The Sparks Police Department has two people in custody in connection with two separate theft cases at the Super Pawn store at 641 South Rock Blvd. Secret Witness tips led them to a home on the 2000 block of Thornbury Court in Reno. They found

31-year-old Rebecca Irvin and 43-year-old Tom Anderson. Ervin was arrested, but Anderson barricaded himself in a crawl space underneath the house.

The Sparks Police Department has two people in custody in connection with two separate theft cases at the Super Pawn store at 641 South Rock Blvd. Secret Witness tips led them to a home on the 2000 block of Thornbury Court in Reno.

The Sparks Police Department has two people in custody in connection with two separate theft cases at the Super Pawn store at 641 South Rock Blvd. Secret Witness tips led them to a home on the 2000 block of Thornbury Court in Reno.

Reno police reported no major incidents among the thousands of people who gathered in downtown Reno to ring in the New Year. However, they arrested 13 people. Ten were booked on suspicion of driving under the influence and one each for indecent exposure, urinating in public and battery. Two people were taken into civil protective custody. ” Reno Police Department spokesman Tim Broadway says crowds were extremely positive with the increased safety precautions within the event, and very thankful for the police presence.

The Sparks Police Department has two people in custody in connection with two separate theft cases at the Super Pawn store at 641 South Rock Blvd. Secret Witness tips led them to a home on the 2000 block of Thornbury Court in Reno. They found 31-year-old Rebecca Irvin and 43-year-old Tom Anderson. Ervin was arrested, but Anderson barricaded himself in a crawl space underneath the house. He was arrested about two and a half hours later, with help from Reno Police and theand the Washoe Sheriff's K-9 Unit. Ervin and Anderson face burglary charges.

A number of new laws took effect on January 1st in Nevada. Besides recreational marijuana and the requirement to register your moped or scooter with the DMV, we now have a new law on the books that says all NHP Troopers must wear body cameras as part of their uniforms. That law won't likely be the standard until sometime in February. The state Board of Examiners still has to vote this month on a $1.2 million contract to purchase the equipment for about 450 officers. Another new law is directed at children with autism. They'll now have access to a more frequent and wider range of treatment under a new law that doubles the maximum annual benefit provided by insurance programs to $72,000 from $36,000.

Reno police are investigating a shooting that took place early Sunday morning at a trailer park. Just after 4am Reno Police were dispatched to the "Shop and Go" gas station on Moana Lane where officers found a man bleeding from multiple gunshot wounds. He was take to Renown with non-life threatening injuries. A preliminary investigation led police to the original crime scene at the Shade Tree Village Mobile Home Park on Gentry Way. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Reno Police Department or Secret Witness.

The Sparks Police Department has two people in custody in connection with two separate theft cases at the Super Pawn store at 641 South Rock Blvd. Secret Witness tips led them to a home on the 2000 block of Thornbury Court in Reno. They found 31-year-old Rebecca Irvin and 43-year-old Tom Anderson. Ervin was arrested, but Anderson barricaded himself in a crawl space underneath the house. He was arrested about two and a half hours later, with help from Reno Police and theand the Washoe Sheriff's K-9 Unit. Ervin and Anderson face burglary charges.