A woman called at 10:50 p.m. Sunday to report a guy with a gun stole her car at Walmart, 3010 W. Grant Line Road.

She said the man pulled a gun from the pocket of his hooded sweatshirt, and demanded the key to her 2001 dark blue Chevy Impala that has a spoiler on the trunk, a tinted rear window and stock rims.

She said her purse was in the car, and the thief took off with another guy who climbed into the passenger’s seat. The car was last seen headed toward Interstate 205.

The Tracy Police Department received 430 calls for service between Sunday and Friday. The following is a sample of those calls.

Sunday (112 calls):

12:12 a.m.: A woman reported her neighbors on the 900 block of Roosevelt Avenue were breaking into her home while she was out of town. She argued with them when she returned, she said.

12:29 a.m.: A woman home alone with her four kids on the 2100 block of Pedro Lane reported a prowler knocked on her back window. Police said there was no prowler, but a broomstick blew against the glass.

12:38 a.m.: Police arrested a 39-year-old man on suspicion of drunken driving at 11th Street and MacArthur Drive.

12:46 a.m.: A man who was “having issues with his baby’s mother” at Autumn Lane and Hickory Avenue was told by police to “head home for the night and not to be yelling and screaming in the street.”

1:37 a.m.: A caller from 7-Eleven, 455 W. Grant Line Road, reported a guy about 18 swiped an 18-pack of beer worth $13.99.

1:44 a.m.: A woman reported that after an “officer left,” a man threatened her on the on the 2000 block of Village Drive.

3:16 a.m.: A parent reported having a 52-year-old son who was “high, wandering around” and thought somebody “was trying to kill him.” He told a paramedic he took “an unknown pill he bought last night in Sunnyvale,” and the drug was having side effects.

6 a.m.: Police arrested a 36-year-old man, a 56-year-old woman and a 34-year-old man after a caller reported a neighbor on the 1500 block of Wall Street was causing a ruckus and threatened to beat him up.

9:06 a.m.: A woman reported her 1994 Toyota Tercel was stolen from the Parkview Apartments, 1347 Holly Drive.

10:40 a.m.: Police arrested a boy on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon after a man reported the boy stole his bicycle at knifepoint at Sixth and D streets.

12:07 p.m.: A woman reported Jehova’s Witnesses were at her door “refusing to leave” on the 1300 block of Claremont Drive.

12:53 p.m.: A man on the 100 block of East 12th Street reported his “ex” had been calling to harass him, and is concerned that his child is afraid of her new boyfriend.

2:22 p.m.: A caller reported a 1993 white Honda Civic was stolen from the Sycamore Village Apartments, 550 W. Central Ave. She thought she saw the car while she drove into the place, and her husband went to look for it, apparently unsuccessfully.

2:49 p.m.: A caller reported a 10- to 12-year-old kid shooting a pellet gun with another boy near North Elementary school, 2875 Holly Drive. The boy was released to the custody of a parent, and the gun was confiscated at the parent’s request.

3:48 p.m.: A caller reported a “Middle Eastern” man in his later 20s at the West Valley Mall, 3200 Naglee Road, had something bulging from the back of his shirt, possibly a gun. Police tracked the man down and said he had “a large paperback book in his rear waistband.”

6:01 p.m.: A caller reported a group of teenage boys were drinking alcohol and passing something around that might have been a gun at Placencia Fields, 2200 Krohn Road. Several took off running when police arrived, and took off in different directions on Summer Lane. Police arrested one kid on probation.

8:45 p.m.: A caller reported five gunshots near Grant Line Road and Lincoln Boulevard. Police said it was fireworks.

9 p.m.: A said he returned home and his kids told him a neighbor ran into his car and then took off from the 100 block of Machado Court.

Saturday (158 calls):

2:29 a.m.: A caller reported a carjacking at Alden Glen Drive and Locust Road when two men swiped his Buick Regal at gunpoint. One man had a red shirt over his head, the caller said, and his girlfriend said she left her wallet in the car. Police said the gun was a revolver, and said one possible suspect was using a cell phone in Brentwood and Antioch.

