Shaun Nicholas Day, 29, was arrested Friday night after allegedly firing a .357 revolver at another man in the 900 block of South Carson Street.

According to the arrest report, the victim said Day was a passenger in a car driven by Chandy Atkins, when the car pulled up alongside, and he and Day exchanged words. The victim then said Day pointed a gun at him and fired once, missing him.

Carson City Sheriff's deputies later found the suspect's vehicle, with Day and Atkins both inside. Day had one felony warrant and one misdemeanor warrant for his arrest. Deputies found a .357 Ruger handgun on the floor of the car.

In addition to the warrants, Day was arrested for felony assault with a deadly weapon, felony discharging firearm from a vehicle, gross misdemeanor aiming firearm at a human being, and felony ex-felon in possession of a firearm. His bail was set at $23,929.

Atkins was arrested for felony accessory to assault with a deadly weapon and misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia. Her bail was set at $6,132.

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On Saturday evening, a woman flagged down a deputy to tell him about a stolen car that was parked on Burton Street. The deputy located the vehicle and watched it from a distance to see if those responsible for stealing it would return.

About an hour later, the deputy saw two male subjects get into the car and drive off. The deputy stopped the car in the 300 block of East Adams. As the deputy approached the car, the driver took off on foot, carrying a plastic grocery bag in his hand, and jumped over a fence.

According to the arrest report, the passenger, Christopher Schumacher, 29, of Carson City, refused to cooperate with commands to stay on the ground, and struggled with the deputy. The deputy eventually had to shock Schumacher with his Taser to get him under control.

A short time later deputies located the suspected driver of the car, Mario Quevedo, 24, hiding in a nearby backyard. He reportedly took off running, but ran into two other deputies and was taken into custody. Deputies were unable to locate the grocery bag the suspect was seen carrying when he exited the car.

A search of Schumacher revealed he was armed with a double-bladed dagger and a folding knife. He also reportedly smelled strongly of marijuana. He also reportedly was verbally abusive to the deputy, telling him "you'll get what's coming to you. I'll catch up with you some day."

Schumacher was arrested for felony grand larceny (auto), felony possession of stolen property, gross misdemeanor possession of a dangerous weapon and misdemeanor obstructing/resisting. His bail was set at $27,932.

Quevedo was arrested for felony grand larceny (auto), felony possession of stolen property, and misdemeanor obstructing/resisting. His bail was set at $25,432.

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A word of advice to those on probation — use an ash tray when you go out drinking. Early Saturday morning, a deputy was driving down Highway 50 East near the 3800 block when he allegedly saw the passenger in the vehicle in front of him throw a cigarette out the window. After stopping the vehicle, the passenger, Jarrod Silva, 24, of Carson City, was found to be on probation. According the arrest report, Silva admitted to drinking alcohol at a nearby bar in violation of his probation, and a preliminary breath test showed a blood alcohol level of .147. He was arrested for felony probation violation and held without bail. The driver of the car was also arrested for misdemeanor DUI.

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Staci Micheal Adams, 32, of Carson City, was arrested Friday for felony embezzlement. According to the arrest report, Adams reportedly stole $1,120 from the fast food restaurant where she worked as a manager, and lost the money gambling. Her bail was set at $15,000.

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On Sunday, deputies — with the aid of store security — apprehended John Gelien, 25, of Carson City when he allegedly shoplifted six X-Box video games from the Walmart store on Market Street by sticking them down his pants. According to the arrest report, the suspect said he stole the games to help pay for his heroin addiction. Gelien was arrested for felony grand larceny and a misdemeanor probation violation. His bail was set at $28,000.

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On Sunday night, a deputy spotted what appeared to be a minor gambling inside of a casino in the 3600 block of Goni Road. According to the arrest report, the suspect, Cody Scott McChesney, 31, of Dayton, said his name was Cody Perry when asked for his ID. When the deputy called that name into dispatch, McChesney ran out of the casino and across Goni Road. The deputy caught up with him about a block away and took him into custody. He was found to be carrying brass knuckles in is front pocket.

As it turned out, McChesney had three outstanding felony warrants for his arrest, for burglary, uttering a forged instrument and obtaining money by false pretenses. He was also arrested for gross misdemeanor possession of a dangerous weapon, and misdemeanor obstructing/resisting. His bail was set at $27,907.