Summary - Mr. Dosen, owner of Bad

Boyz Inc. allegedly hired an illegal immigrant, named in report as last name

Garcia. Dosen was paying for Mr. Garcia's apartment and letting him drive his

car. Mr. Garcia allegedly struck a pedestrian on November 6th, 2005 and fled

the scene. Witnesses were able to recall the license plate from the vehicle.

The victim was inflicted with severe injury, and according to the report,

"she is being transferred from ICU to a private hospital. Two vertebrae

were damaged in the accident and had to be removed and replaced with a steel

cage. Her doctor feels she will probably never walk again but hopes she will be

able to sit up in a wheel chair after some time goes by."

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At the time of this event, Mr.

Dosen was working for the Storey County Sheriff's office. It is our

understanding that hiring undocumented immigrants is illegal, and letting them

drive without a proper license and registration could be considered negligent behavior.

However, we are not aware of any disciplinary actions taken against Mr. Dosen

by the department.

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RENO POLICE DEPARTMENT 

P.O. BOX 1900 455 E 2ND ST Reno NV

89502 

Phone 

775-334-2175 

Fax 

05-45981 

Reported Date 

11/06/2005

Rpt/Incident Typ 

TRF-HITRUN 

Emp # 

EVIDENCE: One black woman's

"Reaction" brand size 12 coat with dried blood on collar/right

shoulder. right front pocket contains yellow envelope with one $5.00 bill. Coat

given to night clerk at Classic Residence by unknown person. 

WEATHER: Per the National Weather Service at 1759 hours 

Temperature 55.4 degrees, Barometric Pressure 29.91, Wind N/NE 8 knots, 

Visibility 10 miles 

ROADWAY: Plumas Street runs north and south, there are 2 lanes each direction

with a center turn lane. Roadway appears to be relatively new pavement. Roadway

markings are raised reflective thermoplastic. A crosswalk, made of raised

reflective thermoplastic runs east west across Plumas south of the intersection

of Glenda Way. 

TRAFFIC CONTROLS: Speed limit is marked 35 mph. 

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LIGHTING: A street light is on the

southeast corner of Glenda/Plums which illuminates the east side of the

crosswalk area. A privately owned street light is on the west side of the

street at the entrance to Classic Residence which illuminates the west side of

the crosswalk. 

DETAILS: On November 6, 2005 at 1800 hours I was contacted by Sgt. VANDIEST in

regards to a hit and run accident involving a pedestrian, later identified as

LYMAN. The accident occurred at about 1731 hours at the intersection of Plumas

and Glenda. The suspect vehicle had been followed by a witness and a Nevada

plate had been obtained from the vehicle. 

I responded to Plumas and Glenda where I met with officer THOMPSON. He had

started the form 5, however very little information was available to him at the

time. An AOI was located in the crosswalk in the left through lane. The AOI was

placed there due to scuff marks left on the pavement from the pedestrian and a

small drop of blood on the white raised thermoplastic of the crosswalk. The POR

of the pedestrian was established by the blood left on scene by the pedestrian.

A field sketch was completed by me. 

Witness DOYLE stated she was on Plumas when she observed the accident. The

suspect vehicle apparently swerved in an attempt to miss LYMAN but struck her

any way. The vehicle immediately took off leaving the scene. DOYLE stayed with

LYMAN until paramedics arrived. 

Witness HEROLD stated he was on Glenda at the stop sign waiting for traffic to

clear. He observed the suspect vehicle strike LYMAN. LYMAN rolled up onto the

hood and windshield of the vehicle before falling to the ground. HEROLD stated

LYMAN was in the crosswalk at the time she was struck. 

Witness TAYLOR observed LYMAN approach the crosswalk from Classic Residence.

She advised LYMAN was wearing dark clothes and started crossing. TAYLOR felt

LYMAN should have waited because there was too much traffic. 

The involved vehicle was a black SUV with Nevada plate 900SFD. A witness,

CALLENDER, followed the vehicle and obtained the plate. The vehicle left the

scene NB on Plumas turning right to EB Plumb and the SB Lakeside where

CALLENDER stopped following and stopped to call 911 from the 76 gas station at

Plumb and Lakeside. The vehicle was last seen in the area of Virginia

Lake. 

None of the witnesses could give a description of the driver of the suspect

vehicle. 

LYMAN was WB in a marked crosswalk when she was struck. She was on the west

side of the NB left through lane when she was struck. LYMAN was returning to

the classic residence. 

The vehicle R/O, DOSEN, was located by Officer KATRE. DOSEN advised he was in

the process of selling the vehicle to a past employee named Jesse Garcia. He

advised he received a telephone call just prior to officers arrival from

GARCIA, who advised he had been in an accident. GARCIA told him, he was on his

way home and was in an accident with a lady walking across the street. DOSEN

asked GARCIA if he had left the scene. GARCIA advised he had and DOSEN told him

to go home and stay there. DOSEN took officers to GARCIA's home address of 4959

Talbot #54, neither GARCIA or the vehicle were on scene. DOSEN stated the vehicle

was in his name pending the final payment, GARCIA had 11 payments to go. DOSEN

advised he would contact RPD immediately if the vehicle or GARCIA are located.

DOSEN does not have DOB or other information on GARCIA. 

I went to Washoe medical Center where I located LYMAN, the pedestrian in ICU. I

was advised while her injuries are serious, they are not considered life

threatening at this time. She has a spine injury which will need surgery. My

business card was left on scene requesting a phone call if this changes. 

I was again contacted by DOSEN in regards to GARCIA. GARCIA's apartment was

actually rented by him due to GARCIA's lack of credit in this country. DOSEN

went to the apartment and had the lock changed. He went back later to check for

possible information on GARCIA and discovered persons had entered through a

window. All personal property had been removed from the residence. DOSEN stated

he had heard through friends of GARCIA, he was headed for Mexico through

Arizona still in the vehicle. He stated he would contact if any further

information was obtained. 

On November 15, 2005 at 1100 hours I contacted Washoe Medical Center in regards

to LYMAN. I was advised 

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she is doing better but is still

serious due to blood pressure problems. She is still in ICU. 

On November 16, 2005 at 1200 hours the suspect vehicle was located in front of

2240 Lindley Way. The vehicle had been reported as abandoned by a citizen. The

vehicle had been at this location for approximately a week. This location is a

few blocks from where witness CALLENDER stopped following it. The vehicle was

towed to RPD evidence storage on Eureka street. 

On November 23, 2005 I was contacted by family of Lyman. They reported she is

being transferred from ICU to a private hospital. Two vertebrae were damaged in

the accident and had to be removed and replaced with a steel cage. Her doctor

feels she will probably never walk again but hopes she will be able to sit up

in a wheel chair after some time goes by. 

There was nothing of evidentiary value located in the vehicle. It was released

to the R/O. There is no further information available on the suspect and his

whereabouts are unknown. 

There is no further at this time.