The Blotter: Too loud at the bar
Monday, June 15
A man was caught trying to cash a fraudulent check at a Columbia Falls business.
A suspicious man was talking to himself and walking along Highway 2.
Tuesday, June 16
A woman trying to do yardwork felt a nearby bar was too loud.
The caller was worried after a vehicle pulled a U-turn and began following them.
Wednesday, June 17
Drivers were constantly speeding along First Avenue.
A dog attacked the caller’s dog and was still at large near Marjorie Street.
A man kept speeding and littering.
Someone kept bringing a vicious dog to a Seventh Street apartment.
In a mix of events, the caller reported a vicious dog being in a Seventh Street building, hearing someone say they were going to beat up an officer, and watching people running after vehicles outside.
Thursday, June 18
The night before a 15-year-old male had destroyed someone’s car and house. A saddle bronc rider at a rodeo needed medical attention after a bad spill.
Friday, June 19
Something appeared to have hit the caller’s Second Street mailbox overnight.
A young man reported other kids had beat him up.
A lost German shepherd dog was without its tags due to a new collar.
Someone spray painted graffiti on a pavilion on Talbot Road.
A newspaper delivery person thought they identified a stolen vehicle.
Saturday, June 20
Someone went through a vehicle parked on 11th Street.
A caller suspected the young girl selling antique money didn’t actually own that money.
Someone went through a Fourth Street caller’s car but took only the phone charger.
A drunk woman injured her face after wandering into the caller’s backyard and falling.
Sunday, June 21
A man slapped a woman in a dispute near Third Avenue.
A woman was receiving threatening messages via an instant messaging application.
The caller believed the “drug addict looking guy” walking around a Ninth Street business was casing the place for a robbery.