Dec. 10—A man wearing a colorful beanie that looked like a ladybug allegedly stood on someone’s front lawn with a shopping cart, messing with his sweatpants while staring bug-eyed at nothing for 10 minutes before the resident called the Kalispell Police Department.
A man wearing a black hat, jacket and pants was reportedly walking southbound on an overpass toting what looked like a 12-gauge shotgun.
A male and female in a store were allegedly hitting each other with toys, taking pictures of security and refusing to leave. Eventually, they headed out and left in a red Dodge pickup with black rims. Staff wanted officers to let the pair know they outstayed their welcome and were banned from the store.
A 9 mm gun was reportedly found by an employee in the bathroom, which was unloaded by staff. The gun owner returned to the location to retrieve it, but it had already been picked up by the police.
A man reportedly wanted officers to come over to his house to document the condition it was in before his ex-wife was served with a temporary restraining order “so there would be proof” if she returned and destroyed anything. Officers informed him that wasn’t something law enforcement does, advising him to rekey the house and call if a crime is committed or in progress.
A resident was suspicious of two males dressed in camo who were searching for something about 15 feet from their house. The pair had been doing target practice with a bow and lost an arrow in the field.
A family reportedly got into a heated argument over a family member’s attitude which turned into a fight where a father split the lip of the family member.
A woman driving a maroon Mazda extended cab pickup was allegedly swerving in and out of lanes on U.S. 2.
A woman reportedly stole an ex’s firearm from his apartment. She was ticketed by the police and released.
A man called officers alleging his girlfriend, whom he had an earlier dispute with, asked him to bring her stuff but wouldn’t give him the car keys to leave and was yelling and cussing in the background.
Someone spotted a man wearing a Pokémon hat pushing a shopping cart on the side of the road and called the police.
A passerby allegedly saw three to four people inside a building and thought they gained access through a broken window.