Over the weekend of Sept. 28-29, the Carson City Sheriff’s Office received numerous complaints of residents discovering their vehicles had been damaged by eggs.
Following press release notices, more complaints were received throughout the week and involved all areas of the community. The exact number of incidents has not been well documented, since most of the reports were received only as informational calls.
Deputies were assigned to the case early and provided public information regarding the incidents. As a result, tips as to the identity of the suspects have been called in, along with neighborhood video surveillances. Deputies are reporting substantial progress in identifying all of the suspects involved in the events.
Since the investigation remains open while more suspects are being interviewed, the names and identity of those already known (all adults) are being withheld. Officers anticipate arrests of all of those involved very soon.
The sheriff’s office is in need of documentation in the form of complaints from those who have not yet filed statements. Anyone who suffered losses as a result of this vandalism spree is encouraged to file a report and damages at the sheriff’s office, 911 Musser St., as soon as possible.
Anyone with information regarding these incidents is encouraged to contact the sheriff’s office at 887-COPS (2677).
-->Over the weekend of Sept. 28-29, the Carson City Sheriff’s Office received numerous complaints of residents discovering their vehicles had been damaged by eggs.
Following press release notices, more complaints were received throughout the week and involved all areas of the community. The exact number of incidents has not been well documented, since most of the reports were received only as informational calls.
Deputies were assigned to the case early and provided public information regarding the incidents. As a result, tips as to the identity of the suspects have been called in, along with neighborhood video surveillances. Deputies are reporting substantial progress in identifying all of the suspects involved in the events.
Since the investigation remains open while more suspects are being interviewed, the names and identity of those already known (all adults) are being withheld. Officers anticipate arrests of all of those involved very soon.
The sheriff’s office is in need of documentation in the form of complaints from those who have not yet filed statements. Anyone who suffered losses as a result of this vandalism spree is encouraged to file a report and damages at the sheriff’s office, 911 Musser St., as soon as possible.
Anyone with information regarding these incidents is encouraged to contact the sheriff’s office at 887-COPS (2677).