Neighbor greets man with alleged head butt

A Redfield Lane resident in Lakeside likely was bowled over by a reported assault and told Flathead County Sheriff’s Office he was pulling into his driveway and rolled the window down when a man approached the vehicle and head-butted him, causing his nose to bleed. A citation for assault was issued.

A squatter and his dog got comfortable in a man’s fifth wheel in Hungry Horse when he arrived to find the unwanted guests inside. He said the man may have found a “hidden” key and was reportedly refusing to open the door.

A Kalispell woman was very nervous when her husband was out plowing and a neighbor, who allegedly had a history of shooting at them and put a restraining order in place, supposedly kept walking in and out of the house and had something in her hand that kept flashing like a camera or recorder.

A woman on U.S. 2 in Kalispell said she and her husband got into an altercation where he held her arms, she pulled his hair and he hit her in the face. Deputies asked her to fill out a statement and she said she would, but reportedly left without completing it or say where she was going.

A Kalispell woman’s intoxicated husband allegedly grabbed her by the throat and held her against the wall. She went to a neighbor’s house to report the alleged assault because he had taken her phone.

Someone told deputies their son was receiving “threats to kill himself” and it was happening all over Kalispell. The man alleged the threats were made at a Billings wrestling tournament and the threats were being posted on social media.

Someone reportedly told the Kalispell Police Department that a neighbor had never shoveled the sidewalks in front of his house in the three years he lived there. Police posted a notice on the neighbor’s door and planned to check back in 72 hours to see if it was shoveled.

A finicky person didn’t like that their neighbor continues to shovel “his snow” out into the road despite asking him to stop because it builds up in the road.

People on Third Street West were counseled on pushing snow into the roadway — possibly related to the earlier complaint.

A man alleged that “upwards of nine people and five dogs” were living in an apartment and wanted to know “who he needs to speak to about this.” The man also complained about trash “all over the place” and that the city dumpster was filled within a day or two of being emptied.

Police received a report of a man sleeping in a sleeping bag on the porch of a First Avenue East business. The person calling in the report wanted the man checked on and removed.

An employee on North Main Street was leaving work when she saw a van stopped in the middle of the road on West Montana Street and people were looking down the alley. She thought it was suspicious and could be linked to a burglary at a nearby business.

Someone found syringes and a spoon in a Fourth Avenue East alley and other drug paraphernalia in a truck.

A Good Samaritan stopped to help a woman whose vehicle ran out of gas and was stalled on Old Reserve Drive.

A man discovered sleeping in a chair in the mall reportedly refused to leave when asked. Police dropped the man off on South Woodland Drive.

A woman in an alley near West Idaho Street was ticked off at a man who reportedly mocked her because she was “having a hard time” when she walked by and supposedly told her she was trespassing. Police then talked to the man, who reportedly said he didn’t know what her issue was, that she just started yelling at him when he came outside to leave. Parties were counseled and would “move in opposite directions.”

Someone thought it was suspicious that a man was allegedly delivering packages that came in some type of bag onto someone’s porch over a couple of months.

Whitefish Police Department responded to a call from a woman on Baker Avenue who said a man was “running around and breaking (expletive).”

Another call came in from Baker Avenue where a person just wanted to say “thank you.”

A woman calling from Fourth Street West was upset kids were doing brodies in a school’s back parking lot because they purportedly “could have killed someone.”

A Central Avenue resident was having difficulty backing out of his parking lot because a vehicle was partially blocking it and wanted it removed ASAP.