The Flathead County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a vehicle running cars off Cramer Creek Road in Somers. The person reporting the incident said the two men were also shooting at him and his wife with a rifle and a pistol, and that they were in a ditch and couldn’t move or they would be shot.

According to Sheriff Chuck Curry, the incident started when the alleged victims were passed by the alleged suspects on Montana 82, and then followed the suspects through Somers and to their home, pulling into the driveway. Curry said deputies were unable to substantiate whether any guns were used, although it was possible there were some fireworks involved. The incident was written up and passed along to the Flathead County Attorney’s office.

When deputies responded to a report of a car racing up and down First Street South West in Hungry Horse and spinning brodies, they made contact with one person who claimed he was the driver and cited him for not having a driver’s license. The person who was reportedly driving the vehicle said he was part owner of the vehicle, but that he had been home all night and had not been drinking, even though he “reeked of alcohol.”

He could not maintain his balance and took an aggressive stance and disposition with the officer, who reported the incident to the man’s probation officer, as he was on probation for bail jumping, distribution of drugs and drug possession.

A passerby reported a motorist driving onto a sidewalk and trying to hit a pedestrian on U.S. 93 South in Kalispell.

An elderly resident of Kila Road received a phone call from a man identifying himself as “Asheed” who said he was a terrorist and was going to come kill her.

A pair of small pickup trucks, one with “69” painted on the door like a race car, was seen racing through the West Valley Pines subdivision on Jack Pine Drive.

A Lower Valley Road resident came home to find a suspicious vehicle at the end of his driveway. The car immediately took off through a field. When he inspected the house, the resident found screens removed and that someone had entered the home.

A Pickleville Road resident in Somers reported a motorist in a maroon van with a broken taillight hit his fence, told the resident he was drunk, then fled the scene.

A man was arrested after hitting his girlfriend on U.S. 2 West in Kalispell.

A massive fight involving about 10 people was reported on U.S. 93 South in Lakeside before moving onto Bills Road. The fight broke up before police arrived.

A 12th Street East man contacted the Kalispell Police Department after being met in his garage by a burglar in his early 20s with a gun. The man said the burglar had been going through the vehicle in the garage, and that the door to the garage had been unlocked.

A concerned Windriver Drive woman wanted her daughter arrested on her outstanding warrant because her daughter was “in a bad situation at a bad location” where heroin was being used, and she wanted to get her into treatment.

An elderly man deceased from natural causes was found in a vehicle on Third Avenue East North.

A backpack containing a handgun was found by a night cashier in the lobby of an East Idaho Street business.

A man burned his hands when he tripped and fell into a fire on Seventh Avenue East North.

A woman accidentally drove into a building on North Main Street.

An unknown motorist destroyed 20 feet of fence and a garbage can on Woodland Avenue.

A house arrest ankle bracelet was found in Woodland Park.

A drunk, lost tourist contacted the Whitefish Police Department trying to find his way back to the home of the family friend with whom he was staying. An officer dropped him off at the house.

A motorist reported a Rug Doctor fell out of the back of her vehicle, and by the time she turned around, someone had stolen it.

A huge fight was reported on Central Avenue.

A suspicious man was reportedly walking down Central Avenue looking underneath every vehicle.

A Third Avenue West resident contacted the Columbia Falls Police Department after receiving texts from a man saying he was going to kill her and her family, a threat she said started over a drug deal between him and her friend. She provided police with an address where he told her he would be if the police wanted to find him.

All the “troublemakers” reported at a Nucleus Avenue property fled out the back when an officer came in the front.

The Smith Valley Fire Department was called to Lakeshore Drive after a dog fell through the ice on Foy’s Lake, but the animal was able to get out and to shore before they arrived.