Charles Free, a fugitive that was on the run for more than 30 years, appeared for the first time in a Las Vegas courtroom Monday morning.
Conrad Claus, his attorney, asked the judge for 24 hours to talk to with his client and the fugitive hearing on extradition was rescheduled for Tuesday.
Police still have no leads in the search for Tamitha and Thomas Garner. The northern Utah couple was last seen leaving Panaca, Nevada on Saturday. Police are still treating this as a missing persons case.
The pair were exploring the area in search of wild horses.
Members of the Nevada, Utah and Colorado Civil Air Patrol searched the area around S.R. 319 on Thursday. Au
thorities employed several ground searchers, 3 Civil Air Patrol planes and a Nevada Air National Guard helicopter.
On a tip, authorities searched an area called two kilns, located north of S.R. 319 about 10 miles west of the Utah/Nevada border.
They found no sign of the couple.
The Garners were last seen driving a grey, 1999 Dodge Dakota truck with Utah plate, #793URF. The truck has a scorpion sticker in the back window. They may have a chocolate colored dog with them.
Some significant developments in Reno in the investigation of the suspected kidnapping of Brianna Denison.
Policy say DNA evidence has now linked her case to two other attacks late last year on women in the same neighborhood near the campus of the University of Nevada, Reno.
In addition, they say they’re investigating another 2007 case that could be related. That one involves the alleged rape of a woman who came forward for the first time yesterday to say she was assaulted at gunpoint in October in a parking garage just south of the Lawlor Events Center.
The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a missing couple from Utah.
Thomas and Tamitha Garner were last seen in the Panaca area on Saturday. The Garners were last seen on surveillance video heading toward Utah on SR-319.
Police say they are presumed missing in the area east of Panaca on the Utah/Nevada border. The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office, the Civil Air Patrol and the Nevada Air National Guard began searching the area on Tuesday.
Weather conditions are hampering the ground search efforts due to snow, ice, terrain and frigid night time temperatures. Lincoln County Sheriff Kerry Lee says the search will continue until further notice.
The pair were in a grey, 1999 Dodge Dakota truck with Utah plates 793 URF. The truck has a scorpion sticker in the back window. They also had their chocolate colored dog.
Police do not suspect foul play but are asking anyone who has seen the Garners to call the Lincoln County Sheriffs Office at 775-962-5151.
Police are looking for a pair of suspects involved in a home burglary on November 21, 2007. The home is in the northwest part of Las Vegas.
Police say the duo forced their way into the home and stole several items of jewelry.
The house had a security camera aimed at the front door. On the video you see the male suspect walk up to the door and knock several times. Then a female suspect approaches and knocks.
Both the male and female are seen on camera jumping the side wall. They got inside the house through a back door.
A third suspect, not seen on camera, is believed to be driving the getaway car.
Anyone with information is asked to call CrimeStoppers at 385-5555 or LVMPD Property Crimes Section at 828-3573.
With no suspects and little evidence, police asked the public for patience as they investigate the suspected kidnapping of a young Reno woman and appealed to friends and neighbors again Friday to offer up even the most “inconsequential” information they may have about her mysterious disappearance six days ago.
Crime lab technicians have yet to determine whether a stain on a pillow at the suspected crime scene is the blood of Brianna Denison, Reno police spokesman Steve Frady said Friday.
The 19-year-old college student hasn’t been seen since about 4 a.m. on Sunday when she went to sleep on a couch at the home of a friend a few blocks from the University of Nevada, Reno, campus, about a half-mile from the downtown casino district.
With few leads and little evidence, frustration is mounting in the search for Brianna Denison four days after the 19-year-old college student mysteriously vanished from Reno.
Police questioned a man who gave a ride home to Denison’s friend the night Denison disappeared from the home near the UNR campus.
Police questioned a man about a missing 19-year-old college student but said he is not a suspect in her disappearance.
The man was interviewed because he had given a ride home to Brianna Denison’s friend the night Denison mysteriously vanished, police said.
“We have spoken with the person who was driving the Suburban that we were looking for originally and he is not involved in the case,” Ron Holladay, a Reno police commander, said Wednesday in an interview with CBS’ “Early Show.”
Denison was last seen at 4 a.m. Sunday. Police said she was sleeping on a couch near an unlocked glass door after a night of partying. When her friends awoke later that morning, she was gone — but her clothes, purse and cell phone were left behind.
Police are looking for a woman who attempted to rob a bank on Blue Diamond and Valley View.
On January 18th, police say a white female entered the bank and stood in the merchant line.
When she approached a teller, she handed over a blue bag that contained a note saying, “robbery, don’t be a hero, start with a stack of 100’s and a stack of 20’s, no funny money“.
The woman appeared to get scared as an armed security guard entered the bank and she hurriedly left without any money.
She was seen leaving into a black BMW with a commemorative plate.
Police ask you to call Robbery at (702) 828-3591 or Crime Stoppers at
(702) 385-5555.
A sexual assault suspect has been caught and now police are looking for potential victims.
Twenty-six-year-old Edward Adams has been arrested and charged with first degree kidnapping, sexual assault of a victim under 14 and battery and lewdness.
Police are not saying why they began investigating Adams but they say he may have other victims. Adams lived on west Sahara and police say he frequented the Buffalo and Alta area.
Anyone with information about Edward Adams is asked to call Crimestoppers 385-5555.Â
