Law Roundup: Don't have to go home, but can't stay here

Patrons who were told to go home by a business owner allegedly retaliated by breaking the windshield wiper on the owner’s vehicle and were arguing with people in the parking lot trying to start fights. The owner wanted the Kalispell Police Department to assist in kicking the people off the property and telling them not to return.

An elderly woman called 911 needing a phone number in Great Falls. Dispatchers advised her to call 411 and she hung up.

Someone reportedly looked at the passenger corner of the dash in their vehicle and thought it looked like someone put a torch through the window.

People allegedly were trying to steal a man’s vehicle; he told officers “things were taken off the engine,” the previous day.

Someone hit a gas line with a shovel on Bridge Street in Bigfork and a request was put in to evacuate the area.

Windows and wood were falling from a gooseneck trailer being pulled by a flatbed on Montana 206 in Columbia Falls. Someone told the driver he was losing debris and when he ignored them they called deputies to report it.

A woman moved her parked vehicle off of grass on Crestview Drive in Bigfork when someone called, claiming it was leaking fluids and wanted deputies to counsel her on “her behavior.”