Law roundup: Car wash confrontation threatens to leave a mark

Agitated by the wait to use a car wash, a woman turned to intimidation to speed up the process. She began rushing at the person ahead of her while yelling that they needed to hurry up. Demonstrating that her mouth could use a good cleaning too, the woman employed foul language as a motivator and threatened to run down the target of her ire. As the person finished up, the woman sat her in vehicle and revved the engine menacingly.  

The Kalispell Police Department contacted the state Department of Transportation after the traffic lights at an intersection went on the fritz.  

The driver of a white Ford Explorer, apparently adorned with markings indicating it belonged to a postal worker, was the subject of multiple emergency calls after they allegedly weaved in and out of traffic.  

Someone dropped off a seven-page note with information concerning "a famous kidnapping case in Arizona" at the Police Department while acknowledging they had an active imagination. They also asked for extra patrols around their home, which the department was happy to provide.  

A motorist following a semi hauling gravel complained that the unsecured load was spilling all over the highway. 

Officers took a man to the county jail on a warrant.  

The police offered help to a woman who had been reportedly walking around and screaming while clutching her stomach. She did not need any assistance.  

The regional manager of a business closed all accounts with a customer and asked the police to let them know they were no longer welcome on the premises of any of the company's locations. The manager said the customer was involved in fraud and threatened employees.