Flathead County Sheriff’s Office deputies received a report that six chainsaws were stolen from property near U.S. 2 east of Kalispell. The owner said the saws were likely stolen in December.

A woman on Haywire Gulch said her 20-year-old son became unruly and broke a chair after she suggested he get a job. The man left and stayed elsewhere for the evening.

Suspicious activity was reported on Kelley Road outside Columbia Falls after a woman parked in a private driveway and walked around with a flashlight. A deputy spoke to the woman, who said she was searching for her blind and deaf dog.

A protection violation was alleged on Wagner Road in Coram, where  a woman said a man was contacting her through a third party.

Deputies were unable to locate a blue Nissan that reportedly almost ran one motorist off the road and drove over a curb on North Meridian Road.

A deputy assisted a man on Conrad Drive who fell against a toilet causing his house to flood.

No one was injured when a vehicle struck a tree on Judds Way.

Two men argued over belongings at a business on U.S. 2 east of Kalispell. The men were warned that a physical altercation would result in charges being filed.

Theft was reported on Shady Lane. A man said he loaned a gun to a man three weeks ago and that the man refused to return it.

On Harmony Court, a man said a woman who has a protection order against him is repeatedly calling and texting him.

Disorderly conduct was reported on U.S. 2 West in Marion, where a man allegedly refused to leave a bar.

A cat has reportedly been stuck in a tree on Addison Square for four days.

Credit card fraud was reported by someone on Blacktail Road in Lakeside.

Identity theft was reported by a man on Dillon Road outside Columbia Falls.

A Kalispell Police Department officer responded to a report of criminal mischief on Fifth Avenue East. A woman said someone shattered her vehicle’s windshield.

A pendant comprised of an ounce of gold and a diamond was reported lost on South Main Street and Third Street East.

A woman on Second Avenue East said a man was at her house making threats.

An argument over an engagement ring between a man and a woman prompted a report of a verbal disturbance on Second Avenue West North.

Four juveniles were accused of repeatedly breaking into a foreclosed home on Third Avenue East. An officer contacted the group in a vehicle parked nearby and advised them to go elsewhere.

Cosmetology products were believed to have been stolen from a business on North Meridian Road.

A group of juveniles were seen carving stumps with a chainsaw on First Avenue West.

A landlord on Western Drive accused a soon-to-be former renter of stealing a washer and dryer, though the tenant denied the theft. The renter later told an officer the machines would be returned.

A man on First Avenue West said he was assaulted by a man who also threatened to kill him with a knife.

Harassment was alleged on Liberty Street where a woman said she received a threatening message from another woman through Facebook.

At an apartment on Kenway Drive, a tenant reported that a foul odor was emanating from the apartment above.

A 14-year-old girl reported as a runaway returned home on Second Street West.

A teenage boy was cited for possession of tobacco and obstructing and was later released to his mother at a business on First Avenue East.