Suspects The suspects (all local unless otherwise stated) in the case are: If you have any information on the whereabouts of any of these individuals, please contact the Nye County Sheriff's Office at 751-7000. • Matthew Z. Green, 28 • Michael John Fuhrmann, 26 • Robert Benjamin Taber, Jr. 33 • Charles Leonard Barry, 43 • Holly Kim Dupper, 33 • Mary Teresa Wells, 45 • Donald Scott Hickman, 42 • Jeremiah Michael Hare, 26 • Gregory Allen Hatfield, 49 • Debra Gene Park, 45 • Steven Anthony Clabaugh, 28 • Michael David Healy, 20 • Christopher James Willing, 38 • Satan Renee Conners, 37 • Anthony Thomas Glesone, 20 • Brandy Lee Osterhout, 27 • Justin Seymour Combe, 27 • Thomas Keith Warburton AKA "TK," 29 • Teresa Jo Blankenship AKA Teresa Howard-Bernard, 37 Not local • Hope R. Howard, 25 • Jason Keith Snyder, 39 SPECIAL TO THE PVT One of the weapons confiscated during a Nye County Sheriff's Office operation is among the evidence. SPECIAL TO THE PVT The sheriff's office confiscated this three-wheeler from one of the supects in a large-scale burglary ring in which numerous suspects are still sought. The vehicle, stolen in one of the burglaries, was taken into evidence after officers pursued the suspect riding it. Advertisement

Nye County Sheriff's Office general assignment detectives have linked together a string of burglaries that have taken place throughout the valley since late spring and early summer.

Although several individuals have already been arrested in connection with what the sheriff's office has called a large-scale burglary ring, they are searching for information for a number of additional suspects.

According to the sheriff's office, the burglars have been stealing and distributing large quantities of weapons.

In addition, in at least one of the burglaries, a residence was burned down.

Once the burglaries were committed, more individuals were involved, in either disposing of, or receiving the stolen property.

But property isn't the only thing getting stolen. Several of the victims had their identities stolen and used in fraudulent financial transactions.

Other suspects involved in the ring benefitted from victims' financial information or proceeds from stolen credit cards.

The burglaries have continued regularly since they began, a sheriff's office press release stated.

Among the items recovered from the burglaries are a truck, a 3-wheeler one of the suspects was captured on after a pursuit, and a rifle recovered during a search for stolen property.

Charges that may be filed against persons involved in the ring include, but are not limited to:

Burglary, auto burglary, malicious destruction of property, grand larceny,

grand larceny auto, grand larceny of a firearm, conspiracy to commit a crime, transfer of stolen property, ex-felon in possession of a firearm,

habitual criminal, leaving the scene of an accident, possession of stolen property, first- and second-degree arson, use of a credit card without the cardholder's consent,

receiving stolen property, forgery, and using the identification information of another.