Law roundup: Resident not down with funky odor
Someone complained that a garbage-filled Dodge Dakota, reeking of dead animals, had sat at a Baker Avenue property for several days and may have been abandoned. Whitefish Police contacted the registered owner, who said he would move it the next day.
Someone perturbed that a vehicle had no license plates allegedly followed it to a grocery store parking lot and called the police, saying a woman and a child got out of the vehicle and that they were waiting “close by” for officers to respond.
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