4:50 a.m.: A man on the 2700 block of Rhett Court reported a woman armed with a beer bottle “threatened to break it over his head.” He said she beat him and ripped his shirt, and she and another woman broke into his car. They were drunk, he said to police, who were told to look out for a drunken driver when the two left.

9 a.m.: A caller reported graffiti near the amphitheater at Robert Kenner park, 1850 W. Kavanagh Ave.

9:41 a.m.: A woman on the 100 block of West Beverly Place reported she injured her husband when she threw a VCR and hit him in the head. Police were later told her son was stabbed and blacked out, and was told by his mother to walk to the hospital, where she’d meet him.

9:44 a.m.: A caller reported having video footage of a car break-in on the 2700 block of Georgia Drive.

9:51 a.m.: A caller reported someone broke a window and burglarized a car at the Hampton Inn, 2400 Naglee Road.

9:56 a.m.: A caller reported someone tried to break into Zamudio Muffler, 497 E. Sixth St.

10:24 a.m.: A caller reported his car was vandalized on the 2000 block of Foothill Vista Court.

12:12 p.m.: A man said he returned home to the 1400 block of Suellen Drive to discover his 1989 Toyota Corolla missing from his driveway.

12:35 p.m.: A caller on the 800 block of Suellen Drive reported a car was broken into and a wallet taken during the night. Later police learned the car was unlocked.

12:50 p.m.: A man on the 1100 block of Valencia Drive told police before the phone line was disconnected that he was beaten up. He later said he was trying to move and 30 guys, about of whom had guns, were stalking him. He turned uncooperative, though, and more questions revealed he was not beaten up, police said.

12:59 p.m.: A caller reported a “large gang fight” was taking place behind Wing Stop, 1988 W. 11th St. The caller said there were about 10 boys, one of whom was shirtless and pointing a knife at the others. Police were later told two guys fought while the others watched. Police questioned five guys but made no arrests.

1:43 p.m.: Police arrested a 61-year-old man on suspicion of public drunkenness behind Orchard Supply Hardware, 1975 W. 11th St.

2:10 p.m.: A caller reported two boys that live on 100 block of Pereira Avenue swiped toys in the front yard of her home. She said she tried to talk to the kids' parents, but they spoke no English.

2:57 p.m.: A woman on the 100 block of Beverly Place reported a man just beat up her husband. She said the guy threw a VCR that hit him in the head. The man was found at the hospital, arrested and taken to the San Joaquin County Jail in French Camp.

3:42 p.m.: A caller reported a woman at Decadent Pets, 2302 East St., was “throwing things around the business,” before going to the tattoo shop next door and “pushing around the owner.” The owner tried to escort the woman off the property, and a man who was with her was trying to get her off the property as well, but she kept going back into the parking lot, the caller said, kicking cars. The woman and the man she was with began to hit each other, and police eventually arrested the 31-year-old woman on suspicion of public drunkenness.

4:15 p.m.: A woman reported she went with her leashed dog to her mail box on the 3200 block of Cheryl Lane when a neighbor Rottweiler that was not on a leash charged her. When she complained to the Rottweiler's owner, she told police guy the threatened to “sick” his Rottweiler on her.

4:31 p.m.: A burglar broke into a car on the first block of East Third Street, a woman reported. She said she'd talk to her husband when he gets home from work to see what was stolen.

5:32 p.m.: A man walked into the police station at 1000 Civic center Drive to report his wife was missing and had twice committed suicide before. He said she's tried to kill herself by jumping into a lake and by taking pills, but they had a fight this week and he hadn't seen her since. It turned out she called police two days ago to say she didn't want to be with the caller.

6:39 p.m.: A man reported his car was vandalized at am/pm, 3425 N. Tracy Blvd.

9:15 p.m.: A caller from Home Buyers Realty, 24 W. 10th St., reported a window had been shot out with a gun. Police said the glass was broken with a pellet gun.

