29-year-old Travis Bomar of Stagecoach was add-booked for felony failure to register as a Tier 1 sex offender after he was arrested a few days beforehand for DUI, driving with a revoked license, probation violation, and a felony parole and probation hold. 

Editor’s Note: According to arrest searches, Bomar has been arrested multiple times throughout Nevada, California, and Colorado, including multiple arrests for DUI just in 2024. He’s also had multiple arrests for probation violation, warrant holds, fugitive from justice, and more. 

In 2015 he was arrested on a warrant out of South Lake Tahoe, Calif. for “lewd acts on a child and rape with drugs” after he called the police during a fight in Colorado. 

After his arrest, he was convicted of “unlawful sexual intercourse with a person under 18” in El Dorado County, which means he must register annually as a sex offender.

As a Tier 1 sex offender, Bomar is required to register annually, according to the arrest report, and must register no later than three business days after a change of name, residence, employment, or student status. 

According to the report, the Carson City Jail booking deputy was contacted by Nevada Parole and Probation and was told Bomar had not registered as a Tier 1 sex offender, and they’d been alerted to him in custody through the Dangerous Offender Notification System (DONS). 

The P&P officer informed the deputy Bomar last registered in August 2024, and had been released from the Pershing County Jail on December 2, 2024. A Pershing deputy confirmed Bomar had been released and had provided a new address in Stagecoach upon release, but had not updated his sex offender registration, which showed as “failing” the annual verification. 

The deputy spoke to Bomar in custody, and Bomar did not wish to speak with the deputy. 

Bomar was add-booked for felony failure to register as a sex offender.

Bail: $5,000. 

Dayton man arrested for DUI, parole violation, and multiple counts of hit and run

A 35-year-old Dayton man was arrested in the area of Fairview and S. Edmonds early Thursday morning for DUI first, hit and run unoccupied, two counts of hit and run with property damage, and a parole and probation hold. 

According to the arrest report, deputies were dispatched to the 800 block of Rolando Way just after 2 a.m. on report of a vehicle that had been in multiple crashes and left the scene.

While driving to the area, deputies located the vehicle and attempted a traffic stop, but the vehicle was not stopping. 

Eventually, the vehicle came to a stop at Fairview and S. Edmonds. 

The reporting deputy arrived and assisted in detaining the driver. He was given verbal commands to exit the vehicle, but when he did so, deputies noted he was wearing socks but no shoes, and a jacket that was on inside-out.

The reporting deputy said he was having a “hard time keeping his balance,” and almost fell to the ground multiple times. It was reported he had “heavily slurred speech” when asking deputies what directions to follow. 

When placing him in handcuffs, the deputy noted he had a “very strong smell” of alcohol coming from his person, along with “very red and watery eyes.” 

The man agreed to speak with deputies, and when asked if he’d had anything to drink “he said something like ‘a couple,’” the deputy wrote. 

Dispatch advised the man was on parole and probation with conditions of no alcohol consumption. 

Deputies transported the man to the jail, where he agreed to participate in a field sobriety test. The man reportedly failed every single one of the tests. 

He agreed to a PBT which resulted in a .204 BAC. About an hour after his initial arrest, the man provided another PBT sample with a result of .189 BAC. 

The reporting party said other deputies searched the street to locate how much damage the man had allegedly caused, but the report did not include information on damages. 

Bail: No bail for P&P Hold. 

19-year-old Carson City man arrested for violating alternative sentencing, driving with revoked license

A 19-year-old Carson City man was arrested for driving with a license revoked for DUI and a DAS violation. 

On Wednesday evening, a deputy was in the area of College and Goni when they observed a vehicle drive past, and ran the plates. Dispatch advised the registration of the vehicle had expired in December 2024. 

The reporting deputy stopped the vehicle and spoke to the driver, who said the car did not belong to him. They then asked for his license, but he said he did not have it because it was suspended. He was able to provide registration and insurance for the vehicle. 

Dispatch advised the teen was clear for warrants, but was under department of alternative sentencing with a condition to obey all laws. Alternative sentencing asked for the teen to be arrested for violation of sentencing conditions. 

The teen was transported to the jail without incident. 

Bail: $4,137 total; $3,000 cash only 


All information for the crime log (unless otherwise noted) comes from the arrest reports supplied by the Carson City Sheriff’s Office, and is considered by law to be public information. All subjects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The policy of Carson Now is to name anyone who is arrested for a felony offense.