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June 15, 2012

YOUR FLATHEAD COUNTY POLICE BLOTTER ENTRY OF THE DAY

11:00 a.m. Someone drove poorly through Lakeside

This has been your Flathead County police blotter entry of the day.

(Thanks to of course Jeff Meyerson)

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And some people want to do away with the death penalty!

10:49 p.m. A drunken woman with a fake accent called 911 demanding to speak to a detective but refused to give any pertinent information. Apparently, this woman habitually calls when intoxicated.
Thank goodness. I thought I was the only one who does this.
When I think about Flathead County I imagine all the residents at their front windows, binoculars in one hand, a telephone in the other.

2:28 a.m. People in Somers were reportedly “doing drugs.”

If I lived in Flathead, I'd be part of this group.

How did they drive poorly? Were they weaving? Mounting the curb? Riding on the sidewalk? Jumping stop lights? This lack of detail is frustrating

Crime keeps going up.

Can one drive richly?

Must've been the "idiot" in the green SUV...

I want to know if I can buy any "cat traps" off that guy on Ridgewood Drive...

Could have been a non-drunk driver, that would look pretty bizarre up there. "He was drivin' in a completely straight line on one side of the road!"

"3:48 p.m. An intoxicated woman who claimed to be naked and lost called 911 from the canyon area to advise law enforcement that she was multilingual and suspected that a Hungry Horse gas station had been taken over by terrorists. "

I was going to post some kind of wry, sarcastic comment related to this sentence, but I'm unable to come up with anything better than just what's already there.

ALL people who drive slower than I want to go are "Idiots".
All who drive faster are "maniacs".

Someone drove "poorly"? As opposed, to say, driving
"richly"?

Someone the judgement is in the beer belly of the observer...

2:28 a.m. People in Somers were reportedly “doing drugs.”

Just the people Somers, right. The rest of country is completely straight.

Not that I should say anything, if I lived in that den-of-inequity which is Flathead Country I would be "doing drugs" too.

Someone drove "poorly"? As opposed, to say, driving
"richly"?

Someone the judgement is in the beer belly of the observer...

As for driving poorly, the fee to renew the plates for my car will about double the value of the car when the new tags are installed.

When I think about Flathead County I imagine all the residents at their front windows, binoculars in one hand, a telephone in the other.

Posted by: nursecindy | June 15, 2012 at 12:38 PM

cindy, somehow I imagine something else in their other hand.

Jeff? I've been there. The thing in their other hand is a beer.

Beer? I figured it would be malt liquor.

Only a vicious cat would steal license plates and drive a green SUV poorly and call a detective while intoxicated.

{4:18 p.m. A Bigfork man has video of a woman stealing his basket of flowers.}
Finally someone is using some of that new fangled interweb thingys to try and stop the crime wave of Flathead county!

Finally, Otis' family county of origin. (I know, get back on the geezer bus.)

' Someone drove poorly through Lakeside'

maybe Poorly jes' wanted a lift

I was especially alarmed by this:

7:18 p.m. Someone called 911 to report seeing two young boys walking along side Auction Road.

I would call in the National Guard!!! Or at least set up perimeter!

Mikey if they did that the police blotter would read:
10:00 a.m.: Residents called to complain that unknown persons were setting up a perimeter.

After reading my big city-type newspapers today, I've decided to become a virtual citizen of Flathead County.

The idea of binoculars, a phone and a beer sounds like a pretty good way to go through life.

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