
Law roundup: Every time a bell rings, an angel commits burglary
May 15—Multiple "angels" reportedly broke into a woman's apartment one morning, stole her groceries, fed her cat and flew away. She told the responding Kalispell Police Department officer this occurred seasonally. No evidence corroborating a burglary or a religious miracle was found.
A man's so-called friend was allegedly beating on his door after throwing a torch at his truck and smashed his windows. There was minor damage to the truck, but the man did not want to press charges.
A woman allegedly found a gun after seeing kids go into a garage and wanted officers to check if it was real. The gun was collected for safekeeping and video of the kids was emailed to officers.
A scammer reportedly contacted a woman via telephone and internet about a fraudulent tax refund program for property owners. The woman said the allege scammer spoofed a friend's phone number and told her she needed to send $1,000 via gift cards or Venmo, an app used to send and receive money.
A carwash customer allegedly found a small bag of counterfeit money. Officers collected the fake bills.
Someone thought a man was living in a beat-up camper that was parked by a red pickup in front of a vacant house for four days and called police.
Someone became increasingly suspicious of a green Toyota truck with a green camper that was reportedly circling a school when the driver covered their face while they took a picture of them.
A man sent to the hospital with a dog bite was trying to determine if he needed to get rabies shots.
Officers received a call about criminal mischief at construction sites by Stillwater Road.
Extra patrols were requested at a location in the Rail Park Drive area after vehicles, trailers and fire extinguishers were found damaged and someone said it was becoming a nightly occurrence.
A man allegedly went door-to-door selling discounted pest treatments for homes. One resident thought the situation was a little buggy when he reportedly looked up the address provided by the salesmen and a community college came up in the results.

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