Law roundup: Man gets on his knees refusing to move

A vehicle came upon a drunk man allegedly standing in the middle of the road at 1:46 a.m. As the vehicle crept closer he eerily “got down on all fours” and would not move. When the vehicle drove around him, the possible werewolf got up and started yelling. 

A baggie full of white powder was turned in to the Kalispell Police Department. The person who found it covered in dust thought it was sitting at a location for a while. The suspected meth was collected and entered to be used for K-9 training.

Five boys were allegedly recorded on security cameras walking down a street at night and then smashing through someone’s fence, causing $1,500 worth of damage.

A man wearing a green hat and a hoodie with a skull on the back was reportedly lying on the grass when the property’s head housekeeper asked him to leave, saying the property was closed. The man became aggressive and then skulked around a store. They called officers for assistance, as they watched him walk back toward the property from a balcony. 

A mother allegedly called officers with concerns that her daughter was home alone and a neighbor they had issues with, such as trespassing, was flying a drone over her house. An officer drove through the area and didn’t see a drone.

A red-haired customer reportedly locked herself in a bathroom with a lot of merchandise. When she finally came out she was confrontational with staff who backed off. A manager wanted the woman and the long-haired man she was with, banned from the store.

A woman allegedly had video of someone popping her tires.

Someone complained that a man in a white car parked across the street for a week was reportedly urinating on a tree repeatedly, yelling and screaming. Officers were cautioned he may be delusional.

A black lab mix wandering the streets allegedly tried to attack people walking past it on a sidewalk. A woman reportedly stopped her vehicle in front of the dog so a man could safely get out of its way. 

A Subaru was ticketed for blocking a sidewalk.

A blue 200 Yamaha moped with a leather seat was reported stolen.

Someone called 911 and their alleged emergency was asking officers to check on the welfare of a person completely covered in a blanket on some front steps, which they thought was an “odd thing for a person to do.” The person was trying to stay warm, waiting until the building opened.

A young child reportedly dialed 911 while playing with a phone.