Law roundup: People who are not about that RV lifestyle

A man complained that an RV with no license plates was parked by the mall and had a cord plugged into the building despite contacting security about moving it along. The cantankerous caller said he paid $1 million in taxes and would move the RV himself if the Kalispell Police Department didn’t do anything. Police told the man that although the RV was a suspicious eyesore, it was legally parked on another property whose owners would have to be the ones to remove the vehicle and its occupants. He was “frustrated but encouraged” to work with the business in coming to a resolution.

A brown- and cream-colored camper van set up residence by a hotel despite signs that stated “no overnight parking” and the property owner’s repeated requests to leave the premises. After a week, the frustrated property owner told police the occupants it was costing money to clean up after them and their shopping carts full of stuff. Three occupants were officially banned from the property and advised about their warrants.

A green Toyota Tacoma reportedly tried to run a bicyclist off the road while two juvenile chuckleheads looked and laughed at the woman.