A 39-year-old man was arrested Saturday for suspicion of felony grand theft auto, possession of a stolen vehicle and other alleged offenses, according to a Carson City Sheriff’s Office booking report.
Following an investigation, CCSO deputies arrested Brett Davenport, listed as a Reno resident. He was also booked for suspicion of possession of a controlled substance, DUI drugs and possession of drug paraphernalia.
According to the booking report, on Saturday at 12:14 a.m. deputies were dispatched to an accident on I-580 near the William Street off-ramp in the southbound travel lanes. Dispatch initially advised the on-scene witness stated they saw a man walking around the vehicle attempting to get debris out of the street and then saw the man start walking southbound on I-580 leaving the crash.
Deputies arrived and observed a vehicle crashed into the westside freeway divider wall. A deputy observed debris and personal items all over the road. The deputy searched the vehicle, attempting to locate an ID or some sort of identifying information for the driver but was unable to, the report states. However, during the search, the deputy located a black backpack and inside the front pocket was a clear bag with large shards of suspected methamphetamine, along with a used methamphetamine pipe and used hypodermic needles.
A deputy was on scene and advised Nevada State Police were on the way to handle the crash investigation. Dispatch then advised the vehicle had just been reported stolen. Once NHP arrived on scene, the deputy cleared the scene and began patrolling the area of a nearby casino. Due to the man mostly likely traveling on foot, the deputy assumed he would be at one of the nearest casinos, located roughly a half-mile from the vehicle’s crash site.
While patrolling the area, a deputy advised over the patrol radio that there was a citation in the back of the vehicle for a Brett Davenport. The deputy immediately started searching for a photo of the man in the local database, the report states. At this time, the deputy called another deputy who was handling the report for the stolen vehicle provided by the victim.
The deputy relayed that the victim and suspect used to be friends and that they had given him rides before. The victim stated the vehicle was stolen sometime during their shift at a casino in the 3700 bock of South Carson Street but that they were unaware when or who stole it. Due to the information, deputies continued to look for a male matching a photo of Davenport, the report states.
While patrolling the westside overflow parking lot of a casino, the deputy observed a male wearing blue jeans and black sweatshirt traveling on foot through the back parking lot. The man made eye contact with the deputy and appeared startled and frantic, the report states. When the man made eye contact, his eyes widened and he immediately put his head down and began walking at a noticeably fast pace, the report states.
The path he was traveling was not a normal path for someone to travel on foot. It appeared to the deputy as if he was attempting to conceal himself from law enforcement by traveling through the back lot, then attempting to go through the lot of a nearby closed business. Due to the circumstances, the deputy made contact with the man at the rear westside parking lot of the casino and neighboring business parking lot, the report states.
The deputy asked the man to come speak with him, which he complied. As the man approached, the deputy recognized him and Davenport, which he verbally confirmed his name. Due to the level of crime deputies were investigating, the officer initially advised that they were simply investigating a larceny in an attempt to keep him calm until a cover unit arrived, the report states.
A CCSO detective arrived on scene. The suspect was then advised officers were investigating a crash on I-580 involving a stolen vehicle. The man initially stated he was unaware of any stolen vehicle and that he was inside the casino for an hour playing casino games and prior to that he was in Reno.
The deputy asked the man if he used a player’s card, which he stated he did not. Minutes later, he admitted to the detective that he was the one driving the vehicle and that he thought a tire popped and caused him to lose control of the vehicle, causing him to crash and that he left the scene because he didn’t want to get in trouble for not having a valid driver’s license, the report states.
Due to narcotics located inside the vehicle, the man was read his Miranda warning, which he stated he understood. He admitted to smoking methamphetamine earlier in the day, however he denied using any substance after 10 p.m. The deputy asked if he would consent to field sobriety tests to confirm he was not under the influence of alcohol or drugs, which he consented. The deputy asked if they could search his person prior to conducting the tests, which he verbally consenting. While searching the man, deputies located a used methamphetamine pipe in his pants pocket, the report states.
The man showed signs of impairment on the tests. He consented to a preliminary PBT to confirm alcohol was not the chemical basis for impairment, with a result of .00, the report states. Due to the man’s admission of driving a stolen vehicle, crashing the vehicle, leaving the scene, illegal narcotics located in the vehicle, the man admitted to driving, and a methamphetamine pipe in his pocket, he was placed under arrest and arrested for suspicion of grand theft auto, possession of a stolen vehicle, DUI drugs, possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.
He later admitted that the illegal narcotics inside the vehicle were his and that they were inside his dark colored backpack. He stated that the stolen vehicle was the victim’s and when he crashed he called them and advised her to the report it was stolen. However, the deputy was advised by the other deputy that they victim wanted to “recant” her statement and stated she filed a false report, the report states.
The man was read the informed consent admonishment, which includes a warning that their license will be revoked if they refuse testing. The man stated he understood and as willing to submit to evidentiary blood testing. Bail: $10,000.