10:09 p.m.: A caller reported hearing yelling and then three “pops” from a gun on the 300 block of West 20th Street. Police later said a couple walking in the area said the noise came from bottle rockets.

10:21 p.m.: A caller reported windows were vandalized at the 99 Cents Only Store, 1320 W. 11th St.

Friday (160 calls):

12:07 a.m.: A caller from the emergency room at the Sutter Tracy Community Hospital, 1420 N. Tracy Blvd., reported a man showed up with a dislocated shoulder and difficulty hearing. The caller said he was in a fight May 5, but refused to say who it was who beat him up, though he knew who it was.

12:57 a.m.: A caller reported a woman was walking around Safeway, 1801 W. 11th St., walking around “cussing and threatening to burn down the store.” Police arrested a 54-year-old woman.

1:29 a.m.: A caller reported a guy was “driving down the street hitting parked” car on the 1200 block of Dover Lane. Police arrested a 58-year-old man on suspicion of drunken driving and booked him into to jail.

3:18 a.m.: A 1998 Ford Explorer was stolen from the 1900 block of Gibson Court, a caller said.

8:29 a.m.: A woman reported her ex-boyfriend was calling and harassing her on the 1900 block of Bayberry Court.

12:05 p.m.: Two boys were caught with drugs at Monte Vista Middle School, 751 W. Lowell Ave., a caller reported. The boys were suspended, police said.

12:12 p.m.: Police went to West High School, 1775 W. Lowell Ave., on a report of an assault.

12:34 p.m.: A caller reported a customer at Envy Nails, 553 W. Clover Road, walked out without paying to get her nails done. She told police she “soaked her nails in acetone to remove fake nails,” and “claimed she did not know she had to pay.” Police said the caller “was happy with the outcome.”

12:38 p.m.: Police went to West high School, 1775 W. Lowell Ave., on a report of a fight.

12:46 p.m.: Security guards at Stein Continuation School at 10th and West streets asked for police for some type of disturbance.

2:50 p.m.: A caller on the 1500 block of North Wimbledon Lane reported a 15-year-old daughter was “nearly forced to perform sexually” on a 16-year-old from her school “last Wednesday.” The caller said the suspect's father was sending the daughter threatening text messages” not to call police.

3:03 p.m.: A caller from Victoria's Secret, 3200 Naglee Road, reported about “$1,000 worth of stolen merchandise.” The goods were stolen Thursday, the caller said.

4:07 p.m.: A woman reported someone got inside her unlocked car at FoodMaxx, 3225 N. Tracy Blvd., and stole a “handicap placard.”

4:32 p.m.: A caller reported two “females” were fighting at Alden Park, 500 Sequoia Blvd. They were gone when police arrived.

6:52 p.m.: A caller reported that “gang members” followed him “with red rags, chains and baseball bats” to the Chevron station at 755 S. Tracy Blvd. Police found no gang members.

7:50 p.m.: A caller reported six or seven guys fighting at Kwikserv, 950 W. 11th St. They were gone when police arrived 4 minutes later.

7:55 p.m.: A father reported a guy “split his son's eye open” with his fist during a fight at Veterans park, 238 Glenhaven Drive. Six or eight boys and young men were seen heading toward basketball courts, and later jumping fences.

8:51 p.m.: A woman reported her window was smashed and her purse stolen from a car at the Tracy Sports Complex, 955 Crossroads Drive.

9:21 p.m.: A caller from Save Mart, 2005 N. Tracy Blvd., reported two boys stole “four cases of Budweiser beer.”

10:12 p.m.: A caller reported a 15-year-old girl was beaten up by an opponent in a soccer game at the Tracy Sports Comlex, 955 Crossroads Drive. The caller said “players from one team were frustrated the other team kept pressure on them, not allowing them to score.” Several players fought, the caller said, while the referees “stood by watching the fight instead of gaining control of the game.”

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.