Law roundup: Man allegedly harassed via restraining order

A man alleged that his neighbor was harassing him via a temporary restraining order “because he is a Trump supporter.” He complained the neighbor, whom he called a “left-wing nutjob,” would continually call law enforcement on him. He then complained that he was “not getting the response he wants” from the Kalispell Police Department and wanted to speak to a Flathead County Sheriff’s deputy. An officer provided him with guidance such as petitioning the court and obtaining a temporary restraining order himself.

Police received a report of a “thief on the roof” of a building when an employee allegedly spotted a 35- to 40-year-old man wiggling a glass door, trying to get inside. Officers checked the area and were unable to locate the alleged prowler. 

Someone reportedly saw a couple yelling at each other when the woman swung at a man and he fell down on the bike path by a blue train. The woman allegedly told officers her boyfriend was holding a knife when he slipped on the ice, stabbing himself in the hip with the 5-inch blade. One of the people involved said he was trying to show the knife to someone when it happened.

A woman reportedly called the police with concerns that a man who lived in the same building as his mother was exploiting and abusing her.

A woman was allegedly found trespassing at a location and grabbed the property manager. 

A man reportedly wrote on the back of someone’s car in a parking lot despite having a temporary restraining order.

Someone complained about a silver Honda parking on their parking pad without permission.

A security officer was reportedly assaulted. 

A man brought his friend to translate an issue allegedly involving signing a contract he didn’t understand and invested in a company that was now asking him to work at the store but he didn’t want to so they were trying to remove him from the company. He was referred to the Department of Labor and the issue was a civil matter.

Two men and a woman with a lot of belongings were loitering in a bank lobby and an employee asked officers to move them along.

Someone reported their driver’s license and a rewards card were stolen.

Someone reportedly wanted information on their brother’s warrant.

An employee complained about a red Chevy Blazer and a white Nissan truck that were reportedly blocking snow plows.

Dispatchers called back a phone number associated with a 911 hangup and got an answering machine.

Someone went to the police department with questions about a gun purchase.