Law roundup: Residents want kids to keep down the racket

A woman called the Whitefish Police Department and complained about dozens of noisy kids at City Beach at night, wanting officers to drive by and “get the kids to be quiet and go home.” 

Officers received a later call from East Fourth Street about four teens reportedly running around outside and being noisy. 

A man on East Second Street reportedly put deadbolts on the door and locked his roommate out, who called the police, saying he was yelling and screaming at them and that he had gun and other weapons in the house. 

A Good Avenue caller allegedly heard gunshots and saw a bunch of males going up to properties, claiming one had a long-barreled shotgun. 

An employee calling from River Lakes Parkway asked officers to move along someone covered in a blanket who they thought was living in their car. 

A man allegedly yelling at his dog was reported for animal cruelty.