Idaho records

Wed., Oct. 5, 2011

Police blotter

Coeur d’Alene police

Samantha Cunningham reported Sunday the $529 theft of a purse, wallet, credit cards, tote bag and camera from her 2000 Subaru Legacy parked at Bonsai Bistro, 101 E. Sherman Ave.

Kootenai County sheriff

Cheryl Junkin, Dalton Gardens, reported Thursday the $27,600 theft of jewelry and $50 damage to a door of a home on the 1400 block of East Deerhaven Avenue in Dalton Gardens.

Carrie Becerra, Post Falls, reported Monday the $300 theft of a Sony Playstation 3 from her home on the 12000 block of North Riverview Terrace.

John Wilhelm, Worley, reported Sunday the $900 theft of a boat trailer from the 22000 block of South High Drive in Worley.

News of record

Criminal sentencings

Judge Barry Watson

Andrew Heinz Aslin, 28, Spokane Valley; use or possession of drug paraphernalia with intent to use; $300 fine, $100 restitution to state lab, 10 days in jail or 40 hours county work program.

Barret E. Norcross, 47, Coeur d’Alene; use or possession of drug paraphernalia with intent to use; $200 fine, $100 restitution to state lab, six days in jail.

Timothy W. Light, 43, Coeur d’Alene; domestic battery; $1,000 fine ($600 suspended), 180 days in jail (165 days suspended, 15 days credited), two years probation.

Dwayne A. Bradley, 38, Coeur d’Alene; invalid driver’s license; $500 fine ($200 suspended) or 16 hours county work program, one year probation.

Kenneth A. Strope Jr., 24, Post Falls; driving without privileges; $400 fine, 10 days in jail or 40 hours county work program.

Charles P. MacDonald, 47, Post Falls; inattentive driving; $300 fine, $400 reimbursement for defense and prosecution, 60 days in jail (56 days suspended) or 16 hours county work program, one year probation.

Thomas J. Jaeger, 31, Coeur d’Alene; failure to purchase a valid driver’s license; $200 fine, 10 days in jail or 40 hours county work program.

Michael S. Tavares, 30, Post Falls; use or possession of drug paraphernalia with intent to use; $300 fine, 20 days in jail (20 days credited).

Cody D. Campbell, 24, Coeur d’Alene; battery; $1,000 fine ($500 suspended), 180 days in jail (170 days suspended), one year probation.

James H. Kountz, 55, Coeur d’Alene; open container of alcohol in public place/city limits; $137 fine, 14 days in jail (credited).

Judge Patrick McFadden

Tonya M. Cooper, 42, Coeur d’Alene; use or possession of drug paraphernalia with intent to use; $200 fine, $100 restitution to state lab, six days in jail or 24 hours county work program.

Carol L. Endicott, 54, Coeur d’Alene; possession of a controlled substance; $300 fine, $100 restitution to state lab, 10 days in jail or 40 hours county work program.

Judge Scott Wayman

Kevin C. Jackson, 25, Coeur d’Alene; petty theft; $300 fine, 90 days in jail (80 days suspended) or 40 hours county work program, one year probation.

Scott E. Stoll, 43, Hauser Lake; battery; $1,000 fine ($750 suspended), 180 days in jail (155 days suspended), two years probation.

Robert O. Sartain, 53, Coeur d’Alene; petty theft; 34 days in jail (credited).

Kevin C. Mangola, 34, Hayden; frequenting a place where a controlled substance is used; $300 fine, $100 restitution to state lab, $100 reimbursement for defense, 90 days in jail (85 days suspended) or 16 hours county work program, one year probation.

Scott E. Stoll, 43, Hauser Lake; violation of a no contact order; $1,000 fine, one year in jail (340 days suspended, seven days credited), two years probation.

Judge James Stow

Anthony M. Bryant, 38, Spirit Lake; misdemeanor probation violation; 180 days in jail (106 days suspended).

Civil complaints

Security Credit Services LLC v. Steven Sanders, seeking $4,232.

Rochelle Olson v. Christine Manis and Kim Kahler, seeking $2,005.

Quik Cash v. Ed Muehle, seeking $2,316.

Peterson Enterprises Inc., dba Valley Empire Collection v. Christopher L. Morgan and Michelle R. Morgan, seeking $2,590.

Twin Lakes Idaho Property Rentals LLC v. Chad Gaylord and Colleen Gaylord, seeking $3,000.

Chapman Design Associates LLC v. Messina Construction and Tom Messina, seeking $5,000.

Civil judgment

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Alexander Navarro, plaintiff awarded $2,168.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Jason and Amber Herr, plaintiff awarded $1,767.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Thomas Byrne and Linda Byrne, plaintiff awarded $2,862.

FIA Card Services N.A. v. Joseph Tavares, plaintiff awarded $3,277.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Anthony and Lisa McElwain, plaintiff awarded $8,935.

Civil dismissals

Chase Bank USA v. Joseph Deroshia.

Potlatch No. 1 Federal Credit Union v. Kenta Nishimori and Diane Nishimori.

Capital One Bank v. Keisha Batalia.

Hagadone Directories Inc. v. Cary Condotta.

Hagadone Directories Inc. v. Tony Schloss.

Marriage annulments sought

Heidi I. Tefft from Jeremy J. Burgess.

Marriage annulments granted

Arvistis A. McKinnie II from Courtney McKinnie.

Divorces sought

Josh W. Stidman from Crystal L. Stidman.

Karisa F. Drott from Nicholas R. Lull.

Chris Walker from Shawna L. Walker.

Divorces granted

Grace D. Woertink from Cory J. Staples.

Betty J. Haase from Jonathan R. Haase.

Colleen M. Taylor from Terry T. Taylor.

Jacqueline M. Ackerman from Douglas T. Ackerman.

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