Law roundup: Shocking conclusion to high-speed pursuit

A Montana Highway Patrol pursuit of a black Ford F-150 heading east on U.S. 2 from Libby toward Kalispell reportedly hit 110 mph. The chase blew past Loon Lake and Happy’s Inn. A spike strip was deployed at Thompson River Road, and the driver was eventually taken into custody after officers used a Taser.

Wanting his girlfriend out of the house, a man asked Kalispell Police officers if he could pack her belongings into her car and change the locks. Officers suggested he give her seven days’ notice before taking action.

An employee called police after finding a baby left alone in a vehicle. Officers later contacted the mother, who said she now knows not to leave a baby unattended.

After getting nipped on the thumb by a kitty, a caller asked police for help with the cat’s owner.

A maintenance manager worried about a man “tweaking out” in a silver Blazer parked in a lot. The driver left before police arrived.

Scrooge showed up early when a neighbor reported their Christmas lights were cut up — apparently part of an ongoing feud.

A woman was stunned when a man who had been stalking her on social media appeared at her workplace. Officers advised her on how to get a restraining order.

Drivers went tit for tat on Idaho Street. The reporting party said someone honked when she stopped at an intersection and then made a crying gesture as they passed. She admitted to flipping them off in return.