Board accepts withdrawal by Wolf Slot Parts applicant after DUI and tax issues; applicant agrees not to reapply for one year

The board granted a withdrawal by applicant Nenad (Nenad) Servic of his applications related to Wolf's Slot Parts & Supply LLC after extensive testimony about a July 30, 2024 arrest and subsequent legal and tax remediation. Servic acknowledged pleading to a reduced reckless-driving charge, attending required classes and having amended tax returns for 2021 and 2022 (which resulted in additional taxes, penalties and interest that were paid), according to certified public accountant Jay Ryerson Smith. Servic said he sold WSPS after the incident and now works as a consultant. He testified he receives $6,000 per month from the current owner for part-time consulting. The board debated whether to grant withdrawal "with prejudice" (which would bar reapplication for a year) or "without prejudice." After discussion, Servic, his counsel and the board agreed to a recorded voluntary commitment that Servic will not file any license or suitability application in Nevada for one year from the date of the meeting and that he will voluntarily submit to quarterly drug and alcohol testing (at his expense) and provide results to the board's designated supervisor. Judge Assad moved to grant the withdrawal without prejudice conditioned on those voluntary assurances; the motion passed. Separately, the board also granted Wolf Slot Parts & Supply LLC94s withdrawal of its manufacturer/distributor licensure application without prejudice and asked the technology division to confirm whether the current owner's business activities require any license.