Law Roundup: Man screaming for a ride asked to move on

Waiting on a ride to Polson at a gas station, managers asked for the Kalispell Police Department to have the man moved along after he could be heard screaming from inside the establishment.

A sport utility vehicle that went missing after being left at a park when it ran out of gas was missing, but the owner was hesitant to report it as stolen because a friend may have borrowed it without permission.

A bag containing women’s clothes, weed and an ID was found outside a building.

Locking a bike inside a gate at grandma’s apartment didn’t keep a youngster's bike from being stolen and taken to a pawn shop.

A utility trailer parked on the road for two weeks was a hazard.

Responding to a call of a dog barking inside a motorhome, officers found the owners and a yellow lab that was calm and not panting.

Caller was concerned about a pickup truck and camper that appeared to be abandoned, along with a man who appeared to be sleeping in his car.

An employee with an “unhealthy attachment” to the manager of a business had been calling and showing up every other day at the establishment.

A customer was concerned about a man wearing a “freedom” shirt who was cursing and yelling in the lobby of a business.

Owner of a pickup truck that had not moved in a long time agreed to move the vehicle.

Concern that the man appearing to have target practice with a compound bow near the U.S. 93 may miss, a caller phoned in. Law enforcement could not locate the man.

A list of tools was missing from a trailer that was broken into at a job site.

A bicycle rider may have been suffering heat stroke while riding up a hill through town. The rider was on their bike but not moving and had their head down.

A backpack owned by a man that died and that contained drug paraphernalia was turned over.

On the bike path, a man was “out cold” but appeared to be breathing.

A traveler wanting to get on the train had lost their ID somewhere in Kalispell.

A man who appeared to be dehydrated was taken to the hospital.