Law roundup: Neighbor slaps unwelcome visitor

A woman reportedly went to a neighbor's and they told her to get off the property before twisting her arm and slapping her. She told officers that the neighbor felt that assaulting her was OK and they could get away with it. Kalispell Police Department issued a citation for assault.

A man was banned for life from a business where he allegedly took inappropriate photos of himself on the store’s computers and refused to leave.

A distressed man allegedly had a panic attack at a day care and wanted to look at security camera footage, alleging his ex-wife tried to run him over. He went to the hospital complaining of knee pain from braking too hard.

A passerby in a parking lot reportedly saw a man in his 20s screaming and beating his car with his fists, and then revving the engine before leaving. 

A 19-year-old home alone was scared that someone was in the basement when he allegedly heard a door slam and what sounded like someone running down the stairs. The suspicious noises turned out to be from a couple of busy cats.

A property manager allegedly asked officers to tell a man in his 30s on a bicycle leaning against a “no panhandling” sign that he was not welcome at any of their properties.

Later, a call came in about a man wearing a face mask who was holding a sign posted “no trespassing” and property management wanted him banned from all their properties.

A man was reportedly yelling, waving his arms and dancing around outside the entrance of a casino. He was moved along.

Someone requested extra patrol where vehicles were reportedly “speeding through the area like crazy.” The person said it was so bad that either someone should always be there on patrol or the speed limit increased.

Officers checked on a woman reportedly seen slumped over a steering wheel. She told them she was just watching a movie on her phone.