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Flathead County Sheriff's reports

Persistent Knocker and an Adult Assault

Kalispell News
9:39 a.m. A man on a bike knocked on a Witty Lane door and asked to use the phone. The resident refused and the man kept knocking.

6:09 p.m. One man hit another man with his fist at a local convenience store. Evidently, the victim stole the suspect’s video game player.

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By Heather Jurva, 10-28-09 | add comment | email story | print story

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Buffalo Head and a Humming House

Kalispell News
8:42 a.m. Someone on Trails End Drive found what appeared to be a buffalo head in their backyard.

7:11 p.m. A strange humming noise emanated from a vacant home on Hard Rock Drive. The reporting party also claims to have seen a light on in the residence.

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By Heather Jurva, 10-27-09 | add comment | email story | print story

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Burning Desire and a Sneaky Shooter

Kalispell News
9:30 a.m. A resident of Cemetery Road found it highly suspicious when he was asked to burn down another party’s shed. Although the reporting party believes a crime may have occurred in the shed, authorities found no sign of foul play.

3:03 p.m. Several determined individuals removed the “no trespassing” signs from a local gravel pit in order to justify using the site for target shooting. Despite their efforts, the area is still considered private property.
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By Heather Jurva, 10-26-09 | add comment | email story | print story

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Public Urination and a Kid with a Gun

Kalispell News
11:32 a.m. A Whitefish resident was shocked to look out and see a man relieving himself in the ditch across from her home. The man has evidently been camping in the area.

4:23 p.m. Someone on South Cedar Drive called to report that a 10-year-old boy was shooting the reporting party’s dog with a BB gun. The claim turned out to be unfounded, as the weapon was actually a toy gun.
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By Heather Jurva, 10-23-09 | add comment | email story | print story

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Hazardous String and a Great Escape

Kalispell News
8:00 a.m. Someone tripped over a string that was holding up a tree in the Flathead County Justice Center parking lot.

1:44 p.m. A man from Bigfork called to report that his ex-girlfriend was harassing him and demanding that he return a gift she had given him. He claims that he no longer has the item in question. The situation was resolved when the man decided to go to Minnesota to get away.
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By Heather Jurva, 10-22-09 | add comment | email story | print story

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Blue Light and a Dryer Vent

Kalispell News
9:52 p.m. Someone evidently saw a plane fly behind a hill, after which a blue light flashed in the sky. No planes have been reported as missing.

11:13 p.m. What was thought to be smoke turned out to be steam from a clothes-dryer vent at a Hungry Horse residence.
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By Heather Jurva, 10-21-09 | add comment | email story | print story

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Finders Keepers and a UFO Sighting

Kalispell News
2:21 a.m. A resident of Kelly Road in Kalispell claims that they saw a whitish-blue light hover in the northwest sky for about ten seconds before it disappeared. The reporting party, who had not been drinking, was directed to the National UFO Reporting Center.

3:34 p.m. Someone on Plantation Drive lost an item off the top of their vehicle. A neighbor then picked up the object and refused to give it back.
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By Heather Jurva, 10-20-09 | add comment | email story | print story

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Home Sweet Storage Unit and a Frustrated Neighbor

Kalispell News
10:03 a.m. Someone on Columbia Meadows Drive spouted threats after a neighbor’s dog wandered into his yard.

7:54 p.m. A resident of Montclair Drive noticed that someone had broken into a nearby storage unit and was evidently planning to live there. The facility manager advised the subject that storage units are not intended for human habitation.
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By Heather Jurva, 10-18-09 | comments (32) | email story | print story
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