August 24, 2011

-A rooster was crowing near West Curtiss Street around 6 a.m.

-A caller wanted to speak with a deputy about his neighbor “who just mooned him.”

-A woman said she is having problems with her neighbor’s cat. A short time later, the cat owner called to talk about the neighbor “who doesn’t like his cat.”

Wednesday, August 4, 2010

A caller on North Montana Avenue reported that someone had been playing loud music all day and had recently switched to playing the trumpet and tuba loudly.

An employee reported that a man came through the drive-thru intoxicated and nearly dropped his drink on Main Street.

A woman reported that a male called her claiming to be conducting a "marital compatibility test" and asking for person information.

Three houses without riders were walking on I-90, blocking traffic.

A woman reported that a horse "stepped on her vehicle" on Briar Place.

Sunday August 1, 2010

-A caller reported someone had thrown something at an Arrowwood Drive home around 4 a.m. and then driven away. It turned out to be a newspaper carrier and not a problem.

Tuesday July 20, 2010

-A man reported that his neighbor's cat had turned a stereo on "really loud" while the neighbor was out of town. When officers called to assist the man, nobody answered.

-A caller reported that a child had fallen down the stairs and landed on the family dog.

-A caller reported that a man was watching his daughter mow the lawn.

Tuesday June 29, 2010

• A caller reported that a man was passed out and blocking the entrance to an apartment building on Main Street.
  
• An officer returned a call regarding a report that dogs were chasing donkeys on South 16th Avenue.
• Deputies were dispatched to a home after a 911 hang up call. The resident's dog had sat on the phone and pushed the emergency dial button.

• A woman reported that she got a call saying that she won $2 million dollars, which turned out to be a fraud.
• A caller reported that a young man was naked on his front lawn and saying that he was leaving on a "spiritual journey." His mother was trying to get him to go back inside.

Saturday, May 22, 2010

At 12:30 a.m. officers responded to a man passed out in a running vehicle. He was arrested for his fourth DUI and held in jail without bond.

An intoxicated man threatened to "find and kill" a bus driver who refused him service at 3 a.m.

At 3 a.m., police warned two intoxicated pedestrians to stay out of the road.

At 4 a.m., a caller reported a large bonfire with a bunch of kids yelling and singing.

A vehicle was broken into on Grand Avenue.

A motorcycle was taken sometime during the night. It was recovered on the side of the road near the owner's residence with minimal damage.

A man who had a recent argument with one of his neighbors reported that the air had been let out of his truck tires.

A woman was observed peeling stickers off of cheaper meat items and putting them on more expensive meat items. She was arrested for theft.

A person had questions on how many marijuana plants a person could be in possession of if they have their medical marijuana card.

Underage drinkers fled from a party on Main Street in Three Forks after becoming aware that the neighbors had called the police just before 5 a.m.

A man called the police at 3 a.m. after being assaulted at a large "out-of-control drinking party" on Hitching Post Road. Deputies responded, and the owner of the house was cited with minor in possession and unlawful transactions with minors.

Deputies responded to a large party on Durston Road at 5 a.m. Three males were contacted outside the party, one of whom had an outstanding warrant for his arrest. The man was arrested, the party was shut down, and the tenant of the residence was given a warning.

A concerned caller reported that a dog was being kept in an overgrown garden on Buckhorn Trail with no shelter or protection from the weather. Photos were taken and the case was referred to animal control.

Several horses were on Dry Creek Road, headed towards Belgrade.
A small calf was wandering on Stucky Road. The owner was contacted.

Deputies gave a lodging voucher to a family who was trying to get back home to Illinois. Their vehicle had broken down and they were out of money.

Someone broke the windows out of a horse trailer on Nelson Road.

Thursday, May 20, 2010

A man stole two cases of beer from a gas station on Valley Commons Drive just after midnight.

A man was sleeping on patio cushions in a flower bed by a creek on North 15th Avenue.

A caller wanted to know if a bride and groom could drink champagne during a carriage ride from the church to the reception at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds.

A caller had questions about using a blow gun in the city.

Three teens were reportedly smoking a bong on South 19th Avenue around 5 p.m.

Police could not find a man who reportedly approached a woman on West Main Street around 8 p.m. and told her God had told him to pray for her. The man had a child with him. The woman declined the man's offer to pray for her, and asked police to check on the child.

Two boys were shooting arrows in a park on Michael Grove Avenue around 9 p.m.

A man who was "all tattooed up" told a resident of a subdivision that he was a private investigator and asked to park in the person's driveway around 7:30 a.m. The resident thought the man seemed suspicious.

A deputy warned a man about stealing electricity after he parked behind a gas station and used an outlet there to power his laptop.