Flathead County Sheriff’s Office advised a man who called from Seventh Avenue East outside of Kalispell to ask if he could shoot transients who were carrying bean bags across his property. The deputy advised the man that there needed to be a self-defense element if he were to shoot someone and that the bean bag perpetrators likely did not pass muster on that test. The deputy suggested that law enforcement be sent to run the transients off, but the man complained that the transients would be gone by the time a deputy arrived. The man allegedly would not listen to the deputy, said that the trespassers were mentally tormenting him, and said that he might use his gun and let law enforcement sort out who to jail later. He was given advice to handle the situation differently, but allegedly told the deputy that he was going to handle the transients in his own way.

A deputy responded to U.S. 2 West, where three or four batteries were allegedly stolen. A hole had allegedly been drilled into the gas tank.

A woman called from Drewery Lane to report that her husband might be a bigamist because in addition to being married to her in Glacier County for a number of years he had remained married to a woman in Minnesota. He also allegedly had two fiancees. The woman was referred to Glacier County authorities to sort out the marital mess.

A man was Tased by a deputy and taken to jail after he allegedly got drunk, put his girlfriend in a chokehold and would not let go of her despite other people trying to get him to let her go.

A person on U.S. 2 outside of Kalispell reported that he or she had found a glass pipe with white residue inside. The person found the pipe hidden in some cabinets in a restroom. A deputy responded and handled the matter.

A man reported that a gun safe full of valuables was stolen from a storage unit off Montana 35 outside of Kalispell.

Kalispell Police responded to East Idaho Street to rein in a shirtless man who was allegedly screaming at traffic. The man’s motive for the shouting was unknown.

A woman on Ruddy Duck Drive was allegedly assaulted by her ex-husband. The man left the scene. The woman went into the police station to make a report.

A non-romantic friendship between a man and a woman on Second Avenue East allegedly turned sour as the woman allegedly threw a cup of coffee in the man’s face. The woman had been staying on the man’s couch. She agreed to leave after the incident.

There was no sisterly love on hand after one sister allegedly tried to steal the other’s car and cellphone from Stratford Drive. The suspect allegedly also assaulted her sister. Officers logged a report.

Whitefish Police Department responded to a dentist’s office where a man had claimed to have care credit, but instead allegedly stiffed the business for $4,500 worth of work.

Columbia Falls Police Department responded to a restaurant parking lot where 10 women were allegedly in a fight. No one wanted to pursue charges and the “ladies” went their separate ways.