Investigation Requested After Llama Mysteriously Loses Its Head in Kalispell

Kalispell: A man called the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office after discovering his missing llama dead on his property, and the head was gone. He thought it looked suspicious and wanted a deputy to check if it was a natural death or something more sinister.

In another incident, a man from Hungry Horse was heard threatening his wife and child. A bystander intervened, yelling to protect the family.

Deputies also dealt with a grandson causing a ruckus outside his grandparents’ house in Columbia Falls, throwing things and cursing.

In Marion, a man allegedly hit a woman twice. Meanwhile, in Whitefish, a dog was spotted munching on a chicken or turkey in a field.

A group of friends was dining out, but one woman was making a scene, leading the Kalispell Police to ask her to leave.

A woman drove to her ex’s place to drop off mail, but he confronted her, yelling and damaging her car with a screwdriver.

An employee found a man sitting on the bathroom floor, looking out of it, and wanted him to leave.

A woman tried to visit a patient in the hospital, but the patient’s husband called the police, saying she was harassing them.

Lastly, a neighbor was worried about another neighbor who hadn’t been seen for three days and wasn’t answering the door. A man also reported a small white car speeding down Two Mile, fearing it could cause an accident.