Law roundup: Tenant tired of daily stampede

A lower-level apartment dweller was aggravated by the upstairs tenant and her child who reportedly were home about 15 minutes before stomping around like elephants “to bother” her. When advised to talk to her landlord, she did so. Then she called the Kalispell Police Department back, wanting an officer to tell the upstairs tenant to “knock off their crap,” because the property manager claimed she didn’t have the authority to do so.  

Someone’s roommate was reportedly nipped by their roommate’s dog while “wrangling him.” They told officers that the dog was acting strangely when it suddenly became aggressive toward other dogs and was foamed at the mouth. An officer counseled them about rabies and vaccinations. Although they didn’t think the dog was rabid, they planned to take it to the vet to see if it needed medical treatment for the viral disease.  

A man in his 20s was allegedly walking around a parking lot, the road and going in and out of a store “screaming and raging,” including at a man with an infant. The man, who was reportedly dealing with mental health issues, told an officer he wanted to go to Idaho or Missoula to connect with family. The officer told him not to yell at people or he would go to jail for disorderly conduct and that someone would be following up with him to offer resources to get to his family.  

A medical patient trying to reach American Airlines reportedly couldn’t get a handle on dialing out and called 911 multiple times. She was advised to ask a nurse for help.  

An unleashed German shepherd startled a woman walking her Yorkie.