Law roundup: Employee tries on donated handcuffs

The Kalispell Police Department was asked if they had a key to free an employee who tried on a pair of donated handcuffs. Officers were able to unlock the cuffs.

Someone allegedly went to the Kalispell Police Department wanting to know if it was legal to lock children in their bedrooms.

A man in his 50s  reportedly sat on his porch engaging in a sexual act while staring into another home.

A utility trailer containing wood and a flatbed trailer were reportedly parked on a man’s lawn who didn’t own them.

A bouncer in Columbia Falls called the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office when a customer, who seemed “to be on something,” was in the parking lot screaming and kicking someone’s vehicle.

Someone in Kalispell called deputies a few times alleging that a neighbor keeps firing weapons unsafely and this time it was done near a 3-year-old. They said law enforcement had been to the location before because of the same issue.

Someone calling from Marion complained about an unleashed dog chasing and killing rabbits.

Someone allegedly received a death threat and a deadline to send money while they were outside the sheriff’s office to report getting threats.

A man alleged a drug deal was going on in Bigfork but couldn’t give a direct reason why he suspected the individuals were dealing drugs. Extra patrol was requested.

An unwelcome visitor was reportedly showing up at a woman’s home and work in Kalispell on an ongoing basis.