Tag: welfare check

Sep. 1—A man called the Kalispell Police Department, alleging that his partner in Las Vegas had given away his cats, one of which was purportedly worth $5,000. He said Las Vegas police instructed him to go to the local police department to make a “courtesy report” to send to them. He told an officer he would report it in Las Vegas when he returned home.

Men with menacing stares sitting in a brown truck with no license plates and guys on bicycles were reportedly exchanging what someone thought was drugs. The caller also noticed a red vehicle on the scene.

A DoorDash driver reportedly delivered violence when someone called the Kalispell Police Department alleging the driver assaulted an employee and wanted to press charges.

A welfare check was requested by an employee concerned about the well-being of a woman dressed in black who was allegedly dragging a big box around a parking lot and looking under cars while screaming for her rabbit. There was indeed a rabbit, which was eventually caught. Officers advised the woman of her warrant before she moved along.

Officers responded to a later call with another request to check on the woman’s welfare, who by this time was reportedly lying in the grass next to the box, which the rabbit was hopping in and out of. She and the rabbit were fine.

An employee wanted to file a complaint when someone came into the kitchen and flashed the cooks. The jail was notified about the indecent exposure incident.

A property owner called the police to report a vehicle they did not recognize, which had out-of-state license plates and didn’t belong to a tenant. The manager was reportedly concerned the suspicious vehicle could be associated with a malfunctioning security camera and stolen light bulbs.

A man reportedly fell while trying to protect his bleeding dog from a rottweiler’s attack. The owner of the rotweiler was ticketed for having a dog at large. The other dog owner took his dog to the vet and, at the time, was unsure if he would seek restitution.

A man brought his three dogs, which included an allegedly aggressive German shepherd, to Begg Park, letting them into a fenced area reserved for dogs under 30 pounds and someone called the police after reportedly hearing a dog yelp, saying they were unsure if one of his dogs “got a small dog,” claiming it had previously attacked a small dog.

The man told officers his dogs had “so much energy” he liked to let them run around with no other dogs first, before letting them loose into the rest of the park. He said the accusations were false, complaining that it was “unfair” that the caller didn’t speak to him directly and left.

A vehicle reportedly ran over a sprinkler.

Someone calling from Parkline Trail allegedly heard an individual screaming profanities.