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Arrests and Bookings April 11 through 17

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.
  • Rachel Dahl
  • 05/24/2022 06:51 AM (update 04/11/2023 02:02 AM)
  • Source: New River Township Justice Court
Arrests and Bookings April 11 through 17
Catching up from April

Warrant Bookings

Steven Beller, Churchill SO; New River Township Justice Court

Robert Hill, Fallon PD; New River Township Justice Court

Adam Milalowsky, Fallon PD; Fallon Municipal Court

Gerald Landis, Fallon PD; New River Township Justice Court

Shanelle Baltazar, Fallon PD; New River Township Justice Court

 

Arrests

Dominic DeLeon, Nevada HP; Battery with substantial bodily harm, attempted murder, buy/possess/receive stolen property less than $1,200, destroy conceal evidence, open container in motor vehicle

Gregory Vincent, Churchill SO; Driving non-resident suspended/revoked

Brian Alford, Churchill SO; Probation violation

Kimberly Sanchez, Churchill SO; Possess schedule I/II controlled substance

Jullian Sasser, Parole & Probation; General probation violation

Marcos Topete, Parole & Probation; Violation of condition of own recognizance

Dana Benka, Churchill SO; Embezzlement

Heriberto Rodriguez-Pillado, Fallon PD; DUI, license plates improperly displayed/obstructed,

Christopher Thomas, Fallon PD; Domestic battery by strangulation, acts which constitute domestic violence

Jimmy Thomas, Fallon PD; DUI, driving with suspended driver’s license, headlights required

Randy Foley, Fallon PD; Temporary Protective Order, violation for stalking harassment

Gerald Landis, Fallon PD; Temporary Protective Order domestic violence

Amanda Brough, Churchill SO; Possession schedule I/II controlled substance less than 14 grams

Kimberley Sanchez, Churchill SO; Possession schedule I/II controlled substance less than 14 grams

 

Inmate Count: Males, 41; females, 15; Total, 56

 

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