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Arrests and Bookings July 5 through 11

  • Rachel Dahl
  • 08/04/2021 09:31 AM (update 04/11/2023 01:57 AM)
  • Source: New River Township Justice Court
Arrests and Bookings July 5 through 11

All information for the arrest log comes from the arrest reports provided by the New River Township Justice Court and is considered by law to be public information. All subjects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

 

Warrant Bookings

Richard Owens, Churchill SO; Fallon Municipal Court

Gordon Allen, Nevada HP; New River Justice Court

Dylan Ridenour, Fallon PD; Wadsworth Justice Court

Richard Brown, Churchill SO; New River Justice Court

Ann Kelly, Fallon PD; Fallon Municipal Court

Robert Ortiz, Churchill SO; 10th Judicial District Court

Rebecca Walters, Fallon PD; New River Justice Court

Robert Danner, Fallon Tribe PD; Fernley Municipal Court

Tori Gibbs, Churchill SO; 10th Judicial District Court

Russell Snooks, Fallon PD; Fallon Municipal Court

Russell Snooks, Churchill SO; Hawthorne Justice Court

Erin Buonanno, Churchill SO; New River Justice Court

Kiana Nelson, Nevada HP; Virginia Justice Court

 

 

Arrests

Richard Owens, Churchill SO; Ex-felon failure to register

Richard Brown, Fallon Tribe PD; Parole & probation violation

Jason Espinosa, Churchill SO; DUI 1st

Torie Turner, Churchill SO; Intoxicated pedestrian in the roadway

Mark Silva, Fallon PD; Temporary Protective Order violation

Lana Hoekenga, Churchill SO; DUI, driving left of center

Jarrod McKern, Churchill SO; Battery by a prisoner

Raul Sanchez-Leyva, Churchill SO; Assault with a deadly weapon, allow unauthorized minor to drive, child abuse or neglect

Tori Gibbs, Churchill SO; Probation violation

Raul Sanchez-Layva, Churchill SO; Ex-felon in possession of a firearm

Shelly Griffin, Nevada HP; Drive with a revoked license, DUI of alcohol or controlled substance, basic speed, failure to wear a safety belt

Scott Brown, Parole & Probation; Probation violation

Scott Brown, Task Force; Possession schedule I/II controlled substance less than 14 grams, possession of a firearm by ex-felon, possession of a dangerous drug without a legal prescription, use or possession of drug paraphernalia

Russell Snooks, Fallon PD; Intoxicated pedestrian on road, resisting public officer

 

Inmate Count: Males, 44; females, 13; Total, 57

 

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