Law roundup: Alleged drug dealers straight from central casting

Someone thought a drug deal was going down on the west side of a parking lot, describing three people who "looked the part" in a silver Hyundai Accent and a silver Volkswagen with no license plates. Responding officers advised the jail of the incident.  

A front desk employee called the Kalispell Police Department to report that a guy in a red GMC with Satan's calling card stickered on the window was back on the property with his friends. Officers drove through the area and didn't see the vehicle.  

Two Chihuahuas with no collars were allegedly running amok in the neighborhood, headed westbound on West Utah Street.  

A woman watching a man livestream on Twitch called the police requesting a welfare check when she noticed signs he was having a stroke, such as facial drooping and slurred speech. He reportedly responded to the viewer's messages, saying he was going to lie down and wait for his brother to take him to the hospital. The woman requested that first responders turn off his computer when they arrived to protect his privacy.  

An individual went to the Police Department seeking to file a complaint against it for "abuse of authority" and was advised the on-call sergeant would talk to him. He filled out a statement that would be forwarded to administration for review.  

An apartment dweller was allegedly going bonkers over the neighbors banging on the wall, telling the police that property managers wouldn't be available for a couple of days. He planned to lodge a complaint with the property management and would call back if it escalated.  

Officers received a later complaint about someone's neighbor banging and scratching on the walls all day, blaring music and yelling an expletive when they asked them to turn it down. All parties were counseled.  

A man reported losing a brown wallet with a fish on it.