Law roundup: Gentleman tells stranger to pee on a tree

Someone requested extra patrol in a park after a "gentleman" purportedly told him to relieve himself on a tree to like he did since the bathrooms were locked. 

A boisterous guest in her 30s allegedly ran up and down the hallways of a building, yelling and talking to herself before going back into her room.  Employees had enough and asked Kalispell Police officers to kick her off the property. 

A shop received a suspicious call from a man allegedly wanting his 10-year-old to get a tattoo in an inappropriate place for a child. When an employee told him no, he remained adamant the child get tattooed and asked about temporary tattoos. He then asked about piercings for the child. The shop scheduled an appointment to do piercings not "explicit in nature," but the man called back and canceled. Officers advised the employee that if he came in to call the police again. Officers planned to advise detectives about the call. 

A middle-aged man wearing a yellow and black flannel shirt was reportedly acting erratically when someone noticed him driving his truck in and out of a parking spot and was flailing his arms and "going crazy" in the cab. They asked officers to check on the man's welfare, but he was gone by the time the police arrived. 

A speeding red Jeep reportedly went over a curb into oncoming traffic almost striking another vehicle. 

A white F-250 truck allegedly knocked over a motorcycle and took off. 

A man calling from Libby reported credit card fraud involving shoes sent to the address of a limited liability company in Kalispell. 

A store employee reportedly found a peculiar assortment of items behind the building they wanted officers to remove. The items allegedly included a stick with magnets on it, a pipe and "white rock-sugary-looking stuff," they thought was drugs.