* There were "a lot of people walking around ... tapping on windows" in the area of South Sixth Avenue and West Hayes Street around 2 a.m.

* Two men were arrested for criminal mischief and public nuisance after they were reported taking things out of people's yards and throwing them into the street.

* A very intoxicated man was in the driveway of a business on North Seventh Avenue with "his pants down around his knees" around 10 a.m.

* A man was making harassing calls to employees at a store on South 23rd Avenue telling them they needed to wear bullet-proof vests.

* Potted plants were stolen off a porch on Cascade Street.

* A driver who was reportedly ramming a woman's vehicle with his and honking at her in a fast-food drive through fled when police confronted him.

The Gallatin County Sheriff's Office reports for Tuesday included the following:

* A deputy stopped a vehicle at the intersection of West Main Street and 19th Avenue when the driver made an illegal turn. The occupants were from out of town and were trying to find the hospital because one of their daughters was sick. The deputy led the family to the hospital and alerted the emergency room they were on their way.

* Two women in bikinis were cited for disorderly conduct after they admitted that they mooned a driver passing by the Erwin Bridge Fishing Access.

* A man told a deputy that the owner of a tattoo shop hit him when he confronted him about sending the man's girlfriend images of his "body parts." The case is under investigation.

* A caller said neighbors had a really big party at their home last week and now there is a "really bad dead animal smell" coming from the house.