Law roundup: Woman blasts horn to disperse group

An employee purportedly told Kalispell Police Department that she was chasing off homeless people with her car, then clarified she just honked the horn, but a man wearing blue jean shorts and one shoe still remained and was pouring beer on the ground when another man walked up. She said she wanted them to leave and never come back. Officers counseled two men.

A male wearing a pink hoodie reportedly stole a hoverboard and dog kennel from an apartment and then jumped a fence but dropped the loot when he saw someone chasing him.

A hostile man driving a blue Ford Super Duty allegedly cut another vehicle off, which honked at him, and he slammed on the brakes, opened his door, and yelled, asking if they wanted an “whooping.”

A man in his 30s was reportedly crawling around someone’s roof one evening. The resident suspected Spider Man might have been a worker but wasn’t sure.

Someone reportedly heard a “crazy fight” going on and off all night and heard a man and woman arguing and smashing things. The man allegedly wouldn’t open the door for an officer because he didn’t believe they were law enforcement, however, he said she punched him in the face so he pushed her out of the apartment.

A woman coming out of a nature park spotted a man she alleged had been following her and he ran back onto the trail. She said he had a shaved head and was drinking a beer. She also told officers he had followed her around the park before and was concerned he was hiding on the trail waiting to stalk another woman. Officers checked the area on foot while she guided them over the phone.

A man reportedly broke into a house, sat on the couch and wouldn’t leave when the resident came home. Officers gave him a ticket and released him to the hospital’s care for an evaluation.

A male and female were walking around and yelling outside someone’s apartment with their arms flailing about. The resident believed they got into a vehicle and left with their parents.

Eighteen-year-old twins, with reported violent tendencies, were reportedly causing a ruckus at home and were physically grabbing and pushing each other and breaking things around the house. The pair separated.

A younger man recklessly driving a gray Suburban allegedly sped through a neighborhood and whipped into his driveway — the tires screeching. Officers contacted his mom who said she would talk to him about it.

Officers made contact with a man reportedly walking in the middle of the road, screaming. He moved along, trying to calm down.

Officers moved along a man after a woman called in saying she heard someone in bushes where people had been hanging out the past couple of days.

A man slumped over a steering wheel was reportedly taken to jail.

A bearded man with long hair down to his waist reportedly walked in front of vehicles and didn’t use a crosswalk, which worried someone who thought he would get hit because he was always walking around in that area.

A man reportedly dialed 911 saying he was in the hospital and needed to speak to his lady. He was advised to ask a nurse to help him out.

Someone dialed 911 calling about a parking complaint. They were told to call the non-emergency phone number.