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Arrests and Bookings August 29 through September 4

All information for 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
  • 09/12/2022 07:54 AM (update 04/11/2023 02:04 AM)
  • Source: New River Township Justice Court
Arrests and Bookings August 29 through September 4

Warrant Bookings

Lancer Wagar, Fallon PD; Rogers County District Court, 12th Judicial District Court

Kyle Single, Nevada HP; New River Township Justice Court

Kory Garver, Churchill SO; Lake Township Justice Court

Marissa Tybo, Fallon PD; Fallon Municipal Court

Cynthia Manning, Task Force; New River Township Justice Court

Christia Garcia, Fallon PD; Reno Township Justice Court

Robbie Smith, Churchill SO; Fallon Municipal Court

Jed Starr, Fallon Tribal PD; New River Township Justice Court

 

Arrests

Sindhi Raygoza-Valdez, FPD; Home Invasion

Kamron Gonzalez, Churchill SO; Damage to jail property, resist a public officer

Dwight Tennis, Parole & Probation; General probation violation

Troy Holbrook, Churchill SO; Temporary Protective Order violation

Victoria Mattern, Churchill SO; Own recognizance revocation

Katlie Sage, Churchill SO; Unlawful use of 911 X3

Dee Larsen, Nevada HP; DUI, failure to maintain a lane, stop/stand/park vehicle in prohibited place

Bradlee Morris, Task Force; Failure to wear seat belt/shoulder harness, open alcohol container in vehicle, resist public officer, posses schedule I/II controlled substance

Cynthia Manning, Task Force; Use or possession of paraphernalia

Joseph Ellis- Rivera, Fallon PD; Domestic battery by strangulation, driving without a valid driver’s license or expired, battery with the use of a deadly weapon

Mariah Burris, Churchill SO; Own recognizance revocation

Diane Matehuala-Sandoval, Nevada HP; DUI, reckless driving with disregard to safety of persons or property, driving with a suspended license, failure to wear a safety belt, failure to maintain a lane, child abuse or neglect

Jessica Littlejohn, Nevada HP; DUI, basic speed

Brandon Powell, Churchill SO; Parole & Probation violation, domestic battery, child abuse or neglect

Gabriel McGrew-Higgins, Fallon PD; DUI, open alcohol container in vehicle

Richard Swanson, State Parks; Operating under the influence

 

Inmate Count: Males, 51; females, 13; Total, 64

 

 

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