Law roundup: Reports of Halloween hijinks and vandalism

After a woman’s requests for cigarettes, money and a room were denied, she allegedly pulled the fire alarm and went outside where she began dancing by the highway.

A boy was allegedly spinning brodies in a gray SUV with two female passengers when he hit a tree and knocked over a basketball hoop, breaking an axle and deflating a tire.

A man in his early 30s, who was wearing a Covid mask, purportedly went to a resident’s door and said he was trick or treating despite all the houses in the neighborhood being dark. The perplexed resident told him to leave and he did.

The Kalispell Police Department received a second call about possibly the same man who rang a resident’s doorbell and asked if they had any more candy. This resident described the man as being in his 20s and said he was polite and possibly high.

Undeterred, the man allegedly headed to another house in search of candy.

A group of teenagers reportedly kicked someone’s door, damaging it. The resident told police they had some of the youths detained. The resident wanted to work out a deal with one of the teen’s parents to get the door fixed and didn’t want to press charges.

A resident called officers alleging a rock was thrown through his window. A group of teens also rang the doorbell and ran away.

Later on, officers received a call about someone throwing a rock at a back window of a house, breaking it.

A teen reportedly threw a pinecone at a car.

A man’s work break was interrupted by a man allegedly yelling at a woman that he was going to hang her. One member of the couple was sitting inside a white or silver van screaming, while the other person stood outside hitting it. The woman told officers they were yelling for their dog and denied any threatening speech. The man was not friendly toward law enforcement for waking him up.

A 4-year-old in a red fish costume couldn’t find his parents.

A highly intoxicated and persistent man with a shaved head allegedly went to the wrong apartment and kept trying his key in the lock. The resident called 911 but hung up. When dispatch called back she said he had been there for about an hour.