In other arrests:
— A 23-year-old Carson City woman was arrested Sunday for suspicion of misdemeanor domestic battery. According to the booking report, deputies were dispatched to the 3300 block of Imperial Way in reference to a domestic battery. Deputies made contacted with the victim who’s stated he and his girlfriend got into a verbal dispute due to him feeling sick and laying around, not helping around the house. He stated he exited the apartment with his son to allow the woman to calm down and that when he returned, the woman continued to yell at him.
He stated the woman then hit him, so he exited the apartment again with his son and put his son into a vehicle belonging to the suspect’s father. The man asked the dad to take his son with him. The man said he returned to the apartment and observed the woman walking out with her mother. He said the suspect then turned around and hit him a second time.
The deputy asked the man where she hit him. He stated the left side of his face, his left arm and stomped on his foot. The deputy did not observe any injuries or marks on his arm or face. The man’s toe on his left foot had redness and was bleeding. A deputy took photos of the injuries and the man completed a statement.
A deputy made contact with the woman at her parent’s house and asked her what happened. She stated she and the man were in an argument due to him not helping around the apartment and being on the couch all day. The suspect stated she had been the only one to clean the apartment and take care of their son, which made her frustrated. She stated during the argument, the man yelled at their son for playing his his toys, which added to the frustration, the report states.
The woman stated she was attempting to get clothes out of a closet for their son so he was not in pajamas in case they decided to leave the house. She stated the man followed her to the bedroom and continued to argue with her. She stated she asked the man to leave her alone multiple times but he continued to follow her. She then stated she pushed the man as he was not listening to her when she asked him to be left alone.
The deputy asked if anything physical happened beside the push. She stated she did hit him. The officer asked how she hit him. She stated she went to push him again but her hand missed his chest and hit him on the face, according to the report. The deputy asked if she hit him anywhere beside the face. She stated she did hit him on the arm. The deputy asked if she hit his arm with an open hand or closed fist. She stated both, according to the report.
She then showed the deputy how she hit him. When she showed the first time she used an open hand and the second time she showed using a closed fist. The officer asked the woman if she hit with with an open hand or closed fist. She again stated both. The deputy asked if she hit him on the arm twice and she stated she did. The officer asked what happened to the man’s toe, the report states.
She stated one of the times she pushed, he stumbled into one of their son’s toys. She stated the man stubbed his toe on the toy. She then stated the toe injury might have happened during the argument next to the closet. She said neither she or the man had shoes on and while they were arguing he was standing next to the closet door. She stated the toe injury might have happened during that moment if he had stubbed his toe on the closet door, the report states.
She did not claim to have any injuries and no injuries were observed on her person while speaking with the deputy. Based on the investigation, the woman was determined to be the primary aggressor and was arrested for suspicion of domestic battery. Bail: $3,137.
— A 63-year-old Carson City man was arrested Sunday for a misdemeanor warrant issued Jan. 21, 2026 out of Carson City Justice Court. Bail: $5,000 cash.
— A 37-year-old man, Jacob Bork, was arrested early Monday for suspicion of being an ex-felon in possession of a stun gun, misdemeanor assault and Department of Alternative Sentencing violation.
According to the booking report, a deputy was dispatched to a casino in the 2100 block of East William Street regarding an unwanted subject. Dispatch advised the reporting party stated the man had a stun gun (taser) and had sparked it an an employee.
Deputies arrived and observed a man matching the description seated in the north corner of the casino near the bar and kitchen grill. As soon as the man noticed the deputy’s presence, he immediately stood up from the gaming machine and began walking quickly up the staircase leading toward the employee break room area, the report states.
As the man was walking away from the deputy, the deputy observed him holding a metal baton-like object in his right hand. At the time, the officer believed the object to be a collapsible baton, due to its shape and metallic appearance. The deputy later learned it was a stun gun in his possession.
Additional units arrived on scene and deputies made their entry up the staircase and proceeded through a hallway toward the employee break room. Deputies made contact with the man, identified as Jacob Bork, inside the hallway area. During the contact, the man displayed a blank, glazed stare and appeared largely unfazed by the presence of law enforcement. He was actively eating a bag of Doritos and did not initially acknowledge deputies or verbal commands, the report states.
Multiple verbal commands were given for the man to get on the ground. After repeated commands the man eventually complied, was cuffed, detained and placed in a patrol vehicle, the report states.
Deputies made contact with the reporting party who stated they initially contacted the man while he was seated at a gaming machine and advised him that weapons were not allowed inside the casino. They stated they explained to the man that he could not have a stun gun and security would hold onto it until he exited the casino and then it would be returned to him.
The RP stated that upon hearing this, the man told them to “get away” from him and then held the stun gun in his left hand. The RP stated the man activated the device twice, producing a loud, sharp crackling sound accompanied by visible electrical arcing.
The deputy requested the RP to re-enact the incident. The RP sat in a gaming chair as the man had been seated, extended their left hand as if gripping the stun gun and demonstrated how the man sparked the device twice. The RP stated they felt threatened by the man’s actions and wanted to press charges for assault, the report states.
