Headlines: Whitefish residents seek answers, DUI arrest turns violent, and Kalispell construction site vandalized
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Whitefish residents push city to investigate police call to Border Patrol, suspected drunk driver allegedly attacked police and vandals accused of $48K in damage to Kalispell construction site.
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Join Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman as she goes over some of the top stories this week for Northwest Montana.
We’ll learn more about why Whitefish residents pushed city officials to investigate a police call to Border Patrol that led to the detainment of a Venezuelan man who was in the country legally.
The details of two recent crimes, where one suspected drunk driver allegedly attacked his arresting officer in Columbia Falls, and another in Kalispell, where a 23-year-old man is accused of causing $48,000 in damage to a construction site, as well as allegedly providing alcohol and tobacco to minors.
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Whitefish residents push city to investigate police call to Border Patrol
Suspected drunk driver allegedly attacked arresting police officers in Columbia Falls
Vandals accused of causing $48K in damage to Kalispell construction site
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