A woman on North 24th Avenue told police her ex-boyfriend was sending her dirty text messages. The ex-boyfriend told police he was receiving harassing phone calls from her. Both of them were told to leave each other alone.
A man defecated on his father's vehicle along South Black Avenue.
A deputy stopped to check on a vehicle pulled over on the interstate. The driver stopped his car to talk on his cell phone. The deputy praised the man for being safe and stopping his car to talk on the phone.
A disgruntled employee defecated in a bag and set in near his job trailer in Cobblestone subdivision. The disgruntled employee then set the poop on fire.
A teenager on Driftwood Drive was upset with his parents for making him work all the time. They also don't pay him for the chores. The boy was told to listen to his parents.
There were some cows at large on Jackrabbit Lane Sunday.
A man witnessed a cat and pigeon fighting on South Sixth Avenue and took the pigeon home after deciding the fight was unfair.
Deputies assisted a disoriented motorist on Interstate 90 who pulled his vehicle into a ditch while wearing no pants, one sock and sunglasses at night.
A rabid squirrel, foaming at the mouth, chased a man on South Third Avenue Sunday. The squirrel was not located.
A man threw up on a dancer at a Gallatin Road strip club Thursday.
A sick looking gopher was reported on West Main Street. The caller was concerned the animal might "jump out and eat someone." Police could not find the sick animal.
A dog escaped a kennel on Amsterdam Road Sunday. The dog was corralled, kenneled and warned.
A door was damaged on a Reese Creek Road home and a caller said a gopher definitely didn't do it.
A woman who attempted to destroy a marijuana bong was cited for possession of drug paraphernalia.
A man was running behind the Law and Justice Center. Police stopped him and found out he was just jogging.
Officers responded to a 911 call from a woman on High Ridge Road and said two attackers were in her home holding a knife to her throat and hitting her repeatedly. She said the attackers stole "beanie babies" according to the report. When sheriff's deputies arrived they found the woman in the house alone, with no marks on her and found nothing was taken. The women, who was heavily intoxicated, then admitted to making the story up.