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Aug. 25—Someone out walking their dog hid in the bushes and called the Kalispell Police Department when they reportedly happened upon about eight adults brawling in an apartment parking lot. The caller said a man was swinging around something that looked like a motorcycle helmet while two women were trying to stop the fight. The most recent law enforcement contact at the apartment reportedly involved a man who was registered as a violent offender.
Officers responded to a later call about an alleged dispute involving a man in his 30s and a woman who were yelling at each other in a parking lot, where, earlier, the man, who had been drinking, reportedly swung around a frying pan and “hit” people with bowls of water. He then got into a white Dodge Ram with a child and moved parking spaces. The man alleged that the woman threw a rock through his window.
A woman was allegedly seen “shooting up” and napping near the pond in Woodland Park by a Parks and Recreation employee who said there was also excessive property sitting in the pavilion.
A resident was having an issue with a 14- or 15-year-old boy who reportedly went through a neighbor’s things without asking for permission. An officer talked to the boy and his parents. He reportedly said he was just curious about the equipment because he had never seen it before. Officers advised the boy that if he wanted to look at the equipment, he should ask first.
A parent reportedly called the police, alleging his son was in the back alley screaming, yelling and threatening to punch them.
A barefoot woman and a man eating an apple with a small knife were allegedly arguing in front of a pharmacy drive-thru and an employee told officers the woman believed he was going to stab her and wanted them kicked off the property.
A drunk man allegedly drove up to an apartment complex in an older white Dodge Ram with two female occupants and began cursing and yelling at a couple about a DNA test, custody and child support.
Someone called the police alleging a man sitting in the back of a swerving van held a gun to the driver’s head for a second before putting it down and had his arm around her. While the couple was glad someone reported what they thought was a crime in progress, the woman had actually been stung by a bee and assumed the caller mistook the man’s phone for a gun.
A maroon pickup with an extended cab reportedly sideswiped a concrete barrier in the median.
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