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Law roundup: Drivers ignore children's safety - Vimarsana News

Law roundup: Drivers ignore children's safety

Two children had no choice in being audience to adults making poor choices when a mother reportedly followed a vehicle that she allegedly thought sideswiped her and the driver “didn’t say sorry or nuthin’.”

Law roundup: Children take backseat to mothers' feud - Vimarsana News

Law roundup: Children take backseat to mothers' feud

Two children had no choice in being audience to adults making poor choices when a mother reportedly followed a vehicle that she allegedly thought sideswiped her and the driver “didn’t say sorry or nuthin’.”

Law roundup: Looking for love, local single only finds fraud - Vimarsana News

Law roundup: Looking for love, local single only finds fraud

’Tis better to have loved and lost than to have attempted to find love and been scammed, which is what a local single person learned after doing business with a dating website. They contacted the Kalispell Police Department accusing the online matchmaking service of fraud.

Law roundup: Amateur lawyer tries loophole to get impounded car back - Vimarsana News

Law roundup: Amateur lawyer tries loophole to get impounded car back

An amateur lawyer looking to get his vehicle back from the tow yard contacted the Columbia Falls Police Department to plead his case. The vehicle was towed a few days earlier following a traffic stop, he said.

Law roundup: A prankster got him gouda - Vimarsana News

Law roundup: A prankster got him gouda

Gee whiz, a customer must have thought as he left a store to find his car covered in Cheez Whiz. He phoned in the possible queso criminal mischief to the Kalispell Police Department, but had places to go. Store employees agreed to scrounge up surveillance footage of the parking lot in the meantime.