Law roundup: Man keeps breaking into future brother-in-law’s vehicle
A rundown vehicle had become a sore spot for a man and his future brother-in-law. Having left it parked at his fiancee’s house, the owner had since discovered that her brother, who he described to the Kalispell Police Department as homeless, was constantly breaking into the broken-down vehicle. He told officers he just wanted the information logged while he worked on getting the vehicle running and out of there.
Workers at a dentist’s office asked authorities to handle interlopers in a motorhome on the property. They also wanted the owners of the motorhome cited for using the office’s garbage can without permission.
Finding a woman once again on a property she was trying to sell, a real estate agent turned to the police for help. The alleged squatter had filled up the toilet with paper, taken down the curtains inside the home and was presently hanging out in the yard, the agent said. Arriving officers barred the squatter from the property.
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