Man's singing doesn't yield 'rave' reviews

Someone called the Kalispell Police Department alleging a man had been marching up and down the road, raving, on Second Street. The caller said the man was “screaming at the top of his lungs” in what sounded like another language. Officers made contact with the pedestrian, who claimed he was just walking down the road, singing.

A man allegedly wanted an employee to call him a cab and when she said she wasn’t able to, he got mad, said he knew when she got off work, knew her car and would be there waiting. The employee requested an officer escort her to her vehicle.

A transient who had beer cans around him reportedly was walking in and out of traffic. Officers located the man, who was passed out by a gas station with a malt beverage.

A woman’s teenaged daughter was approached in a store by a man with long gray hair who appeared to be in his late 50s and who asked her if she would have lunch with him and tried to convince her to go with him.

A woman went outside to smoke for 30 minutes and when she returned she couldn’t find her 3-year-old. Luckily, the child was just hiding behind a hutch and was OK.

A woman allegedly reached into the window of a parked vehicle to gain entry and began rummaging through the car with two men. The trio then sat in the vehicle.

A woman calling from out of state told dispatchers she was being stalked online and her reputation was being destroyed. She was advised to contact her local law enforcement, but she still wanted to talk to a Kalispell officer.

A man wearing camouflage pants and a vest reportedly kept falling down. He may have decided the effort wasn’t worth it and laid down in the grass.

Someone called in a report of a woman in a truck who was slumped over a steering wheel, in her driveway and alleged she might be overdosing because she was a heroin addict.

Someone broke into a vending machine and stole the money over the weekend.

A prankster was throwing snowballs off an overpass.

A resident heard a loud boom, felt the house shake and said the water heater started “making funny noises.” The resident wanted the fire department to check the water heater out of concern it may be a hazard.

A man was screaming racial slurs and other profanities while pacing by a motel.

A woman purportedly heard someone outside near a stairway saying, “Hurt him again,” over and over but the woman hung up when asked for her name.

Someone told officers a man was stealing tires and wheels and “wasn’t going anywhere,” because his Jeep was broken down.