Scott Neven booking photo from SLTPD
8:45PM Update: After an hours-long standoff in the 3700 block of Aspen Avenue in South Lake Tahoe, a man has been arrested.
According to police, the suspect, 54-year-old Scott Neven, drove to the lake from Santa Cruz County after a search warrant was executed on his home by the Santa Cruz County Sheriffs Office. Inside, law enforcement found 43 weapons, high capacity magazines, and tactical vests with Washoe County Sheriff’s Office patches on them.
Nevin was out on bail on 50 felony charges. He also had numerous warrants for his arrest for charges including domestic violence, felony threats, intimidating witnesses and had been known to threaten to kill law enforcement, police said.
Hours long standoff in South Lake Tahoe ends with arrest
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