Law roundup: Man wants crank cooker gone

A man, who seemed very confused, reportedly wanted a “lady cooking crank” in his basement out of his house after living there for a few weeks. The Kalispell Police Department advised him to start the eviction process.

Later, he reportedly called 911 and hung up on the officer who took the call.

A silver Ford Suburban on a failed quest to pass a vehicle allegedly drove on the shoulder of the road from Kila to Kalispell.

A hothead with a reddish beard and a purported history of being confrontational with employees was spotted in the store he had been kicked out of the previous week. An employee wanted officers to remove him and advise him he was banned from being on the property. 

Someone reportedly followed a neighbor in violation a restraining order. An officer advised them to document the incident and report it to the court.

A resident complained about a youth flying a drone in his yard and told the Columbia Falls Police Department it may have struck his vehicle although he didn’t have video proof. 

Someone was reportedly upset that a process server was taking up parking and being “creepy” because he didn’t take them at their word when they told him the man he was looking for no longer lived there and was hanging out the location.