The Flathead County Sheriff’s Office received a call from someone requesting a welfare check on a truck driver when he missed his drop-off to deliver a Vietnamese potbelly pig, and instead drove 20 miles past the delivery address to Hungry Horse, where the pig was dropped off with an unknown person. The intended recipient purportedly received a phone call from someone who said they had the pig and they were going to hold it for ransom. The caller said this was all very unusual because he was a reliable and responsible trucker. Someone eventually made contact with the semi-driver, who followed his GPS onto a single-lane road and got stuck by a campground. The report didn’t elaborate on the fate of the potbelly pig.

A man told deputies about people having a gathering with fireworks and firearms on Hilltop Road in Columbia Falls and wanted to know if that was legal.

A Boulder Ridge Trail resident in Columbia Falls had questions about an elderly neighbor driving by and allegedly stopping and looking at her house. She was advised this wasn’t a legal matter and it was suggested she talk to the neighbor in person to mitigate the problem.

A dog was found at the east exit of Glacier National Park after a white truck stopped and threw the canine out. The dog’s owner then called wondering where his dog was, and deputies contacted him to let him know they would meet him at the shelter in Kalispell to return the dog.

Someone was concerned there was not enough space and water for the amount of chickens, horses, cats and dogs on a Pleasant Hill Drive property. They were also concerned about a “yipping” dog at the location. Deputies found the animals all appeared healthy, taken care of and had adequate water, food and enclosures where applicable. It may have been a situation of pesky neighbors finding things to complain about on an ongoing basis.

A large pack of horses was headed toward Montana 35 in Kalispell.

A Whitefish Village Drive resident in Whitefish was reportedly concerned about a gray SUV stopping, circling back and parking at the end of their driveway on a frequent basis.

A window was broken out on a vehicle parked at a big turnout near Spoon Lake and all valuables were stolen.

A man was filling out some paperwork for his RV parked at a store parking lot when he was allegedly threatened by a man and woman who wanted to use his phone. The woman tried grabbing his arm three times despite him telling her not to and he wanted Kalispell Police Department to move them along so they would leave him alone.

Officers made contact with a woman after a passerby said she reportedly left a dog in a vehicle with the windows barely cracked and it possibly was in distress when they described the dog as “having a fit,” barking and running around.

A father was seen pushing his son, who was screaming that his dad hit him.

A skinny man was wandering around a grocery store parking lot waving his arms around and someone was concerned he may put himself in danger. The man then sat on some grass and told officers he was OK and didn’t need assistance.

A neighbor reportedly was harassing a man, trying to start arguments and calling him names in front of his children.

An out-of-control teen allegedly destroyed an Xbox and had to be locked out of the house by someone who called police, saying they thought he would be confrontational with officers.

A wandering man dressed all in black seemed unsteady on his feet as he walked back and forth from the sidewalk to the street.

A man wearing painter's pants allegedly was taking pictures of someone’s girlfriend as she left a location.

A man claimed two men wanted to fight him and started threatening him when he confronted them about driving dangerously in the alley.

A man allegedly was stalking his ex by driving past her house multiple times a day, occasionally parking near her bedroom window and sending her unwanted gifts.

A Ford 250 drove up to a man’s vehicle really fast, drove around him, brake-checked another car, causing them to stop and then got out acting like he wanted to fight the driver.