Kalispell Police Department received a few calls about a man allegedly described wearing clown makeup, a dress and carrying a bag, who was walking around and knocking on doors asking for money. Officers made contact with the man on 10th Avenue West and Seventh Street West and asked him to move along.

A man clad in running shorts and a black jacket allegedly got caught in a golf course fence, but eventually freed himself.

An unwelcome version of the Easter bunny — a man with a cigarette who was allegedly wearing a white flower dress, brown pants and a hat with bunny ears — visited a resident’s patio, then walked over to a woman’s house. The man was counseled about going onto others’ property.

An uncouth man was reportedly “banging on grandma’s door and cussing at her.”

A Hutton Ranch Road store requested police assistance in removing a woman reportedly caught drinking wine in a store, who refused to leave.

Someone supposedly saw an intoxicated woman wash her car on West Idaho Street where she proceeded to run over the curb when she left.

Building security allegedly found a wallet on the roof of the mall.

A man requested extra patrol after someone was reportedly seen standing at his front door and leaving in a white SUV. He noted this also occurred the previous week.

Whitefish Police Department received a complaint from a woman on Second Street who allegedly had someone put glue into her lock, causing it to break, and believed it was done by the same person who called in a noise complaint against her.

Someone on U.S. 93 told police Chicago gangs reportedly were following them for two weeks and trying to kill them.

A black bear was spotted in a residential area not far from City Beach.

A “crotch rocket” was reportedly speeding over 100 mph on Montana 40.

Someone on Wisconsin Avenue claimed they and their neighbor saw bright, blinking lights and believed it to be “UFO activity.”