A man armed with a rifle was reported walking up and down Cougar Trail in Whitefish shooting squirrels. The man told a resident, who reported the incident to the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office, that he was going to kill all the squirrels in Happy Valley because they were eating his house. A responding deputy determined nothing illegal was going on.

A deputy recovered a wooden hatchet handle from the scene of a brawl outside a Montana 35 bar. Roughly eight people were involved in the brawl, which a bartender said resulted in several men being beaten badly and possibly heading to the hospital. Everyone had left by the time the deputy arrived, but blood was found on the ground.

A Tall Pine Ridge man called for help after confronting a man who repeatedly drives past the residence.

The manager of a Konley Drive property reported finding what he believed to be methamphetamine at a house that the current residents were moving out of.

A drunken man walking around a campground threatening to assault other campers eventually packed up and left of his own volition.

A Shelter Valley Drive man complained that he loaned clothes to a friend and was having trouble getting them back.

Someone stole the money a Columbia Falls man had raised for his daughter.

A discombobulated bicyclist refused medical treatment after falling off his bicycle onto his head near Center Street.

A fed-up Fourth Avenue East North resident contacted the Kalispell Police Department to complain that someone had made lewd propositions toward herself and her mother five times over the last week.

A frightened Third Avenue East woman reported she caught someone looking through her window and trying to open it as she was going to bed.

A group of trash-leaving transients were reported camping at a bridge and culvert off Grandview Drive near Ponderosa Street. A responding officer reported the transients were moving along and cleaning up after themselves.

A suspicious man in a Buttercup Loop driveway was found to be going around the area selling chemicals.

A confused passerby contacted the Whitefish Police Department after finding an abandoned and apparently undamaged car in a ditch on Edgewood Place.

In a continuation of a problem reported the prior night, a Rapids Avenue resident reported to the Columbia Falls Police Department that local teenagers, who had been ringing her doorbell before, were now driving around in the area honking their horns. She tried to confront the teens, but they drove away.

A surprised newspaper delivery person had to swerve to avoid a man standing in the middle of Nucleus Avenue near a bar. When the driver pulled over, the man came up to him and pushed him before running back to the bar.