Law roundup: Man goes off-road in golf cart

An older man wearing a plaid shirt reportedly stole a golf cart and drove it up a steep hill on private property. A nearby resident called the Kalispell Police Department, saying the man didn’t respond when they asked if he needed help, and that he was messing around with something metal that they were concerned was a gun. Police detained the man.

A woman allegedly called a property manager from her balcony and loudly complained about a neighbor to “make sure” the neighbor heard her grievances. Concerned about retaliation, she called police and, referring to the neighbor as the “gatekeeper of the stairwell,” said there were ongoing issues and felt unsafe. An officer advised her to stop antagonizing the neighbor and pursue a temporary restraining order. Although appalled at the blunt advice she thanked the officer for their time.

A couple of girls were allegedly spotted on top of a green Mercedes driving around a parking lot. Security at the location asked officers to kick them out along with a red pickup and a white car.

An apartment dweller reportedly wanted officers “to make” an upstairs neighbor stop stomping around. 

A concerned tenant relayed information to a property owner about an orange RV with trash thrown around parked in the lot and two men and a woman were allegedly trying the doors of the building. 

Someone reportedly noticed an individual tattooed with the numeral three and wanted to know “how many three’s drug cartel workers have tattooed on them.”

A man reportedly fell backward and was lying on the side of the road near a vacant lot not moving much.

Someone went to the police department and cryptically said they were trying to transport evidence into Utah but would not provide any more information.