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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.

Updated 2 years, 8 months ago

Kalispell man surrenders following SWAT response

Kalispell man surrenders following SWAT response

Updated 2 weeks, 6 days ago
Law roundup: Security prefers Pokémon thief doesn’t ‘catch them all’

An alleged habitual shoplifter was spotted in a store whose security called Kalispell Police Department to kick him out, assuming he would try to steal Pokémon cards as the tall skinny male headed to the toy depart…

Updated 3 weeks ago
Law roundup: Truck has bumper to match reckless driving

A black truck with a crumpled bumper was reportedly looking for a few more dents when it was swerving all over the road and getting uncomfortably close to another vehicle.

Updated 3 weeks, 1 day ago
Law roundup: Why did the chicken not cross the road?

Someone calling from Crescent Drive called Columbia Falls Police Department reportedly concerned about the welfare of 10 chickens on the loose in the road and in people’s yards. Officers ...

Updated 3 weeks, 3 days ago
Law roundup: Robin Hood, but no men in tights

A man playing Robin Hood in a public park raised alarm bells for a neighbor.

Updated 3 weeks, 4 days ago
Law roundup: Man not used to being told ‘no’

A man wearing a black jumpsuit reportedly threatened to punch and “rip people’s faces off” in Kalispell when someone told him “No,” after he asked them for money. Kalispell Police Department confirmed the man had a…

Updated 3 weeks, 5 days ago
Law roundup: Drunk drivers on tap around county

A drunk woman was reportedly driving, and swerving, around Kalispell with a bottle in her lap and a bunch of people, including two kids, in her car, which had its lights turned off at night.

Updated 3 weeks, 6 days ago
Law roundup: Parking lot party creates a ruckus

Kalispell Police Department responded to a report of about 15 to 30 teens allegedly causing a ruckus in a parking lot. A caller, who wanted to remain anonymous, said the crowd was hollering and screaming and had a …

Updated 1 month ago
Law Roundup: Boys playing hooky busted

Columbia Falls Police busted a trio of school skippers who were trying to lay low inside their vehicle at a city park. The boys' parents were notified.

Updated 1 month ago
Law roundup: Cleanup of drunk man in row seven

Someone called the Kalispell Police Department asking them to check on the welfare of a semi-conscious and highly intoxicated barefoot man possibly in his early 20s who was reportedly discovered in row seven of a p…

Updated 1 month ago
Law roundup: Man did not, in fact, like these apples

A man was allegedly attacked twice by “two drunk punks.”

Updated 1 month ago
Law roundup: Man’s nice tan doesn’t earn pass to loiter

An employee asked Kalispell Police Department officers to move along a shirtless man with a “nice tan” who allegedly loitered on the property for two days refusing to leave “unless the cops were involved.” He left …

Updated 1 month ago
Law roundup: Police respond to reported ‘tweaker activity’

Kalispell Police Department responded to a report of alleged “tweaker activity” where two men and a woman were seen tearing apart the inside of a white Nissan sedan and then trying to jump it.

Updated 1 month ago
Law roundup: Man goes for beer walk in underwear

A man wearing underwear was reportedly spotted holding a beer and walking in traffic in Evergreen.

Updated 1 month, 1 week ago
Law roundup: HIPAA doesn't cover crime

Kalispell Police officers poked around a medical facility after a nurse reported overhearing a conversation between a patient and a visitor that seemed to be about a stolen Cadillac. Officers were unable to find an…

Updated 1 month, 1 week ago
Law roundup: Person talks turkey with police

Whitefish Police Department received a call from someone all aflutter claiming an officer in a silver “K9 police car” tried to hit a turkey. And there’s no telling what they’ll try come Thanksgiving.