Police Calls: No longer keeping it between the lines
Whitefish Pilot | UPDATED 1 year, 8 months AGO
The police calls section does not reflect the nature or the volume of the calls received by local law enforcement.
Feb. 7
The caller reported being attacked by a dog on River Lakes Drive while out for a walk.
A mailman was present and taking photos when a disorderly male kicked mailboxes down on Forest Ridge Drive.
There were no injuries when a white Ram and a tan Tahoe collided in a parking lot on Second Street.
An employee requested a guest be removed from a location on Highway 93.
Feb. 8
A caller reported a vehicle, believed to have out of state license plates, sitting in the middle of Wisconsin Avenue with its hazards on.
A single vehicle slid off Park Avenue.
Multiple vehicles were, reportedly, parked illegally on sidewalks and non-parking spots, blocking other vehicles, on Baker Avenue.
A single vehicle slid off Baker Avenue and the driver was running around in pajamas.
A lost backpack was found and collected by its owner.
The caller thought it was very irresponsible for someone to park on Montana Avenue next to a fire hydrant and near a stop sign.
A reveler was found seated in a public restroom stall on Central Avenue with multiple open containers of beer and a strong smell of marijuana. The subject lied to the police, telling them the beers were empty.
A male was seen urinating by a dumpster in a parking lot on Baker Avenue. The incident was recorded by a police car’s dash camera.
A customer of a business on Monegan Road was uninjured when she drove off the road and could not get the vehicle out of the ditch.
Reportedly, a medium sized dog was walking around the neighborhood on Ninth Street, barking constantly. He was unable to be located.