Reno police, supported by Washoe County Sheriff’s deputies, have closed a segment of Sutro Street in downtown Reno as investigators respond to a shooting that occurred just before 10 p.m. on Saturday night. The closure extends from East 6th Street to East 8th Street, effectively blocking traffic through that portion of the corridor.
Incident details
According to the initial police report, the incident began shortly before 10 p.m. on Saturday. At least one individual sustained injuries, though the department has not released further information about the victim’s condition. No additional specifics about the circumstances of the shooting have been made public at this time.
Law‑enforcement response
Reno Police Department officers and Washoe County Sheriff’s deputies arrived on the scene promptly and established a heavy police presence to secure the area. The joint response underscores the agencies’ commitment to public safety and swift investigation of violent incidents.
Both agencies are conducting a thorough investigation, gathering evidence, and interviewing witnesses. The closure of Sutro Street is intended to preserve the integrity of the crime scene and to ensure the safety of residents and motorists while investigators work.
Impact on traffic and residents
Drivers are advised to use alternate routes while the closure remains in effect. Local businesses and residents in the affected block have been asked to remain patient as law‑enforcement personnel manage the situation. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
Next steps
The Reno Police Department and Washoe County Sheriff’s Office have indicated that they will release further details as the investigation progresses. Community members seeking additional information are encouraged to follow official updates from the departments’ social‑media channels or to contact the non‑emergency police line.
Authorities continue to ask anyone with relevant information to come forward, emphasizing the importance of community cooperation in solving violent crimes and maintaining public safety.
Original reporting: 2news.com — read the source article.
