Unauthorized vehicle pulls woman over

According to the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office, a woman was pulled over by an unmarked vehicle the night before, but apparently it was not an authorized police vehicle. The woman said it was a black hard-top jeep with a light on the grill and the lights were white. The person claimed to be a police officer and shined his phone light in her face the whole time so she couldn’t see his face. She said the man claimed to pull her over because she had a taillight out. She told them she just had her vehicle serviced so she was sure it was working fine, but provided her information. The man reportedly told her he didn’t write tickets for taillights being out and she said she could hear him laughing as he walked away.

A man hired to work at a woman’s home reportedly took a $10,000 payment from her in September, but hadn’t completed the work, and reportedly gave her fake receipts for work supplies he had supposedly purchased.

A woman was upset her neighbors kept backing up into her driveway. She was advised to talk to her neighbors.

According to the Kalispell Police Department, a gun was stolen from a camper.

A vehicle parked in a field was stripped of its driver door and passenger door and its license plate was gone. The caller thought the vehicle was stolen based on the condition.

A caller kicked out a tenant who destroyed a room and asked about getting the tenant’s vehicle towed.

An elderly driver was reported stuck on the railroad tracks. A tow truck driver was en route to help the driver.

Anger management training might be a good next step for a caller who got frustrated while filling out violent-offender paperwork and hung up.

A Ruger rifle and semi automatic gun were burglarized from a residence.

Somebody knocked on a door and shined a flashlight into the house, so the resident called police to find out if it was law enforcement. It wasn’t.

A motel employee said she tried to kick a group of people out of a room, but they didn’t return the key and were refusing to leave.

A dispatcher answering a call reported hearing muffled noises and yipping that sounded like a dog was playing with a phone.

A motel employee said the people who rented a room owed money. A room check revealed that the room was full of guns and knives.

Someone was worried because a pastor was allowing transients on the premises.

A couple of “rough looking” males with tattoos were reportedly asking people if they were interested in installing a home theater system.