Dec. 15—A man wanting to be the star of the show allegedly got on a prop and wouldn’t leave when asked by a prop manager. The scene-stealer was described to the Kalispell Police Department as wearing a green hoodie and white mask and might be under the influence of drugs.
A Chevy Silverado reportedly sped down Fourth Avenue at about 40 mph and then turned onto 14th Street, the tires squealing. Officers spoke with the registered owner’s mother, updating her on the reckless driving complaints and said she needed to “call and counsel him on his behavior,” advising her he would be ticketed if spotted by law enforcement. She said she would tell him to come straight home.
A woman allegedly ate a meal at a restaurant and bolted out the door getting into a white SUV. She purportedly waved to the server as she drove away. A license plate the manager gave to officers returned to a person out of Bozeman and the vehicle registration was expired.
A gray Pontiac Sunfire reportedly sped through a stop sign, almost hitting a pedestrian with the “right of way” on First Avenue East.
A 40-year-old man with a scar on his eye was allegedly running around a building, banging on things and speaking oddly like he was “speaking in tongues.”
A man reportedly in a financial battle with his
A customer reportedly texted an employee, stating he was going to “bury” them. He also threatened the rest of the staff over the phone.
Officers checked on the welfare of a man in his 60s who was reportedly lying on a sidewalk with a bloody knuckle, saying he needed work. He told officers he didn’t know what happened to his hand.
A passerby allegedly watched a man steal a cartload of items and take off in a green Honda Civic, driving “extremely fast” on Whitefish Stage Road.
A man reportedly sent flowers to a woman, breaking a temporary restraining order.
A woman reportedly brought in a 13-year-old dog to a business “to be cleaned” and was refused service because the dog’s hair was so matted with feces, that an employee said grooming it would be a liability. Officers contacted the woman who alleged that her son was the dog’s owner and agreed it needed veterinary attention as officers also noted the dog’s inflamed gums.
A woman allegedly sold a vehicle to people who never paid her and had questions about getting the vehicle back.
A 30- to 40-year-old man wearing a dark suede coat and smoking a cigarette reportedly walked through a parking lot, checking to see if car doors were unlocked.
A driver was ticketed for having an expired registration.
Officers moved along a panhandler.
A man allegedly in a financial battle with his brother complained about a bank employee closing all his accounts and “not giving him anything.”
