Reno, NV – A trespass charge initially issued against private investigator Tom Green, while searching for a missing person at the Nevada Cares Campus in late January, has been rescinded by Washoe County.
Background of the Incident:
- Green was approached by private security while walking past their guard shack on Line Drive.
- A verbal altercation ensued, followed by a trespass notice and the threat of arrest for returning.
- Green, a retired sheriff’s deputy, maintained he was within his rights and had video footage supporting his claim.
- Commissioner Mike Clark also voiced his opinion that the security guard was mistaken.
County Rescinds Charge and Clarifies Access:
- Following a meeting, Washoe County officials acknowledged potential confusion regarding permitted areas.
- Security Administrator Ben West attributed the incident to “mixed messages” provided by officers.
- The trespass notice against Green has been reversed.
- Signage and training are being adjusted to ensure clearer communication about public access.
Dispute over Property Lines and Legal Action:
- Green contested the county’s claim that he was on their property, citing a map and information from the City of Reno.
- He previously expressed intent to sue the county over their denial of a public records request for video footage.
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