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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 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.

Updated 1 month, 1 week ago
Law Roundup: A campaign sign switcheroo

A man called the Columbia Falls Police Department after his wife allegedly told him a suspicious man “ripped” a political campaign sign off a chainlink fence in front of a nonprofit on Fourth Avenue and threw it in…

Updated 1 month, 1 week ago
Law roundup: Jail release plus partying ‘smells like bad news’

A busybody purportedly called the Whitefish Police Department to let officers know she heard a particular individual got out of jail and was partying with people, a combination that she said “smells like bad news.”

Updated 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Law Roundup: Vehicle windows smothered in Vaseline

They didn't use butter, cheese, or jelly, but a surveillance camera allegedly did capture suspects in Kalispell spreading Vaseline all over a vehicle's windows, rendering it unfit to drive. The victim planned to pu…

Updated 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Law roundup: Accused shoplifter threatens low blow

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Updated 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Law roundup: Store has receipts for man’s lifetime ban

A store customer allegedly swung at an employee. A manager was uncertain what the physical altercation was about, speculating the employee might have asked to see a receipt, but wanted Kalispell Police Department t…

Updated 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Law roundup: 911 caller thinks UFO is spy balloon

Someone called 911 to report a hot air balloon above Kalispell allegedly believing it was a Chinese spy balloon. Dispatch referred them to ...

Updated 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Law roundup: Woman’s allegation sounds like movie trope

A landlord allegedly went into a woman’s apartment while she wasn’t there and changed a lightbulb without permission and rambled to the Kalispell Police Department about a 24-hour notice. The tenant alleged that th…

Updated 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Law roundup: Residents raise dog poisoning concerns

A woman calling from Martin City allegedly believed someone tried to poison her dog after finding handfuls of raw hamburger in her yard.

Updated 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Law roundup: Man throws cable equipment at employee

A man looking to cut the cord with cable TV reportedly went ballistic and threw cable equipment he was returning at an employee. He continued ...

Updated 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Law roundup: Security has a personality problem

A woman reportedly called 911 wanting to sue the library for “personality [sic] damage,” alleging security told her to leave and then chased her around the building. She told deputies she was there for an interview…

Updated 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Law Roundup: 'End of days' awaits man

A man went to the Kalispell Police Department wanting it documented that another man was allegedly sending him threatening text messages that he would “meet the end of his days

Updated 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Law roundup: Neighbor's nightly chanting gets annoying

An apartment dweller’s nightly chants were keeping an upstairs resident awake. The sleepless resident called the Kalispell Police Department wanting it to stop.

Updated 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Law roundup: Woman wants cops to talk to alleged gossip

A woman wanted a Kalispell Police Department officer to counsel an allegedly menacing neighbor. They purportedly became hostile toward her when she confronted them about whispering with another neighbor, believing …

Updated 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Law roundup: Shoplifters make off with melons

Two males allegedly stole two large watermelons and took off running.