Snooze in the tub leads to flooding

Kalispell Police Department responded to a call from a hotel employee who alleged a man with a “dumpy build” fell asleep in the tub and left it running, which flooded the downstairs room, and he refused to pay for the damages.

A woman had been told not to return to a location, yet was back in the lobby “creating a scene” after someone checked her in under an alias.

People were concerned that a man was stealing a truck when he approached hotel guests asking them for hangers and was seen prying the doors open and going through items inside. Turns out, he was a guest and was using a door hanger to get into his truck because there weren’t door handles to retrieve his belongings.

A parent alleged their 26-year-old child took their bank card and money.

A passerby saw a man and woman yelling in the corner of a parking lot and it appeared one of them was possibly intoxicated because they were throwing up.

Someone calling from Third Avenue East reportedly was followed by an “irate woman.” Earlier, she had yelled at them to get out of their truck and they believed she wanted to fight.

A passerby saw a man and woman yelling at each other. When the woman fell, the man allegedly started dragging her around. They headed toward Third Avenue West.

A swerving truck allegedly hit a curb and almost hit other vehicles and then drove down the middle of northbound lanes before taking an exit heading to Empire Loop.

A woman loaned her phone to a friend on Halloween so she could use it for two weeks, but the friend had yet to return it.

Someone thought an ID was fake because the expiration date was listed as “9999.” The military-issued ID turned out to be legitimate.

Whitefish Police Department received a call from Wisconsin Avenue about a reckless driver who was allegedly swerving all over and hit a fence.

A woman calling from Baker Avenue purportedly talked about “getting mugged by Nazis.” While she didn’t need immediate assistance, she said if law enforcement drove by to ensure she didn’t get mugged again.

A man, who was difficult to understand, allegedly cursed at, and argued with, dispatchers after they told him to call Kalispell police when he said there was something going on in Kalispell and he knew where a wanted woman was but did not want to provide any other information.

A woman reportedly requested extra patrol after “going on about people driving in her driveway.” She was also upset about being sexually assaulted in the past. Officers patrolled the area but did not see anyone outside.

Two women and a man were verbally fighting on Central Avenue. One of the women reportedly was causing the issue and the other woman and man were talking about “kicking that girl.”

A Colorado Avenue resident allegedly woke up to a blonde woman pounding on their window. The woman drove away in a white vehicle.

Someone called the Columbia Falls Police Department from Second Avenue about a vehicle window that reportedly was smashed out with a wrench.

Eight or nine people were fighting in a parking lot on Nucleus Avenue.

A woman on Columbia Drive reportedly received a credit card with a letter about receiving stimulus money and thought it was fraudulent.

A woman wanted everyone trespassing at a Third Avenue residence removed after being told there were people there besides a relative, who had been arrested at the location.

A man wearing baggy pants was allegedly being disorderly and jumping into traffic on Ninth Street.

Officers issued a citation to someone for using a cellphone and having an expired driver’s license.