Suspicious Vehicle Stop Leads to Burglary Arrest and Recovery of Stolen Property

On Tuesday, December 30, 2025, a deputy responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle on Hawks Prey Drive.

Deputy A. Duecker arrived on scene and made contact with the driver, identified as Aaron James Eichheim Narva, 42, of Douglas, Wyoming. A check of Narva’s information through a national database revealed he was wanted out of Larimer County, Colorado, with full extradition for a burglary charge. Narva was also wanted out of Douglas, Wyoming, on multiple charges, though that warrant was not extraditable outside surrounding states.

Sergeant N.G. Hodges arrived to assist, and while deputies continued speaking with Narva, they developed probable cause to search the vehicle.

During the search, deputies observed drug paraphernalia in plain view, along with a large assortment of miscellaneous tools and other items inside the vehicle.

Deputies contacted the Fort Collins Police Department in Larimer County, Colorado, to obtain additional information regarding the burglary warrant, which stemmed from an incident on December 11, 2025. Police provided a list of stolen property, and as the search continued, deputies identified multiple items inside the vehicle that matched those reported stolen.

Stolen property connected to the Colorado burglary was recovered while deputies continued coordinating with Fort Collins Police.

Narva was charged with felony possession of stolen goods/property, felony possession of burglary tools, and misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia. Deputy Duecker also served the outstanding warrant from Colorado.