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Sirens & Gavels archive for July 2010

FRIDAY, JULY 9, 2010

2nd SWAT search for man comes up empty

A Spokane police SWAT team in training got real-life experience today after tip that a fugitive who sparked a standoff in April was in an east Spokane neighborhood. But the search in the area of East Mallon Avenue and North Helena Street showed no sign…

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Teen bandit may have stolen boat to escape

MARSH HARBOUR, Bahamas (AP) — A teen fugitive from Washington who has successfully eluded teams of local police and FBI agents may have slipped off the island where he allegedly crash-landed a stolen plane nearly a week ago, police said today. Authorities are investigating a…

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Accomplice of man killed by trooper indicted

An Idaho man faces six months in federal prison for allegedly beating a state trooper during a traffic stop that led to a fatal shooting. Ricardo D. Rodriguez, 39, of Culdesac, appeared today in U.S. District Court in Coeur d’Alene on a misdemeanor assault charge.…

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Hells Angel's federal bail greatly reduced

A Canadian Hells Angel in federal custody at the Spokane County Jail had his cash bail requirement drastically reduced Thursday in U.S. District Court. Brian L. Hall, 43, will be allowed out of custody if he posts $100,00 cash bond and a $300,000 surety bond,…

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Man faces felony for Craigslist baby ad

Police are recommending a felony charge against a Spokane man they believe advertised his 6-month-old daughter for sale on Craigslist. Gregory G. Edison, 44, listed himself as the seller on the ad, which was posted on Monday but removed by Craigslist within an hour, police…

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THURSDAY, JULY 8, 2010

Hoopfest suspect was on home detention

A teenager arrested in connection with a shooting at Hoopfest last month was prohibited from leaving his home unless he was at school or with his parents. That allegation from prosecutors gave Adam Doe, 19, his third felony charge related to the June 26 shooting…

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2 plead innocent to murder-related charges

Two men pleaded not guilty Wednesday to charges related to a fatal gang-related shooting in January. James C. Henderson, 33, is charged with first-degree rendering criminal assistance and conspiracy to commit second-degree assault, though his public defender, John Stine, said the case is "pretty thin."…

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FBI wanted poster for Colton Harris-Moore. (FBI)

Barefoot Bandit linked to Bahamas break-ins

MARSH HARBOUR, Bahamas (AP) — A teenage fugitive from Washington with a celebrated history of escapes has allegedly committed several nighttime burglaries in the Bahamas, eluding an FBI-aided manhunt on the sliver of an island where he crash-landed a stolen plane. Investigators pursuing Colton Harris-Moore…

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Suspect: 'Maybe a broken kneecap was OK'

Three suspects recently have pleaded not guilty to charges related to a May home-invasion robbery - including a teen charged in a similar robbery two weeks prior. Aaron T. Vanscoik, 18, reportedly admitted to police that he and two others attacked William Dahlen in his…

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 2010



Barefoot Bandit's mom: Phone home, Colt

As authorities search the Bahamas for Colton Harris-Moore, his mother has sent a message to him through The Associated Press. "Colt is not to be flying a single engine-plane," said Pam Kohler, saying she was worried about engine failure. "When I heard that, that just…

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Idaho raid seizes grenades, guns, ammo

Two North Idaho men are in custody following an undercover federal probe into illegal explosives manufacturing that included the seizure of hand grenades, firearms and more than 10,000 rounds of rifle ammo. Kenneth B. Kimbley, Jr., 58, (right) and Steven Eugene Winegar, 52, were arrested…

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Missing lady's husband pleads to gun charge

The husband of a Clarkston woman last seen shortly after she filed for divorce will remain in federal custody after pleading guilty to a federal weapons charge Tuesday in Coeur d'Alene. Charles A. Capone pleaded guilty to one count of unlawful possession of a firearm,…

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TUESDAY, JULY 6, 2010


Has the Barefoot Bandit hit the Bahamas? 

NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) — Police were hunting across a tourist island Tuesday for signs of a pilot who vanished after wrecking a small plane in the Bahamas and investigators in the U.S. turned their suspicions toward an American teenager on the run dubbed "the Barefoot…

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Man deported in Jan. charged with murder

The roommate of a man found shot to death near Green Bluff last fall has been charged with his murder. But detectives haven’t arrested Miguel A. Rodriguez-Barbosa for the October slaying of Jesus Torres Valdovinos, 25 (pictured). The 19-year-old was deported to Mexico in January…

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FRIDAY, JULY 2, 2010

Xanax, not alcohol, a factor in pole crash 

A woman who police say sheared a power pole with her car Thursday, leading to the injury of a pursing motorcycle officer, was not drunk but may have been under the influence of prescription medication, according to court documents filed Friday. No alcohol was detected…

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