Law roundup: Tenant sick of ex’s brother hanging around
Sharing an apartment with his ex-girlfriend's brother wore thin on a tenant who asked the Kalispell Police Department for help when the two began arguing. While the disagreement did not boil over into a criminal matter, arriving officers helped the brother pack a bag and gave him a ride elsewhere for the time being. They informed the tenant that the brother had a right to be there as he had lived in the apartment for a month and contributed financially to the household. As the two had less than a week to live together anyway, they were both advised to let bygones be bygones for a little while.
Trying to buy alcohol and getting turned down by a cashier because he had a minor with him, a would-be customer became irate. Employees asked the police to ban the man from the property, but officers were unable to identify either the man or his young companion.
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