Police Calls: Sometimes, kids are loud
Whitefish Pilot | UPDATED 1 week, 5 days AGO
The police calls section does not reflect the nature or the volume of the calls received by local law enforcement.
June 20
The caller said a person had been sleeping in a car on O’Brien for two days.
The caller said the transient who was sleeping at a location on Baker Avenue was too close to her backyard for her comfort.
The reported reckless driver acknowledged his actions and explained that drivers at the intersection of Highway 93 and Montana 40 were not reasonable or prudent.
The driver on East Second Street who drove into oncoming traffic then swerved and hit the curb after overcorrecting was cited for careless driving.
Someone was shooting off fireworks on Creekwood Drive.
Noise from a wedding reception was reported from a venue on Wisconsin Avenue.
A disorderly man on Central Avenue who was confrontational and willing to fight law enforcement was taken home.
June 21
Someone reported losing a black leather wallet downtown.
Two large dogs were barking for two days on Great Northern Drive and the caller was concerned because the neighbors had not been seen for days. The owners finally came home and the caller said they would check with them about the dogs.
Someone reported losing a purse with a long strap.
June 25
A sleeping bag and a carry bag were found near the middle of a playground.
Some campers had a large fire going.
A group of people on hte top floor of hte parking garage were seen throwing fireworks.
The caller reported that his neighbor keeps smoking marijuana.
It was thought to be suspicious that the caller found the gas cap on his truck open.
June 26
Customers at a business on Highway 93 saw a female drive down the wrong side of the road.
It was reported that a male was yelling at children in the park. The male appeared intoxicated and admitted he was in the park and that the children were too loud but denied yelling at them.
A careless driver struck another vehicle on Highway 93. No one was injured.
A reckless E-bike rider zipped in front of the caller’s car on Spokane Avenue.
The caller reported having a hammer hit his windshield while he was driving.
A truck apparently did not read the sign indicating to not enter at a business on Highway 93. The driver was seen inspecting for damage before leaving.
The loud music heard from a location on Colorado Avenue was turned down.