Law roundup: Boy allegedy kicks back with daiquiri

Someone called the Kalispell Police Department because they allegedly thought a little boy sitting in a parked green pickup was drinking a daiquiri in a can. The truck left.

A woman wearing glasses, a jacket and a giant purse — with a baby in tow — allegedly paid for a soda, talked to an employee and walked out the door without paying for a cart full of merchandise estimated to be worth $500. She left in a white Toyota RAV4.

Someone went to the police department lobby with questions about the town.

A man wearing a green hat allegedly stood at the edge of a property, yelling at it. Officers determined the man, who was sitting with his dog, was not on the property and was not doing anything illegal.

A woman wearing black and white leggings and a blue North Face jacket reportedly walked out without paying for a bag of groceries.

A man with a tent was reportedly putting wood on what someone thought was an unattended fire in an area where no one had permission to camp. He was moved along.

A woman allegedly became belligerent when a bus driver refused to take her to the park. Officers counseled the woman on her behavior toward the bus driver and said she couldn’t scream and yell on the bus even though she was upset. She was also informed that if she didn’t get along with the man she should not get on the bus when he was driving or contact the business with a complaint.

A projectile pierced a pane of glass. The person calling in the report said it didn’t appear to be a rock and thought it could be from a BB gun.

Two females watching someone’s house were reportedly doing drugs in the residence and someone found a meth pipe in a candle.

Someone thought it was suspicious that a man allegedly didn’t want to go through his insurance after locking himself out of his vehicle.

A man dropped off a wallet he found at the police department after trying to contact the owner.