Law Roundup
The Daily Inter Lake's Law Roundup provides daily updates on crime and public disturbance news happening around town. Browse the latest stories below.
State says resources limited for road mowing
Mowing the grass and weeds along state secondary highways such as Farm to Market Road is a Montana Department of...
Law roundup: Sketchy man peddles tattoos from camper
A “very sketchy” man was allegedly selling tattoos out of a parked camper trailer.
Law roundup: Police hop to it to help frog in traffic stop
A tow truck was called in during a traffic stop and someone requested a frog in the front seat of the vehicle be taken to the shelter.
Law roundup: Woman captures break-in on camera
A woman reported an intruder insider her shop. She told Flathead County Sheriff's Office dispatchers that was watching the break-in on a security camera.
Law roundup: Man causes scene and threatens harm
Dispatchers called back a phone number associated with a 911 hangup and spoke with a man who was out working in Kalispell when another man allegedly came out and caused a scene by harassing and yelling at him, hi...
Law roundup: Driver has difficulty negotiating roundabout
A driver in Kalispell reportedly went up and over a roundabout, according to a call into the <strong>Flathead County Sheriff’s Office</strong>.
Law roundup: Thirsty woman suspected of excessive drinking
A woman who had already been asked to leave a business took two wine bottles into the store’s bathroom.
Law roundup: Unruly mob unleashes snowball assault
Kids at Depot Park were peppering passing cars with snowballs, according to Kalispell Police Department logs.
Law roundup Sandman visits car in Columbia Falls
Someone put sand in a man’s broken-down car.
Law roundup: Man overly compliant with mask wearing
A man who was forbidden from a location apparently tried to return multiple times wearing masks as a disguise, according to a report to the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office.
Law roundup: Woman lets 100 cats out of the bag
A woman told the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office she believed her relatives were keeping more than 100 cats at their house.
Law roundup: Woman really doesn’t want help
A woman was released from surgery and then she said two women were in her yard trying to help her, but she didn’t want their help.
Law roundup: Motorist bears brunt of egging in C-Falls
Someone reportedly threw eggs at passing cars on Nucleus Avenue. A woman told the <strong>Columbia Falls Police Department</strong> her back window was hit by an egg when she drove past a bar.
Law roundup: Visitor not welcome to take a seat
A woman requested assistance from Kalispell Police Department when her ex reportedly showed up with “the new girlfriend” and they began arguing over belongings, specifically, a chair.
Law roundup: Resident gets dirt on trespasser
Flathead County Sheriff’s Office received a report from a Marion resident who allegedly ran a truck off his property with a deer hunting rifle after the trespasser reportedly dumped a truckload of dirt by his boat.
Law roundup: Ominous threat scares Kalispell man
A man who was afraid of “big money on the East Coast” told the Kalispell Police Department “my life is being threatened by two big corporations and I don’t have time to explain it right now.”