or she drove by.

Two teen girls were seen going through vehicles on West View Drive in Kalispell.

A man called officers to report another man was allegedly trying to take items from the Somers disposal site despite signs posted that people can’t salvage items from the site. The caller was concerned that the man, who was in the middle of a metal pile looking for a bike, would injure himself. The man was not happy that he couldn’t take items and took off.

A woman in Kalispell wanted advice whether or not she should delete a posting of a trailer for sale on her social media page after someone allegedly wrote that the location of the trailer was a “meth house.”

A woman on Middle Road in Columbia Falls was not sure what to do with a neighbor’s rooster that showed up at her house because she couldn’t let her dog outside and the neighbors hadn’t returned her calls.

A parrot was found by a man on Forest Drive in Kalispell. The man wasn’t sure who it belonged to and was advised that the animal shelter was not set up for parrots and to contact a business that has helped out with “exotics” in the past.

A possibly intoxicated man was “acting really funny,” walking into traffic waving his arms around, then just standing there eating something before trying to flag down cars, according to someone on U.S. 35 in Bigfork.

A woman possibly on First Avenue South in Martin City reportedly got into an argument with another woman over dogs “that get loose all the time” and a threat was made “to burn the house down.”

A fight broke out between a woman and man in front of a church on First Street West in Martin City. Someone called to report seeing five people — all men except one woman wearing a bikini top — standing around the area. The caller said the woman may have gotten hit and was on the ground. When officers arrived, the people were gone.

A man who allegedly got out of jail was “beating on” a woman in a trailer on Bitterroot Drive in Marion. The caller also reportedly could hear the man screaming, yelling and “pounding on things,” and a child begging him to stop.

A man on Jellison Road told officers that another man “put a hit on him.” The caller had received a threatening text message and heard shots fired that he believed were meant as threats toward him.