Law roundup: Man gets violent over phone
A man reportedly attacked a couple in a tent near the train by Woodland Park. He allegedly punched a woman three times, causing her to bleed from the mouth and threatened her boyfriend with a knife, asking about a phone he knew nothing about. When the man left the area, the boyfriend went to the Kalispell Police Department to report the alleged incident.
A barefoot man with tattooed legs reportedly lying in front of the door of a business was making customers uncomfortable. He was moved along.
Three chocolate labs, one basset hound and a wiener dog (but no partridge in a pear tree) were allegedly barking and “throwing themselves at a fence.”
Someone reportedly started CPR on a woman sitting at a location after she slumped over and began turning blue. She was also given a dose of naloxone in case she overdosed. Two more doses were administered, and she regained consciousness. She declined additional medical assistance.
Someone allegedly asked officers to check on the welfare of two to three crying children and a man in a cargo van covered in writing and “Jesus stickers” because of the heat. Officers saw the kids and parents in a laundromat and said they appeared to be fine.
A man reportedly parked inches away from another man’s truck and then confronted him about owing him money and accusing him of hitting his vehicle when he got into the truck. The driver of the truck wanted the incident logged in case he tried to make a claim.
A woman reportedly stopped by the police department looking for options on a safe place to stay before she went to rehab. She tried to get into a local shelter and was allegedly told to sleep in her car because they were not accepting anyone.
Three kids riding dirt bikes and in a doorless black Chevy were reportedly ripping out sprinkler heads in a field.
A dark blue Honda CRV with a red skull sticker in the back window was reported stolen by the owner who allegedly saw a man acting suspiciously in a store right before the vehicle was taken.
A black old-style Ford pickup reportedly speeds through a parking lot daily, often at night.