Law roundup: Hotel ousts annoying woman

A front desk employee asked the Kalispell Police Department to remove a woman who was purportedly “being annoying” in the lobby and tell her she was not welcome to return.

A man had reportedly been gambling for about a half hour when he asked a casino employee to fill a bottle with warm water, then left, which made employees suspicious he had left a baby alone in his vehicle. They told officers he had done the same thing the previous two days. Officers checked the vehicle and found an empty car seat. A manager said she would check security camera video and contact police if she found anything.

A man allegedly confronted the driver of a dark gray Hyundai with orange accents about speeding through a neighborhood, and the driver followed him to a gas station where the two men got into an altercation. When the driver reportedly followed him home, he drew his gun, pointing it at the vehicle, which drove away.

An officer stopped a Toyota reportedly parked by scrap metal bins that sped off when the patrol car was spotted. The officer didn’t see anything in the vehicle that appeared to have been stolen other than a set of truck tires a man claimed belonged in his pickup.

A large white pickup hooked to a trailer was reportedly swerving in both lanes of traffic.

A box truck was allegedly left running with its lights on in a fenced-in lot behind a business. Officers found the gate was locked and were unable to locate anyone.

Someone reportedly cut the lock off a business trailer and ransacked it.

A mixed golden Lab dropped by a resident’s house one morning. The dog was dropped off at the shelter when calls to the phone number on the dog tags went unanswered.