Carson City Sheriff's arrest log: Drug busts made after warrants served

A 34 year-old Carson City woman was arrested Friday night at 8:39 p.m. at a lodging business in the 2100 block of East William Street on felony drug possession after being picked up for an outstanding bench warrant, a Carson City Sheriff's deputy reported.

Michelle Lynette Harbour was taken into custody after Sheriff's deputies responded to the room she was staying in on a welfare check. Harbour had reported to Carson City Dispatch that her significant other was doing drugs and wanted to kill himself.

Deputies knocked on the door several times before Harbour had opened it. Officers heard the sounds of drawers slamming and windows opening after they had first knocked, the arrest report said.

Harbour finally answered the door and consented for deputies to enter the room. On observation, the room window was cracked open and the screen had bee removed, the report said.

A records check on Harbour was run through dispatch, which confirmed an active misdemeanor arrest warrant for failure to appear issued by the East Fork Justice Court in Douglas County.

She was detained in handcuffs at that point. A subsequent search of her belongings recovered multiple unused hypodermic needles, including a single syringe containing a brown substance believed to be a controlled substance, the report said.

Harbour was then transported to the Carson City Jail for booking. Bail: $3,989.

In other arrests:

— A 31 year-old Dayton man was arrested Friday afternoon at 12:14 p.m. in the 1400 block of N. Edmonds Drive on a felony Nevada Parole and Probation hold, a Carson City Sheriff's deputy reported, precedent to also being found in possession of a dangerous drug without a prescription, a gross misdemeanor offense.

Paul Jensen was taken into custody following a warrant service on him. Sheriff's deputies received an anonymous tip that Jensen was inside the N. Edmonds residence. He was confirmed to be placed on a felony hold by Nevada Parole and Probation, the arrest report said.

Upon arrival, officers made contact with a woman who answered the door at the residence. She at first denied Jensen was inside, the report said, but then said he was upon being questioned again.

Deputies were then allowed inside the residence, where they found Jensen hiding in a bedroom closet. He was detained in handcuffs and transported to the Carson City Jail.

During the booking process, an unidentified pill was found in the right front pocket of Jensen's shorts, the report said. The drug was identified as Levothyroxine Sodium, available only by prescription, which Jensen did not have.

The gross misdemeanor charge of dangerous drug possession without a prescription was added to his booking charges. Bail: $2,500 for the gross misdemeanor. However, a no bail hold was placed on him by Nevada Parole and Probation.

— A 37 year-old Carson City woman was arrested Friday night at 8:05 p.m. at the Carson City Sheriff's Office on an active misdemeanor failure to appear bench warrant issued by the Carson City Justice Court, a Carson City Sheriff's deputy reported.

According to the arrest report, a female subject arrived at the Sheriff's Office to turn herself in on an arrest warrant. Once identified, a records check was run through Carson City Dispatch on the subject and an outstanding warrant was confirmed.

The woman was they placed in custody and escorted to the Carson City Jail, where she was booked. Bail: $2,325.

— A 24 year-old Mound House man was arrested Friday morning at 9:35 a.m. at the Carson City Detention Center on an outstanding misdemeanor criminal contempt warrant issued by the Reno Township Justice Court, a Carson City Sheriff's deputy reported.

According the arrest report, the man was scheduled to be released from the jail when a records check was performed and confirmed an active bench warrant for failing to appear in court on multiple traffic offenses.

He was then booked back into jail on the warrant. Bail: $1,670.

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.