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Area cold case resolved

| March 16, 2018 8:44 PM

According to the Kalispell Police Department, a man put ice cream in his pants in an attempt to steal it.

A black lab named Bear was reunited with its owner after it wandered inside a sports store.

A chainsaw was stolen from a vehicle.

A transient was setting up camp and a passerby was concerned they were too close to the road. The transient told police he was just trying to shelter himself from a storm.

A woman reportedly left a baby in a running vehicle for at least 10 minutes.

An intoxicated man was throwing up on himself. He reportedly tried to get into a stranger’s truck but the driver wouldn’t let him.

A woman thought her work manager was doing drugs on the job.

A man said he just got home and went inside and somebody “car hopped” him, taking all the items out of his car.

A woman and a man were involved in a physical disturbance, and the man reportedly cut up the woman’s clothes.

A bunch of cars were in a parking lot in front of a store that was closed.

A woman wanted to know how long she had to hold on to an ex-roommates belongings.

Someone reported a man breaking into a truck with a coat hanger, but he was helping a woman who got locked out of her truck.

An officer reportedly talked with a student who refused to come out of a coat closet.

According to the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office, a man was afraid a couple was involved in a physical disturbance in their vehicle, but the subjects said they were just “talking with their hands.”

A business employee said a whole truck-load of fence posts was stolen from inside the building.

Two mustangs were spotted running down the road.

A man said his ex-wife transferred $8,000 from his account. He said they had been divorced for two years and he didn’t know she still had access to it.

A man reportedly stole toothpaste and mouthwash from a supermarket.

A woman who was dumpster-diving was told to move along.

According to the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office, a caller wanted to speak to law enforcement about the “resident crack heads.”