A Council Bluffs Drive resident told the Columbia Falls Police Department she had been a victim of a prank call. The female prank caller allegedly asked the woman if her refrigerator was running, stated it wasn’t a joke and that she should unplug her fridge and evacuate, then hung up. The resident wanted police to log the information, just in case.

The manager at a Ninth Street West business called police to report a car was parked blocking the garbage can area. Officers followed up and found that the car had been previously reported stolen. The owner was contacted and arrangements made for him to be reunited with the stolen vehicle.

A concerned resident on Seventh Avenue East North called police when a female neighbor began threatening to commit suicide, then allegedly began inflicting violence on herself by beating her head against a wall and floor and screaming. Officers were able to get the woman help.

A woman called police to report a dog on Third Avenue West that was “not being cared for and looks malnourished.” The dog’s owners were not home when officers tried to follow up on the complaint.

A Crescent Drive resident called to complain about a neighbor’s dogs barking. The owners of those dogs also were not at home.

An employee of a business on Ninth Street West called police to report a man who was allegedly harassing other employees. The caller said that confrontations with the man had been ongoing, and that he had recently threatened to kill several employees. Officers made contact with a manager, who agreed to call police before closing for the night so officers could provide extra patrols.

A woman called the Whitefish Police Department when her 15-year-old son took off running in the middle of town. The boy’s father chased after him, and was able to catch up with him before police intervention was necessary.

A Dodge Ram truck was reported stolen from a dealership’s parking lot on U.S. 93 South.

A business owner called police when a customer allegedly refused to pay for services rendered. Both parties were counseled by officers.

A caller told police a dog had been abandoned at the dog park. The dog did have a collar and tags, and the caller had tried reaching the owners listed on the tags before calling police.

A resident on West Sixth Street called to report his 25-year-old son was being “disrespectful and argumentative,” and he wanted him removed from the property. The caller stated the younger man was packing his things and was calm, just being stubborn. The young man left the house without incident and without need for police assistance.

A woman called police from a Bay Point Drive residence to report a physical altercation. The woman said she had gone home with a man she’d met at a bar earlier that night, but once they arrived at his home he had struck her in the face. She said she went outside to get away from him, and he locked her out. She did not know exactly where she was and needed help. Officers arrived at the scene at the same time as the woman’s daughter. The woman left in her daughter’s care, and officers were unable to make contact with the alleged assailant.

The Evergreen Fire Department responded to a flooded property on Riverstone Drive.

The South Kalispell Fire Department responded to reports of heavy smoke on Airport Road.