Law roundup: Spreading the good news the wrong way
A man out trying to save souls drew the ire of a store manager, who told the Kalispell Police Department that the roving proselytizer was harassing his employees. The man reportedly had pressed a white van outfitted with large speakers into service and was driving around telling people to repent, according to the manager. He asked that officers ban the man from the premises. Officers let the missionary know it was time to move on.
The errant preacher found himself banned from another property, this time a church, not long after. The church's priest told officers that a man, described as driving an old white van, harassed nearby people and posted "vaguely threatening signs" on the church door.
A landlord asked for officers to accompany him during a walkthrough of a rental apartment. He began the process of evicting the tenants in August and wanted photographs of the damage to the rental.
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