Law roundup: Neighbor fails vibe check

A woman was not pickin' up good vibrations nor sweet sensations from a downstairs neighbor's loud music and called the Kalispell Police Department. She said it was an ongoing issue and the noise had been vibrating through her floor for half an hour before it stopped. She said she already talked to the property manager with zero response, so she put up cameras, which the neighbors flipped off. 

A group of five people in a black Dodge Ram 2500 reportedly harassed two homeless men walking across the street toward a park gazebo. 

A man wanted law enforcement aware of a scam after nearly wiring $43,000 to a "dummy account" set up by a caller claiming to be from the Federal Trade Commission, who also told him not to speak to anyone about their conversation. Thankfully, he told his wife, who told him to stop the transfer, which he did by calling his bank. No money was lost.  

Officers later received a call from a woman who was allegedly scammed out of $650 by someone claiming to be with Venmo customer support. She shared her screen with the scammer, who reportedly took her account information and used it to steal the money, transferring it into Bitcoin. She reported the alleged theft to Venmo and Cash App and froze her bank accounts. 

A man recklessly driving a white minivan allegedly took a turn too fast and almost hit another vehicle. 

A black car with red stripes allegedly passed a woman's vehicle at a high rate of speed, resulting in a wreck. The woman reportedly told police that the other driver was worried because they didn't have insurance and, saying they were fine, decided the best option was to run and hauled it out of there. It didn't take long for the vehicle to be spotted. The driver, who now had bigger fish to fry, was detained and the 1990 Chevy Camaro they were driving was towed away.  

A man about 43 years old allegedly knocked over alcohol before pushing someone's friend to the ground.