A records check revealed the man had prior felony convictions. One from 2024 out of Carson City Municipal Court and one conviction from 2013 out of Long Beach Municipal Court. Due to the man’s status as a convicted felon, he is prohibited from possessing a stun gun. Based on these findings he was placed under arrest for possession of a stun gun by a felon.
The deputy was later advised the man was currently under supervision with the Department of Alternative Sentencing and was required to obey all laws as a condition of that supervision. DAS was notified of the arrest and subsequently placed a hold on the man for violation of conditions. During a search incident, two stun guns were located on the man’s person. Bail: $31,000.
— A 66-year-old man was arrested early Monday in the 3500 block of North Carson Street for misdemeanor trespassing. Bail; $1,137.
— A 29-year-old Carson City man was arrested early Monday for misdemeanor violation of pre-trial supervision. According to the booking report, the man had a bag of marijuana on his person. The Department of Alternative Sentencing was advised. One of the man’s DAS conditions was not to possess drugs or alcohol. Bail: $3,000 cash.
— A 27-year-old Carson City man as arrested early Monday in the 3800 block of Highway 50 East for a misdemeanor contempt of court warrant issued March 26, 2024 out of Carson City Justice Court. Bail. $1,000 cash.
— A 40-year-old Carson City man was arrested Sunday for suspicion of possession of a controlled substance (suspected methamphetamine) and possession of drug paraphernalia. Bail: $2,500.
— A 33-year-old Carson City woman was arrested Sunday for suspicion of misdemeanor parole and probation violation of conditions. No bail hold in lieu of hearing.
— A 31-year-old Carson City man was arrested Saturday for suspicion of driving on a revoked license for DUI. Bail: $1,137.
— A 37-year-old Battle Mountain man was arrested Saturday for three outside agency misdemeanor warrants, two out of Washoe County and the other out of Elko. Bail: $30,000.
— 65-year-old Carson City woman, Deborah Elyse Dillon, was booked Friday for a felony warrant alleging violation of a court order and preventing or dissuading a witness. Bail: $10,000.
— A 48-year-old Sparks woman, Amber Adams, was arrested Friday for a felony outside agency warrant issued June 21, 2024 out of Reno Township Court and two other offenses, possession of a controlled substance (methamphetamine) and possession of drug paraphernalia. Bail: $10,000 for the warrant.
— A 37-year-old Battle Mountain man, Tyler Norman, was booked for a felony violation of suspended sentence warrant issued Sept. 18, 2025 out of Carson City Justice Court.
— A 38-year-old man, Steven Michael Wise, was booked Monday for a felony warrant alleging failure to register as a sex offender. The warrant was issued August 5, 2022 out of First Judicial District Court. Bail: $10,000.
— A 40-year-old woman was arrested Friday for suspicion of DUI first offense, driving with a suspended license and obstructing/resisting. According to the booking report, at 9:32 p.m. a deputy observed a vehicle failing to maintain its travel lane in the area of Robinson Street.
The deputy followed the car to observe the driving pattern and observed the two right tires cross over the white solid line and then return to the lane of travel. The vehicle then crossed the white line again and returned to the travel lane. Shortly after, the tires remained on the white line. The deputy activated their emergency lights and conducted a traffic stop.
The deputy made contact with the driver and sole occupant. The deputy told her the reason for the traffic stop. The deputy noticed the woman’s eyes were red and watery. She also had thick, slurred speech. The deputy asked her why her eyes were red. She said she had just woken up.
The deputy smelled alcohol emanating from the vehicle. The deputy told her he could smell the odor of alcohol. The woman said the smell was coming from her vehicle because she had all of her belongings due to her moving, the report states. The deputy asked the woman when she last consumed alcohol. She said “last night.” The officer told her they could smell the alcohol and then she said she had consumed alcohol earlier that morning.
The deputy asked the woman if she would be willing to take standardized field sobriety tests. She said no. The deputy asked her to step out of the vehicle but she refused. The deputy then gave the woman verbal commands to exit the vehicle and she continued to refuse. A short time later, a deputy arrived and asked her to exit the car again, which she finally did.
When the woman exited the vehicle she lost her balance. The deputy escorted her to the front of their patrol vehicle and asked the woman if they could search her person. She said yes. While searching the deputy could smell a strong odor of alcohol coming form her person.
The woman did not want to submit to standardized field sobriety tests. A records check showed the woman was clear with no warrants but that her driver’s license was suspended effective Jan. 17, 2026 with no end date, for failure to appear.
Due to the circumstances, the woman’s driving pattern, odor of alcohol, red, watery eyes and thick slurred speech, she was placed under arrest for suspicion of DUI.
The deputy then read her the request for evidentiary testing. She said she did not want to submit to any testing. The deputy contacted the on-call district attorney and on-call judge to apply for a telephonic search warrant for a blood draw. The warrant was granted. Bail; $1,137.
— A 37-year-old Reno man was arrested Friday for suspicion of possession of a controlled substance (methamphetamine) and possession of drug paraphernalia. Bail: $2,500.
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