Carson arrest log: Man stabbed with bottle during fight, deputies respond to man pointing gun at passing cars and more
Carson City man arrested after allegedly stabbing, slicing victim with broken bottle during fight
A 35-year-old Carson City man, Luis Daniel “Danny” Rico-Ramirez, was arrested in the 1400 block of Como Street Monday evening for felony battery with a deadly weapon.
According to the arrest report, Rico-Ramirez was arrested after deputies were dispatched to a residence in the 600 block of Hot Springs Road around 6:30 p.m. on report of a fight.
On arrival, deputies found a man on the ground “covered in bright red blood”. Three others stood around the man, and one of the individuals had tried tying a tourniquet on the man’s left arm with a belt.
Deputies noted that the man had lacerations on this left arm and stomach, and a deep laceration under the left hand on his forearm. The man was unable to communicate with deputies.
Another deputy held a rag to the man’s laceration while awaiting EMS. Deputies noted that the man had a circular ring on the left side of his lower stomach with “fresh bright red blood coming from it,” which appeared to resemble a stab from a broken bottle, according to the report.
Deputies spoke to a woman on scene who said there had been a fight in the backyard of one of the units. She said one of the men hit another with a broken beer bottle.
They spoke with another witness who said everyone was drinking Modelos outside, and an individual arrived to take another individual home. One of the individuals, presumably the victim, became upset, and “wanted to fight.” Someone told the victim fighting would be a bad idea, and the victim started to talk “smack” to Rico-Ramirez.
Rico-Ramirez then broke a Modelo bottle, then “lunged” towards the victim in a “stabbing like motion.”
The victim attempted to defend himself by lifting his arm in front of his face, and Rico-Ramirez’s strike with the beer bottle cut the victim’s left arm.
The witness said the victim “kept talking smack” to Rico-Ramirez, so Rico-Ramirez hit him again with the bottle in the left arm. The fight continued, and Rico-Ramirez threw the bottle at the victim which hit him near the stomach.
Deputies received a call from Rico-Ramirez, who provided them his address on Como Street, and another deputy traveled to meet him and take him into custody. Deputies noted that the yard was covered in blood and broken glass, and deputies collected multiple broken bottles as evidence.
At Rico-Ramirez’s residence, he told deputies that he’d been at the residence, but that nothing had happened. He was taken into custody and transported to the jail. Deputies noted that Rico-Ramirez had a fresh cut on a finger of his right hand.
Bail: $30,000
Dayton man arrested for DAS violation after deputies respond to call about pedestrian pointing gun at cars
A 36-year-old Dayton man was arrested for violating conditions set by the department of alternative sentencing after deputies were dispatched to the area of Lompa Lane and Highway 50 around 4 a.m. Tuesday morning on reports of men pointing a gun at cars.
Just after 4 a.m., deputies arrived on scene and made contact with three men, one of whom matched the description provided by the reporting party of the individual pointing a gun at cars.
All men were detained in handcuffs during the investigation. Dispatch advised that the 36-year-old was on DAS, and one of his conditions was not to consume alcohol.
At first, the man refused to provide a preliminary breath test but later agreed, which resulted in a .149% BAC. DAS advised they want dot place a hold on him for violating pre-trial supervision.
The man was taken into custody and released to jail staff without issue.
No bail.
Carson City man arrested for trying to fight bartender, refusing to leave
Bradly Cooper, 33, was arrested Monday night for allegedly challenging a bartender to fight him repeatedly, and violating DAS conditions.
According to the arrest report, deputies were dispatched to a business in the 200 block of E. William street on report of an unwanted subject. The caller said a man, later identified as Cooper, was looking into the windows of their business and refusing to leave. The business had had to lock their doors because of the man.
Upon arrival, deputies observed Cooper and a woman next to the business, and Cooper ducked behind a plastic box as the deputies turned into the parking lot. The reporting deputy stated they felt that Cooper was intentionally hiding from deputies.
The reporting deputy spoke with an employee who said they wanted Cooper trespassed. Another deputy detained Cooper while the investigation took place.
Deputies spoke with a bartender who said they knew Cooper, and that he’d just gotten out of jail and is in a relationship with his ex-girlfriend.
He told deputies that when Cooper had come up to the bar, he’d asked if he wanted anything to eat, and Cooper said that he was “here on business.” The bartender said Cooper was “acting weird,” and was asked to leave.
However, Cooper refused to leave, and kept telling the bartender to come outside and meet him in the parking lot. The bartender said he felt that Cooper was challenging him to a fight.
Cooper was told to leave again by the manager, and the door was locked after him. He continued to pace outside the business and attempted to open the door, continuously “peeking” in the windows and shook the handle of the door.
Cooper then was seen hanging around outside the bartender’s car with the woman he was with, before returning to the front of the business.
Dispatch advised that Cooper was on DAS with a condition of obeying all laws and not consuming alcohol. Cooper provided a BPT with a BAC of .240%.
he was taken into custody for DAS violation and the crime of “challenging to fight.”
Bail: $5,000; $3,000 cash only
In other arrests:
— A 50-year-old man was arrested for obstructing, drug paraphernalia, and a contempt of court warrant after deputies were dispatched just before 6 a.m. Monday morning on report of two individuals sleeping at the lookout point of a walking path near Beverly Drive.
On a search of the man’s backpack they located alcohol and hypodermic needles, one of which had an observed brown residue inside. He continued to give a false name until eventually providing his true name, which returned with an extraditable warrant out of California.
Bail: $3,949; $2,400 cash only.
— A 43-year-old Carson City man was arrested on two warrants issued out of East Fork Justice Court in April 2025 and June 2025.
Bail: $5,338 cash only.
— A 40-year-old Gardnerville man was arrested in the 3400 block of N. Carson Street for possession of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia.
Bail: $3,637
Editor’s note: One of the reports included previously in this report was removed at the request of the Sheriff’s Office due to a legal issue prohibiting distribution of certain information relating to the case.
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