Fisticuffs over furniture at food bank

A fight over a used couch broke out at the food bank, according to Kalispell Police Department logs. The reporting party had been waiting all day to claim the furniture in the parking lot. Management said the furniture was free to anyone who had the means to remove it from the property, but the woman didn’t have a truck to haul it away. In the meantime, another man and his wife arrived in a truck and received permission to take the furniture. The woman told the couple that she had called dibs, so they agreed to give her until 3 p.m. to haul it away. When the furniture wasn’t removed at 3 p.m., the man and his wife returned and began loading the furniture. The woman offered the man $60 to move the furniture for her, and he in turn offered her $50 for the furniture. Neither agreed on the arrangement. When the man began loading the furniture, the woman allegedly slapped him in the face. He refused to pursue charges and finished loading the furniture.

A woman said her boyfriend broke into her home while she was at work and stole a glass jar containing $1,500. After reporting the theft, the cash had miraculously found its way back into her house.

A Glock was reported stolen.

A man and his wife who had been drinking got into a tussle over some comments made while they were at the bar. After leaving the bar and going home, the man was playing video games and the woman unplugged the Xbox. They got into a tug of war with the Xbox cords and fell over.

A caller said her apartment complex smelled like dog poop. But after doing some research, she learned that meth smells like dog doodoo. She said both her neighbors were sketchy.

A door-to-door salesperson had questions for the city about selling his book.

A infrared camera valued at $9,000 was reported stolen.

A man in Woodland Park with lacerations and blood on his face was taken to the hospital.

Two kids about 5 years old were seen climbing out of a window. The mom was home, but wasn’t aware of what was going on.

A caller was upset about a neighbor pacing around in their apartment. When advised that police can’t stop people from walking around in their apartment, the caller became upset and yelled.

Two large bags of trash were scattered across the highway.