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Arrests and Bookings December 19 through 25

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
  • 01/03/2023 05:00 AM (update 04/11/2023 02:06 AM)
  • Source: New River Township Justice Court
Arrests and Bookings December 19 through 25

Warrant Bookings

Adam Kammerer, Fallon PD; Fernley Municipal Court

Michael Oraha, Churchill SO; New River Justice Court

Joshua Feddern-Wiles, Churchill SL; New River Justice Court X2

Joshua Hunt, Churchill SO; New River Justice Court

Tomkinslocke McNeely, Churchill SO; New River Justice Court

Cody Franklin, Nevada HP; New River Justice Court

Arthur McNeely, Churchill SO; Justice Court of Reno Township

Cody Franklin, Churchill SO; New River Justice Court

Rene Williams, Fallon PD; New River Justice Court

Jolean Boag, Churchill SO; 10th Judicial District Court

 

 

Arrests

Troy Jackson, Churchill SO; Domestic battery

Shelley Sonafrank, Churchill SO; Driving with revoked license, front license plate required

Shelley Sonafrank, Task Force; Possession of controlled substance and possession of paraphernalia

Sabrina Ortiz, Churchill SO; Possession of marijuana greater than one ounce

Sanderson Becker, Task Force; Possession of controlled substance, possession of paraphernalia

Carols Gonzales, Nevada HP; Reckless driving with disregard for safety, driving without a valid driver’s license or expired

Amanda Nadeau, Churchill SO; Violation of a condition of an own recognizance release

Michael Cruz, Fallon PD; DUI 2nd, basic speed

Isaiah Martin, Churchill SO; DUI, failure to maintain a lane/improper lane change, improper left turn, general probation violation

Michael Davis, Churchill SO; Drive with suspended driver’s license, no insurance, no vehicle registration

Benjamin Wilson, Fallon PD; DUI, failure to obey traffic control device

Jessica Gasaway, Churchill SO; Possession of schedule I/II controlled substance, DUI drugs, possession of drug paraphernalia, failure to obey traffic control device, failure to surrender driver’s license, open container in motor vehicle X3

Leonard George, Nevada HP; DUI, Drive with suspended driver’s license, failure to drive on right half of road

 

Inmate Count: Males, 34; females, 11; Total, 45

 

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