THE RENO
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Your Police, Our CommunityTHE RENO
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Your Police, Our Community
Posted: 9/13/2019 8:33:00 AM
The victim was returning to her car when she noticed the suspect had opened her passenger door and was grabbing her purse. When the victim yelled the suspect simulated he had a weapon and fled to a waiting vehicle. The suspect is described as: B/M/A, mid twenties to mid thirties, 5'9" tall, average build, LSW a navy blue sweatshirt.
Jayson McVickers, DOB 4/12/1987, was arrested on the above charges.
The suspect, a juvenile, was arrested on the above charges.
Officers responded to reports of shots being fired and located several casings. There were no reported injuries and the investigation is ongoing.
The victim was returning to her car when she noticed the suspect had opened her passenger door and was grabbing her purse. When the victim yelled the suspect simulated he had a weapon and fled to a waiting vehicle. The suspect is described as: B/M/A, mid twenties to mid thirties, 5'9" tall, average build, LSW a navy blue sweatshirt.
Jayson McVickers, DOB 4/12/1987, was arrested on the above charges.
The suspect, a juvenile, was arrested on the above charges.
Officers responded to reports of shots being fired and located several casings. There were no reported injuries and the investigation is ongoing.
The victim was returning to her car when she noticed the suspect had opened her passenger door and was grabbing her purse. When the victim yelled the suspect simulated he had a weapon and fled to a waiting vehicle. The suspect is described as: B/M/A, mid twenties to mid thirties, 5'9" tall, average build, LSW a navy blue sweatshirt.
Jayson McVickers, DOB 4/12/1987, was arrested on the above charges.
The suspect, a juvenile, was arrested on the above charges.
Officers responded to reports of shots being fired and located several casings. There were no reported injuries and the investigation is ongoing.
The Reno Police Department’s K-9 Unit has been serving our community for over 50 years. Currently, the department utilizes German Shepherds and Labrador Retrievers. All of the police dogs go home with their handlers each day and are a large part of their families.
The Reno Police Department’s K-9 Unit has been serving our community for over 50 years.
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