Apparently a brouhaha occurred over a bag of vegetables on Liberty Street. Kalispell Police Department dispatchers heard, “Go ahead ... you’re dead. You’re gonna pay for every bit of it,” over an open line. The woman making the threat got on the phone and said she was attacked by another woman who allegedly either threw something at her or hit her. One of the women was said to have broken a fan by throwing it. The incident may have started when the two women went to the store, got home and found a bag of vegetables missing. When one of the women asked the other woman’s husband about it, things “escalated from there.” Whatever went down, the vegetables were returned to the freezer.

Someone on Third Avenue East North thought it was negligent of two women who allegedly left three children unattended in a running car while the women walked across the street to a liquor store. The kids had reportedly been in the car for 30 minutes before police were called.

A man was spotted swinging a board around and trying to start a fight with another man on East California Street. Both men were yelling at each other and one of the men had a cast on his arm.

A man in a Second Avenue East alley, who reportedly had a knife at his side, urinated in public.

A bottle of beer thrown on the street hit someone’s car on Seventh Avenue West.

An unruly man on U.S. 2 West reportedly punched either a bartender or a bouncer for taking his keys when he tried to leave. The man was removed.

An intoxicated man was spotted on the ground on First Avenue East.

A hysterical woman on North Main Street repeatedly screamed for dispatchers to send a cop and calmed down enough to say a 5-year-old had allegedly been thrown into a wall before she started screaming again.

A man was told to move along after he was found sleeping under a blanket on a picnic table in a park pavilion.

A handgun was reported stolen from a vehicle on Liberty Street.

A woman on Cobbler Village Terrace in Kalispell complained about her in-laws to the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office, saying they were calling her names and “saying mean things to her.” The woman’s questions were answered and advice given.

People camping on the side of a road in Columbia Falls were thought to have been practicing “cult stuff,” when a woman told deputies she saw pentagrams in the area. She also said they were playing loud music and smoking weed. Deputies got the campers to turn the music down and although two of the men had marijuana cards, the men said they “had nothing on them.”

Someone’s suspicions were raised when a man wearing saggy sweat pants came to a resident’s door on U.S. 2 East in Columbia Falls saying his vehicle broke down on the side of the road and he needed shoes for his aunt. The resident said he gave him socks and then drove down the road, but didn’t see any vehicles.

A motor-vehicle accident turned into an assault in a U.S. 2 East parking lot in Kalispell. Ssomeone saw a man on the ground who allegedly had been punched in the face by another man and was bleeding from the mouth and may have been having convulsions. What allegedly occurred was that the bleeding man was punched after he had punched a woman.

Someone’s wife on Tally Lake Road returned home from a trip to the store and noticed two rifles, a gun, a pellet gun and a BB gun were missing.

A water ski-boat had windows broken out of it on Rhodes Draw in Kalispell.

An older white van was driving recklessly on West Reserve Drive in Kalispell. A caller said it was going 20 mph, swerving into both lanes with its hazard lights on.

A horse was freed from a barbed-wire fence on Flathead Drive in Kalispell.

A wary man on West Evergreen Drive had to lock himself in a bathroom to get away from a girl he recently broke up with.

Someone named a suspect when reporting windows broken out of a vehicle on U.S. 93 South in Whitefish.

A man tried to steal a generator from a U.S. 93 North business in Kalispell.

A caller on Caroline Road told deputies that people were possibly trespassing on private property and shooting guns on Zimmerman Road.

A woman who had a gun holstered on her hip allegedly yelled at staffers about the treatment of her brother on Hospital Way, according to Whitefish Police Department. She complied when asked to put the gun in her truck, but returned and reportedly cussed at a doctor.

A vehicle with a broken windshield mysteriously showed up in a woman’s West Second Street driveway.

The possible owner of an unattached construction trailer allegedly parked for months on East Third Street was advised that the trailer needed to be moved off the street and could only be parked there for loading or unloading.

Someone paid to do a tiling job on Masters Court reportedly skipped town.