Boxer tired of taking unwanted punches

Columbia Falls Police Department responded to an assault on Ninth Street where someone reportedly was jumped. The person refused medical and said he was a boxer so he “knows how to take a punch,” however, was “tired of this happening.”

A possibly intoxicated pedestrian on Sixth Street was allegedly stumbling, cussing, not acting normal and yelling at cars.

Someone driving on the bypass told Flathead County Sheriff’s Office they saw smoke that appeared to be coming from Foy’s Lake. The source of the smoke was several logging slash piles and everything was OK.

A Sage Lane resident said two teens were purportedly riding unlicensed dirt bikes on Anderson Lane and weren’t wearing helmets. The two boys were advised on riding restrictions and reminded on showing courtesy to our neighbors.

A Morning Glory resident was probably taken aback when he reportedly spoke to a dog owner about his dogs being loose and was allegedly told to “just shoot them” if they were on the resident’s property. The dog owner was educated on the county dog ordinance and he said he would keep the dog off their property.

Someone on Trailridge Road requested deputies check on his house after receiving a call that people were allegedly practicing archery and shooting arrows into his garage.

A man on U.S. 2 told deputies $700 in cash was stolen from his truck in a parking lot. Officers called back to tell him they did not see anyone break into his truck on surveillance footage. After some more searching, the man called back to report he found the money.

Someone on Willow Glen Drive wanted a bicycle lying in the ditch, supposedly for three days, to be picked up by officers.

A customer on U.S. 2 told deputies a 4-year-old was reportedly running around the store and no one knew who she belonged to when her grandmother allegedly grabbed her, called her disgusting, hit her and “threw” her into a vehicle. The customer reportedly had video of the incident.

Someone was disconcerted by a woman purportedly riding a 4-wheeler with five kids ages 3-4 on it. Also, there were cars supposedly parked illegally along the road.

A security company told officers an intoxicated man described as “rail skinny” and carrying a green and black snowboard was reportedly walking around and threatening to fight people on Big Mountain and wanted the man removed from the premises.

An 83-year-old Peeping Tom wearing a cowboy hat allegedly stared into a woman’s house and took off after she tried to chase him down. The woman wanted to file the report in case it happened to someone else. She was advised to call 911 if she saw him at her house again.

A man in a red truck was seen driving slowly by someone’s house on U.S. 2 before pulling into a neighbor’s driveway. The alleged creeper was reportedly taking photos of the person’s house and sending disparaging texts.