A man called at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday to report his 14-year-old daughter was impregnated by a 23-year-old man, who the father argued with when he dropped the girl off at Tracy High School.

The Tracy Police Department received 189 calls for service on Tuesday. The following is a sample of those calls.

12:54 a.m.: A man reported hearing a gunshot across the street from his home on the 100 block of East Seventh Street. Police found nothing suspicious.

1:06 a.m.: A caller from the Chesapeake Bay Apartments, 2941 W. Lowell Ave., reported hearing a gunshot. People in the area told police there was an explosion earlier, possibly from an M-80.

10:47 a.m.: A woman on the 1300 block of Maiden Court reported her 16-year-old granddaughter was refusing to go to school because other girls there were going to “kick her a**.” She asked an officer get the names of the girls threatening her granddaughter, who attends a local high school. An officer talked to the girl and said there were no threats, rather it was a case of “a 16-year-old who doesn’t want to go to school.”

11:10 a.m.: A caller reported being worried about a man in a red hat who seemed unable to keep riding straight on his bicycle at 12th Street and Holly Drive. The caller was worried the guy was drunk and would swerve into traffic.

12:39 p.m.: Police arrested a 43-year-old man on suspicion of drug violations after he was pulled over near 7-Eleven, 2360 W. Grant Line Road.

1:18 p.m.: A suspected shoplifter was cited at Costco, 3250 W. Grant Line Road.

1:47 p.m.: The front license plate of a car was stolen from 11th and Adam streets, a caller said.

2:30 a.m.: Police issued a warning after a caller complained about a man illegally selling strawberries at Holly Drive and Lowell Avenue.

3:36 p.m.: A woman on the 800 block of Victoria Street reported her 17-year-old son was hitting her. She told police she suspects he uses drugs “because he always flips out,” but she’s never seen drugs. The boy grabbed the phone out of her hands and threw it when he saw she called police, she said, and said he hadn’t eaten today was “on speed or something similar.” Police arrested the boy.

3:50 p.m.: Police arrested one man on a warrant and another man and a woman on suspicion of drug violations on the 100 block of West First Street. Four cell phones and a gun were confiscated, and a Dodge Durango was towed.

5:36 p.m.: An 11-year-old girl was molested by her stepfather in south Tracy, one of the girl’s parent’s reported.

5:55 p.m.: A woman at the Orchard Estates Mobile Home Park, 812 W. Clover Road, reported her daughter was throwing things around in her home and was hitting her. Police showed up and arrested the 44-year-old daughter.

7:02 p.m.: A caller reported two kids were fighting while a girl videotaped the fight on the 300 block of E. Mount Diablo Avenue. Police questioned a 13-year-old boy.

7:54 p.m.: A caller reported people in an alley smoking drugs on the 100 block of Jackson Alley. They were gone when police arrived.

8:28 p.m.: A 14-year-old on the 600 block of South Street reported his stepfather “attacked” him, and he was bleeding in a nearby alley. The boy flagged down an officer who drove by, and police later said neither person wanted to press charges. The boy’s mother drove him “to live with his father in San Jose.”

8:29 p.m.: A 17-year-old suspected of shoplifting at Save Mart, 2005 N. Tracy Blvd., was released to the custody of parents.

8:59 p.m.: A caller from Michael’s, 2940 W. Grant Line Road, reported two guys showed up just before the store closed, and drove around the parking lot before one got out and tried to steal something inside the story. The guy took off after security was called, and the employee asked police for extra patrols.

11:02 p.m.: A caller reported several cars pulled into Ballard Court with their headlights off, possibly for drug “transactions.” The cars were gone when police stopped by 20 minutes later.

This column includes a sample of items as reported in the Tracy Police Department dispatcher’s daily log. Additional information is based on reports from officers and other law enforcement agencies. To anonymously report information about a crime: Crime Stoppers, 831-6847.