Wrestlemania caps off night on the town

A argument and wrestling match between coworkers broke out at a hotel, according to Kalispell Police Department logs. The men involved were at a bar drinking and one was upset that his supervisor wanted to call it a night. After a brief wrestling match, the men were separated. No one wanted to pursue charges and the championship belt is still up for grabs.

Oh, won’t you please take me home? An intoxicated man sporting a Guns N’ Roses T-shirt was staggering around and eventually fell to his shun-n-n-n-n-n-n-n-n knees, knees.

A dog had been barking “all day long” — until an officer arrived on scene to investigate. The little yapper apparently started right back up as the officer was driving away from the home.

A woman with some sort of animal was browsing the housewares section of a box store. Store managers didn’t want to make a big deal out of her animal, but wanted her removed from the store.

A possible drug deal was going down near the entrance of a pharmacy. A man sitting in the grass allegedly handed a packet containing a white powder to a man on a bicycle.

A store clerk wasn’t fooled by a customer trying to pass a fake $100 bill. The fraudulent Benjamin was confiscated, but the suspect took off.

Extra patrol was requested by a resident who was concerned about a neighbor possibly running drugs.

A store security worker asked for assistance dealing with a suspected shoplifter. The suspect took off running when approached by security.

A caller was concerned about the safety of a pair of cyclists riding on the road without reflective clothing.

Suspicious people were reportedly “running around.” The reporting party was mumbling and unable to provide more information, other than that it was dark and hard to see.

A caller was concerned about a Snapchat friend who was possibly drinking and driving.

A mother reported her 4-year-old son was missing and his cowboy boots were gone. The child was located an hour later.

A suspicious man in all black was taking photos of homes in a neighborhood. The manner in which the man walked seemed strange and erratic, as if he was high on drugs.