The Flathead County Sheriff’s Office received a couple of reports of crimes believed to have been committed by children or the friends of children of the victims.

An Antelope Trail man in Whitefish reported he believed his two children in their 20s broke into his safe and pawned his guns while he was in North Dakota.

An East Reserve Drive man reported two sheds on his property and his garage were broken into, and a riding lawnmower and other equipment were stolen. He reported his son hangs out with a suspicious crowd of “shady characters” he believed may have had something to do with the burglary.

A very drunk elderly man was helped home by the same person who called the Sheriff’s Office after finding him across the street from a U.S. 2 East bar in Martin City with a cut on his face, crawling on the ground. The elderly man told the helpful passerby he was at the bar too long and was drunk.

A problem with frisky feral cats was reported by a Hungry Horse woman, who said the cats kept reproducing under her First Street South East trailer.

A good Samaritan said he let a woman use his jacket on Spring Creek Drive because it was cold, and she stole his phone out of the pocket.

The office manager of a Woodland Park Drive storage facility reported someone drove a black Dodge across the grass and abandoned it there with the keys still in the ignition.

A Klondyke Loop resident reported a “taco dog” just ran through their front yard. The Chihuahua apparently escapes from its yard often, and an animal control officer reported its owner said he was “at a loss” trying to find a way to keep the animal in the yard.

An Edgewood Drive woman contacted the Sheriff’s Office after returning home Monday night to find someone had tried to pry open her door.

A pair of wandering donkeys were corralled back home after making their way onto a Hodgson Pines Way property.

A landlord called for a civil standby when his evicted tenants returned to pick up a pair of dogs, a pair of horses, a pair of ferrets and a turtle that they had left behind at the Timber Road property.

A patron at a Ninth Street West bar in Columbia Falls was reported after he was cut off due to smelling like alcohol and then left the bar, by himself, in his vehicle.

A suspicious motorist and passenger reported to the Kalispell Police Department for pulling into and out of driveways along Lupine Drive and making several U-turns was found to be people who were trying to find a home in the area that they were renting.

A young 20-something was reported for threatening people and pointing a gun at them during a party and bonfire.

A miffed motorist said someone in a truck sideswiped the woman on U.S. 93 North, damaging the driver’s side and tearing off her side mirror.

A man had to visit the emergency room after being involved in an assault at a U.S. 2 West bar Monday night.

A woman’s purse was stolen from an Eighth Street East law office, and then she found it — minus her wallet, credit cards, cash, and checks — in a garbage bin in an alley behind the office.

A Park Avenue resident contacted the Whitefish Police Department to report a person in a parked car at the apartments across the street who repeatedly opened the door and vomited over a span of more than 45 minutes.

A Farm to Market Road man contacted the Columbia Falls Police Department after seeing a Facebook post about a kidnapping and realizing the suspect stayed at his house for two days, although he did not know at the time that the man was wanted.

A stopped train backed up traffic on a highway for more than 20 minutes.

A man was arrested for drunk driving during a traffic stop on Ninth Street West.