A Flathead County Sheriff’s Office deputy responded to a Browns Road home after a man reported his neighbor — for whom law enforcement had a caution for aggressive behavior — shot at the ground directly in front of him on Wednesday morning.

An employee of a Whitefish Stage Road construction business reported an internal theft of between $7,000 and $8,000.

An upset mother reported that an Olney bar on U.S. 93 North had served her 18-year-old daughter alcohol several times, and that her daughter was talking about going back that night. A deputy spoke with the bar’s owner, who agreed to speak with all the employees to ensure there was no underage service.

A U.S. 2 East woman got an unhappy surprise when she returned home and found someone had broken her front window and messed up her blinds. She reported, however, that nothing was messed up inside and that she believed it was just criminal mischief, not a burglary.

A disoriented elderly woman was located and given a medical transport after a Bigfork man on Lake Hills Court reported someone was banging on his door but not responding when he yelled at them.

A man called the sheriff’s office after getting a call from his bank telling him his debit card number had been used at approximately 30 different locations in the area, including a liquor store, a fast-food restaurant, a tire store, a department store, a chainsaw store and a health department.

The landlord of a McKenzie Way property reported his new tenants were slowly finding drugs and drug-related items left behind by his prior tenants.

A report of drugs found in a Shady Lane trailer after the prior tenants moved out turned out to be unfounded when a white powdery/crystalline substance in a small pill pouch turned out to be salt.

A fed-up Hungry Horse woman reported her neighbor and her neighbor’s friend point at her and call her crude names on a regular basis as she is walking into her home. She was counseled on several ways to handle the situation.

A group of between 50 and 75 cattle briefly blocked Montana 206 and then Fairview Crossroads before being corralled and contained.

A Seventh Avenue West man contacted the Kalispell Police Department to report a suspicious woman who shows up and parks in front of his house several times a week, walks up the street, stands around for a few minutes, then walks back to her car and leaves. He reported she may have taken some mail out of a mailbox this time.

A confused Crestview Road man found a three-foot black pipe laying in his flower bed.

A man with an open container was reported screaming at random vehicles on North Meridian Road.

A motorist was reported to police after pulling into a parking spot at a West Idaho Street business, jumping the curb and hitting the building. The motorist then fled the scene.

A woman was cited for shoplifting and released after being caught trying to leave a Hutton Ranch Road store with a cart full of items.

Columbia Falls Police Department officers responded to a Fourth Avenue West home after a woman reported her husband — who was on probation for partner or family member assault, theft, and robbery — wouldn’t let her leave the house.