Law roundup: Mannequin tries to break free
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A store mannequin may have tried to make a break for it and broke some glass while falling over, setting off an alarm. Responding Kalispell Police Department officers found the doors secure but spoke with a man hanging around the dumpsters in the back and advised him of a warrant.
A frustrated man answered a call back on a 911 hang-up and reportedly said he did not want to answer the dispatcher’s questions, but couldn’t hang up because of a cracked screen, so he just stopped talking. Officers drove through the area and everything appeared code 4.
A crack in a man’s window looked like someone punched it.
A man who reportedly stole a generator from a vehicle in a parking lot was back, according to a security worker who said he was sitting in a white sedan with a missing hood and a green cooler on the passenger seat.
A man on a motorcycle parked at a construction site and set off a security camera alarm, which he either didn’t hear or didn't want to acknowledge. He eventually left.
Two males allegedly approached someone’s porch and when the resident came out to go to work, they bolted. One person stood behind a truck while the other rode away on a motorcycle. The resident said they did not make it onto his property and didn’t think they took anything, but was suspicious of their surprised reaction.
Someone reportedly stole arrows, a quiver, a bow, a bow case and a backpack from the cab of someone’s locked pickup. There weren’t any signs of forced entry.
A little boy reportedly sat alone in a silver KIA for about 20 minutes before someone called the police.
Dispatchers answered a 911 call and reportedly heard several male voices and a man yelling about a cold shower through static and “robotic” noises. On the callback, dispatchers said someone would answer but not respond.
A property manager allegedly heard second-hand information from a tenant that a black Audi with no license plates that was parked at the location for about a month matched the description of a stolen vehicle on Facebook.
Fraud reported to Arizona police allegedly included a $10,000 check cashed at a bank on Idaho Street.
Officers ticketed a driver for not having proof of insurance and issued a warning for having expired registration and failing to stop at a red light before turning left.
A metallic green Subaru was reportedly abandoned on Teal Drive after sitting there for two months. The owner told police she was trying to donate the car but was unable to drive it because of engine issues but said she would have it moved.