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Sheriff’s deputies on horseback monitor trailheads

By Lucia Starbuck
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Deputy Monica Jaquez with Dallas and Deputy Craig Turner with Olaf of the Washoe County Sheriff's Office Mounted Horse Unit patrolling near the Thomas Creek Trailhead. Image courtesy Washoe County Sheriff's Office.
Deputy Monica Jaquez with Dallas and Deputy Craig Turner with Olaf of the Washoe County Sheriff's Office Mounted Horse Unit patrolling near the Thomas Creek Trailhead. Image courtesy Washoe County Sheriff's Office.

The Washoe County Sheriff's Office Mounted Horse Unit (MHU) traditionally patrols parades and community events like the Reno Rodeo, but, with large gatherings banned and events getting canceled to curb the spread of COVID-19, the MHU has turned their attention to something else.

Two out of the six deputies with the MHU had their first shift of 2020 o…

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Deputy Monica Jaquez with Dallas and Deputy Craig Turner with Olaf of the Washoe County Sheriff's Office Mounted Horse Unit patrolling near the Thomas Creek Trailhead. Image courtesy Washoe County Sheriff's Office.
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Lucia Starbuck

Lucia Starbuck is a graduate of University of Nevada, Reynolds School of Journalism. She has reported on issues impacting Northern Nevada, including the affordable housing crisis, a lack of oral healthcare and challenges voters with disabilities face while trying to participate in the election process. She has directed and filmed two documentaries about homelessness.Through reporting, Lucia strives to shine a light on the challenges vulnerable populations face in our community.

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