Two people sought by Carson City deputies; more windows shot out

The Carson City Sheriff's Department is seeking two people wanted on felony warrants.

An arrest warrant has been issued for Bryan Scott Karabinos, 28, on suspicion of felony possession of stolen property. His last known address was 493 Hot Springs Road. Karabinos is described as 6 feet tall, weighing 155 pounds with blond hair and hazel eyes.

Also wanted on an arrest warrant is Carolina Lozano-Deduran, 33, on suspicion of felony fraudulent use of a credit card. Lozano-Deduran's last known address was in the 500 block of Santiago Way in Dayton. She is known to drive a Plymouth Sport van with Nevada license plate 907PZS. She is described as 5 feet tall, weighing 138 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes

Anyone with information on either Lozano-Deduran and Karabinos should call Carson City Dispatch at 887-2007.

Someone shoots out more windows around Carson City

With dozens of vehicles struck by a BB or pellet on Wednesday night, someone went out again Thursday and shot up at least eight more car windows and the windows on an elementary school and an office building.

Between Wednesday night and Thursday morning, officers received about 25 reports of car vehicles being damaged.

At 9:54 p.m. Thursday night, a caller reported his window on Baker Drive had just been shot out. Calls also came in from Donna, Florentine and Woodside drives.

Friday morning, the Coldwell Banker office in the 3900 block of Desatoya Drive reported the windows on its second-story office were damaged, and a caller from Empire Elementary School reported school windows had been shot out on Wednesday and Thursday nights.

Police still have no suspects.

Anyone with information, or who may hear the vandalism as it happens, is asked to call dispatch at 887-2007 or dial 911.

Lyon sheriff spent week in hospital fighting the flu

Lyon County Sheriff Alan Veil was released from the hospital on Friday after spending a week there, Undersheriff Joe Sanford confirmed on Friday.

"It appeared to be a bout of the flu," said Sanford. "His son had been home sick the week prior. We don't believe it's anything serious. Doctor's have ruled out everything else."

Veil was in Sparks over the weekend for his daughter's wedding and began to feel ill there, Sanford said.

He has been in the Northern Nevada Medical Center in Sparks since Monday.

He was released from the hospital Friday afternoon.