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Acorn not the source of suspicious damage

| October 19, 2020 12:00 AM

A man driving on Tenth Street West thought an acorn fell on top of his truck, but when he got out, he reportedly noticed a puncture hole in the driver’s side door that looked like it was caused by a bullet or arrow.

A skinny man allegedly stole orange juice and did not cooperate with two employees who tried to get him to go back in the store. Employees told the Kalispell Police Department they suspected he stole more than OJ because he was going back and forth from the store and parking lot.

A man allegedly called police to emphasize he was a taxpayer and “would like law enforcement to do something about the bums he saw panhandling,” at a location, one of who was sprawled out on the sidewalk, “as opposed to chasing juveniles, who are just feeding the ducks around Woodland Park.” The man planned to address his concerns with the city council.

A woman allegedly saw a man get into her vehicle and then try to get into her house. The man reportedly told her he was involved in an accident, his cell phone was taken from him and he needed to get to Lakeside. She told officers he didn’t gain entry into her house, nothing was taken from her vehicle and he headed onto 11th Street, saying he was going to try and find a bus.

A woman requested a civil standby on U.S. 93 South to get her clothing and kittens because a woman told her she threw away her items.

Someone calling from Crestline Avenue reportedly saw an intoxicated man try to get into his car and was concerned he might try to drive. The man stumbled around, fell and passed out in the grass. Someone tried to wake the man and medical help was requested. He appeared to have drunk too much vodka.

Three boys and a girl in an alley were up to some mischief when they were allegedly throwing rocks and hit a vehicle. It didn’t appear to cause any damage, but someone claimed to have the incident on video and wanted it logged for information.

A man reportedly told officers it looked like someone jumped his fence and damaged it. He said he found bent poles and had questions about protecting himself from potential home intruders.

Two mountain cur dogs, one wearing a sweater, and one wearing a pink jacket with a tutu, were found after being reportedly lost for more than an hour.

Someone wearing a flannel coat reportedly tired to break into a woman’s house. She initially thought it was her son but thought otherwise when he ran away after her dog barked.

A man allegedly caught another man, wearing dark clothes and glasses, hanging around a neighbor’s vehicle. The dark-clothed man then took off running on Idaho Street.

A vehicle reportedly ran over a tree at a store.

A man was allegedly yelling at people filling up their vehicles at a gas station. He was counseled about his behavior.