The manager of a bar called 911 because "college kids" got upset when he refused to serve them alcohol "due to their level of intoxication."

A girl who reported her car stolen after leaving a party found it just down the block from the house where she had been. She was cited for minor in possession of alcohol and told not to move her car.

A man found a wallet that did not belong to him in the back seat of his vehicle that appeared there while he was attending a concert a few days ago.

A man was irate over a used car and wanted a refund.

A woman reported some juveniles stole beer from her store but it turned out they had legally bought a bottle of soda.

Police stopped a cyclist after he was seen riding on the sidewalk and nearly rode into a police car. The man also attempted to flee. He was cited for traffic violations.

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

Residents of Covered Wagon Trailer Court reported hearing an explosion around 4:30 a.m. Northwestern Energy said they were doing some work and the loud noise was caused by a blown fuse.

A woman discovered a man "digging through her refrigerator" when she arrived home on Juniper Drive around 10:30 a.m. He took off and the woman thought he may have stolen her Patriots hat.

A man, honking at a woman in a parking lot on West Main Street, yelled obscenities at her when she rolled down her vehicle window.

A man said he mistakenly sent a photo message of a man's genitalia to a 10-year-old boy's emergency cell phone. He "apologized profusely" saying he had sent it to some friends as a joke and had apparently programmed the wrong number into his phone. He promised to correct the number in his phone.