Carson City man arrested after allegedly using brother's ID to get out of jail

A 29-year-old Carson City man faces a felony charge of false identification after he allegedly used his brother's identification when bail was posted.
Daryl Jacinto Reyes, with a listed occupation as a tattoo artist, reportedly gave authorities his brother's name, date of birth and Social Security number because he had a warrant in the state of Oregon for not checking in with his parole and probation officer after he moved to Nevada, according to the arrest report.
The bail was posted by Reyes sister-in-law, who had intended the bail money, $489, to be used for her husband.

The woman contacted authorities at around 8 p.m. on Monday saying that a man walked into her house that wasn't the husband she thought she had bailed out of jail, according to the arrest report.
Reyes is in the Carson City Jail facing a felony charge of obtaining false identification of another to avoid prosecution, a felony, and a misdemeanor charge of obstruction. Bail is set at $25,000.

In other arrests:

— A 17-year-old juvenile faces a felony possession of stolen property charge after allegedly breaking into a shed and two vehicles.
According to the arrest report, the juvenile was contacted by authorities after the victim explained that his property in the 2200 block of Airport Road had been burglarized. Missing was a green chainsaw with a 14-inch blade, numerous flashlights and a knife.
The victim said he saw the juvenile standing outside of his house at around 6 a.m. Monday and asked if he had seen anyone. The juvenile said he did see someone at around 3 a.m. and that they were dressed in black, according to the arrest report.
The juvenile, already on adult parole and probation, was interviewed by authorities. Meanwhile a witness reported to police that he saw the juvenile earlier in possession of a chainsaw with a 14-inch blade.
The juvenile was detained and the owner of the house he lived in gave authorities consent to look for stolen property. Inside the home, authorities found a small flashlight in which the owner identified as his. The juvenile told authorities that he bought the flashlight at Walmart earlier in the day. However, the flashlight looked "well used and had scratches and dents" and "did not look as if it had been just purchased," according to the arrest report.
The juvenile faces a charge of possession of stolen property charge. Bail was set at $25,000.