A man contacted the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office after finding his stolen vehicle on U.S. 93 South in Kalispell, where it was blocked in by other vehicles. He called back later to say he was following the vehicle, which was being driven at about 90 miles per hour, but eventually lost it.

A Lost Farm Lane man reported his dog had been shot with a pellet gun about three months ago, but he never reported it to law enforcement. He decided to report it after finding more pellets in the pasture with his horses, leading him to believe that his neighbors — who he thought were responsible for shooting his dog (although he had no proof) — were now shooting at his horses.

Deputies responded to a domestic dispute on McMannamy Draw, where a girl reported her father was beating up her mother.

A suspicious motorist was reported by two people taking pictures of homes in the area of Hidden Valley Drive in Whitefish.

A baggie of marijuana was found in the receiving cell at the county jail.

A pair of horses were reported at large in the area of Emmons Canyon Road in Kila, possibly due to being chased by a mountain lion, tracks of which were seen in the area.

A person who reported that cars in a shipment were stolen was advised the issue was a civil matter.

A man reported he was assaulted by his soon-to-be ex-wife on Second Street West in Hungry Horse.

A McMannamy Draw man reported someone stole his deceased wife’s identity and was trying to have items mailed to their home.

An older man became belligerent when asked  by a BNSF employee to stop walking on the railroad tracks near U.S. 2 in Coram.

A drunk man who smelled like alcohol was reported going from office to office on North Meridian Road and refused to leave.

A drunk passenger was removed from a train in Whitefish.

Someone drove through and tore up a lawn on North Cedar Drive.

A concerned bartender contacted the Kalispell Police Department, believing a pair of men and a woman getting ready to leave the U.S. 93 South bar were too drunk to drive.

A Sixth Avenue West woman complained that her ex-boyfriend and his friend came over, took a bunch of her stuff and gave it to the neighbors, and that she wanted it back.

A group of youths were reported for climbing up a large pile of rocks off North Meridian Road and throwing them over a fence, breaking car windows. They were also reported to have been climbing in dump trucks.

A Woodland Avenue resident reported hearing a loud bang, possibly a gunshot.

A Third Avenue West woman reported someone drove through her lawn, leaving tracks, and that the vehicle was now parked at a nearby high school. She also claimed to have video of the incident.

A man was arrested after being reported both speeding and stopping in the middle of U.S. 2 West.

A woman was arrested on a warrant during a traffic stop on North Main Street.

A dolly was stolen from the garage of an East California Street property.

Whitefish Police Department officers arrested a man after responding to Ashar Avenue, where it had been reported that a man was screaming at a woman with multiple sclerosis who could not defend herself.

A man turned himself in on an active warrant.

A cellphone was stolen on Central Avenue.

The Columbia Falls Police Department received a report of a girl threatening on Facebook to beat up and kill another girl.

A motorist was arrested during a traffic stop on Ninth Street West.

Polson Police Department officers arrested a person while investigating a report of suspicious activity on Seventh Avenue West.

Criminal mischief was reported at O’Malley Park.