Law roundup: ‘All of Montana’ is source of woman’s distress

Dispatchers called back a phone number connected with a 911 hang-up and the woman who answered said, “all of Montana was causing her distress.” She told dispatchers to “stay out of her business,” and hung up again.

A woman told the Kalispell Police Department she was at a cellphone store when someone allegedly asked to see her phone and took off with it.

A grandmother asked officers to check on her grandson’s welfare after he reportedly told her he was going to take her to hell with him.

A customer, who was asked not to use employee parking in an alley, allegedly swore at someone’s mother and almost hit her with the door of his black Ford pickup.

A welfare check was requested for a man passed out on a bench in a smoking area because of the cold temperatures.

Someone complained about panhandlers going back-and-forth from vehicles because of the heavy traffic.

A man reportedly saw the woman who stole his iPhone in a store’s electronics department.

A man allegedly stumbling around became agitated when he saw someone looking at him and fell over. The person asked officers to check on his welfare and thought he might be drunk.

A man was reportedly trying to fight people out on a deck and the owner wanted him kicked off the property.