A Florida woman called the Kalispell Police Department alleging her son's ex-girlfriend posted a comment the woman had sent onto social media, which got her fired from her job, in addition to posting defamatory claims about her and harassing her via phone, text and computer. The woman claimed Florida police refused to take her report. Kalispell officers advised her there wasn't anything they could do but call the ex and ask her to delete the comment. Her mailbox was full, however.

A highly intoxicated man reportedly called police scared because the inebriated husband of the very drunk "lady friend" over at his apartment threw a large piece of concrete through a window, angry that he was "being friendly" with her. The man claimed the trio had all been hanging out drinking before the incident. He was advised to fill out a statement when sober.

A man wrapped in a sleeping bag sitting in a vehicle told officers that until his roommate was evicted, he was scared to enter his residence. He alleged that was because the roommate threatened to kill him and on a previous occasion had run around trying to stab him with a pocket knife while high on meth.

An inebriated hotel guest reportedly kept calling the front desk and harassing employees despite being told to stop, and crossed a line when he told one employee he was going to kill her and the front desk manager wanted him kicked out.

A woman allegedly sent a video intended for her boyfriend to an out-of-state woman through social media by accident and the woman contacted her, demanding $200 or she would post it online.

Someone called the Flathead County Sheriff's Office when a woman purportedly broke the rear window of someone's vehicle using a broomstick on Whitefish Stage Road. She reportedly fled the scene, but it wasn't mentioned whether she left on foot, vehicle or broomstick.

Six goats, which had no collars or bells, reportedly got out of a pasture in Whitefish and someone on Abbey Road told deputies a grizzly bear killed one of the goats and it was OK to give their information to a caller if they found the animals. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks also was notified.

A suspicious man wearing a black rain jacket and jeans was allegedly seen walking on Barron Way in Kalispell and tossing a rock or crystal in the air while looking in vehicles.

A man calling from Hoffman Draw in Kila told deputies he shot at a neighbor's dog on his property and didn't know if he hit it or missed, but the dog ran off. He said he was sure that no one was around when he fired and was "sick of the dog coming around," alleging it attacked a neighbor in the past.

A Kalispell man wanted his roommate and her daughter evicted.

A Martin City resident allegedly had issues with a neighbor putting flags on their property, which were next to his window, blocking his view and keeping him awake when they flapped in the wind. He believed it was in retaliation for reporting barking dogs and wanted to file "harassment charges."

A man calling from Sharon Road in Kalispell came home after months of being away to find his vehicle missing. The vehicle was reportedly abandoned at the end of a cul-de-sac and had been towed.

Two women were purportedly "scouting" a trailer on Cedar Drive in Kalispell when someone saw them walking up to the fence and "peering" at the residence.