Law roundup: Neighbor gets front-row seat to man vs. landlord
Someone called the Kalispell Police Department to report their neighbor who was allegedly throwing stuff in the road,but not before the landlord pulled up in a white van to intervene and the two got into a tussle. The landlord allegedly tried to restrain the defiant man, who was holding a broom that he eventually dropped.
A man allegedly sat outside a business bothering customers and employees, asking them to purchase bananas from him.
Debris, including pieces of wood and possibly nails, reportedly flew off a 10- to 12-foot-long trailer covered by a gray-green-colored tarp that was flapping in the wind. The driver calling in the report thought they had flat tires but hadn’t pulled over to look.
An out-of-state resident who owned a home in the area reportedly received calls about his house being for sale when it wasn’t.
Someone called 911 to complain about a man camped out on a sidewalk.
A drunk and belligerent man reportedly hit an employee. While staff didn’t want to press assault charges, they wanted him removed from the property.
A small stray blue heeler was found wandering an area and it allegedly wasn’t the first time.
Camera footage reportedly recorded someone kicking in a fence over the weekend.
A woman was warned about having excessive property in the park.
A man reportedly threw a drink at a woman and threatened her.
Someone was allegedly fed up with hearing a vehicle spinning doughnuts off and on for about an hour in Kalispell and complained to the Flathead County Sheriff's Office.
A Whitefish resident with a turkey tag reportedly spoke with wildlife officials about shooting a turkey near his house but wanted to make sure it was OK with deputies.
A Kalispell man reportedly went to a neighbor’s house asking for help after sustaining bad puncture wounds from a dog bite. A tourniquet was used and the neighbor called deputies.
Doors to an electrical box were allegedly open and a bunch of wires were coming out in Bigfork.
A Whitefish landlord allegedly kept going to a tenant’s door, yelling and jiggling the handle, and they said they were told to call law enforcement for ongoing issues.
A big stray black dog had reportedly been loose around Kalispell and West Valley for more than a week.