Just before midnight Friday, Sparks Police arrested Nevada Wolf Pack assistant coach Jeff Nady for suspicion of DUI after he reportedly hit a freeway exit sign. An officer reportedly saw Nady driving recklessly on I-80 eastbound. Investigators say Nady exited at Pyramid and knocked down the exit sign, then crashed into the Nugget Casino Resort. They say Nady ran into the casino, where he was arrested and charged with DUI, intoxicated person in possession of a firearm, and reckless driving.

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A vehicle chase in downtown Reno Saturday evening ended with an arrest for attempted murder. Police observed 28-year-old Taren Brown chasing another person, whom they interviewed. It was determined that Brown had placed a gun to the back of the man and attempted to shoot him, according to police reports. Police eventually found Brown, along with a concealed weapon and placed him under arrest. Alomg with attempted murder, Brown is charged with two counts of possession of a firearm and carrying a concealed weapon.

Just before midnight Friday, Sparks Police arrested Nevada Wolf Pack assistant coach Jeff Nady for suspicion of DUI after he reportedly hit a freeway exit sign. An officer in an unmarked vehicle reportedly saw Nady driving recklessly on I-80 eastbound. Investigators say Nady exited at Pyramid and knocked down the exit sign, then proceeded around the block and crashed into the Nugget Casino Resort. They say Nady ran into the casino, where he was captured and charged with DUI-alcohol, intoxicated person in possession of a firearm, and reckless driving. Nady was a lineman for Nevada from 2009-2012 and has been on the coaching staff for four years. He's been suspended from the team during the legal process.

In an effort to provide enhanced safety for children, and to give the public a greater sense of security during Halloween night, officers from the Nevada Department of Public Safety-Division of Parole and Probation will notify Sex offenders whose crime involved a minor of a written notice of "Sex Offender Restrictions for Halloween." Restrictions include that offenders may not distribute candy to children on Halloween, answer their doors for children on Halloween, display Halloween decorations, or attend festivities associated with the holiday where children will be present.