Police informed of potty emergency

A 6-year-old called the Kalispell Police Department to report that he had “leaked his pants” and “couldn’t go to the potty.” The child informed dispatch that they could not speak to his dad.

An argument between a couple allegedly resulted in the female half hitting her partner with a shovel.

The father of a 15-year-old girl reported a man in a black cowboy hat was following his daughter in a store and making sexual comments to her.

A woman reportedly saw a man pull down his pants and begin to touch himself as she walked by.

Vandals allegedly moved baseball practice from the batting box to a resident’s mailbox. The resident reported that five or six other mailboxes on the street had similar damage.

Someone reported seeing a man stripping off his clothes while driving around. Drugs were reportedly involved. Responding officers asked the man to move along and put his clothes back on.

Officers were called to dispatch a struggling young deer after a dog reportedly attacked it near Gage Ter in Bigfork. According to the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office report, the young black lab allegedly ripped the hide from the yearling’s shoulders down to the base of its tail. The dog was nowhere to be found when authorities arrived.

A blood-covered man was allegedly standing in the middle of traffic, yelling and making obscene gestures at passing cars. Cars reportedly had to swerve to miss the man.

Disgruntled former renters have allegedly begun protesting outside the home of the owner of the rental properties. The owner reported up to four men standing in front of his residence, two holding picket signs, as a car full of people watched and filmed. According to the property owner, the issue has been ongoing for two years and the protesters have lost a court case against him three times.

Sleeping truck drivers were reportedly awakened by a woman repeatedly honking her car horn in order to get them to move their 18-wheelers, which she claimed were preventing her from leaving the gas station. According to a witness’s statement, the woman was intoxicated and the trucks were blocking neither the entrance nor the exit of the lot.

Instead of taking photos of his food, a man was reported for taking pictures of the waitresses at a restaurant. The employee reporting the man said the man did the same thing every holiday when the waitresses dress up.

A man called police when he allegedly felt his house shake and asked whether anyone else had reported an earthquake. They had not, and no seismic activity was recorded.

An employee of a medical facility called the Whitefish Police Department to report an elderly patient whom she had allegedly caught with marijuana-infused brownies. The employee said she did not want to get the patient in trouble, so she took the contraband confections and disposed of them.

A Lincoln County Sheriff’s deputy was called to address an explosive that was allegedly thrown into a resident’s fire pit.

Someone requested an officer respond to “shoo” a deer that was seen strolling down the center of a busy street.