Police Calls: Rash of suspicious behavior reported
Whitefish Pilot | UPDATED 4 months, 1 week AGO
The police calls section does not reflect the nature or the volume of the calls received by local law enforcement.
June 11
It seemed suspicious that the neighbor on Wisconsin Avenue was not walking his normal walking path and may have been looking in the caller’s windows.
Someone dialed 911 accidentally from the phone in their purse.
A dog was at large on Karrow Avenue.
An intoxicated white male in a green sweater was yelling at traffic, hitting the crosswalk sign and not crossing at the corner of Baker Avenue and First Street.
The caller saw a dark colored Toyota 4Runner hit a parked vehicle on Spokane Avenue.
It was reported that a grey Jeep was stolen from a parking spot on Central Avenue.
The caller reported a white male buying, opening and drinking alcohol and hiding in the bushes at a business on Highway 93.
June 18
A caller from Kalispell Avenue thought it was suspicious that a vehicle was parked in the alley, and it was unclear if it was occupied.
It was also deemed suspicious that a male with dark hair was looking over the fence on West 10th Street.
A third case of suspicious behavior was reported when a vague caller thought a woman on Highway 93 was being trafficked.
Someone lost a wedding ring at the Bulldog.
A male driver in a newer Jeep was seed going about 90 mph on Highway 93 into town.
A neighbor was reportedly playing music very loudly on Ashar Avenue.
A male pushed someone on Central Avenue and then took off running.
A male who had been sleeping on a bench was moved along.
It was reported that a male was acting paranoid, staring off into the distance while washing clothing at a location on Highway 93, and he was found to be doing nothing criminal. When he was counseled, he was confrontational.
June 19
A small, white dog with brown spots was found and brought to the police department where he was collected by his owner.
An intoxicated male was lying on the sidewalk on Central Avenue. He was advised to stay off the sidewalk.
A male on the ground on Baker Avenue was waiting for a ride because he’d had too much to drink.
A doodle dog was reported lost from East Third Street.