Idaho records

Sat., May 26, 2012

Police blotter

Coeur d’Alene police

Kyle Marine, Coeur d’Alene City Water Department employee, reported Thursday the $2,100 theft of brass from a job site at the intersection of North B Street and West Browne Avenue.

Peter Petticolas, employee of Row Adventures, reported Thursday the $2,350 theft of tools, three bicycles and parts, keys and a floodlight from property on the corner of North Third Street and East Roosevelt Avenue.

Brian Rainey reported Thursday the $525 theft of three jackets, clothing, cologne and XM radio receiver from his 2003 Mazda Protégé parked at his home on the 100 block of North Roycroft Court.

Kootenai County sheriff

Bridgette Lockman, Harvard, reported Tuesday $500 damage to the hood and door of a 1996 Honda Civic and the $15 theft of a license plate from the vehicle parked on the 3900 block of East Mullan Avenue.

Randal Seaton, Cataldo, reported Thursday the $950 theft of tools and a sump pump and a 1995 utility trailer of undetermined value from property at South River Road and East Meadow Road in Cataldo.

Timothy Schwehr, Hayden, reported Thursday the $1,530 theft of tools and a DVD player from his home on the 9000 block of North Chalet Road.

News of record

Criminal sentencings

Judge Scott Wayman

Theresa A. Green, 47, Post Falls; driving under the influence; $1,000 fine ($200 suspended), 180 days in jail (178 days suspended), 100 days driver’s license suspension, two years probation.

Judge Penny Friedlander

James L. Moore, 30, Athol; misdemeanor probation violation; 41 days in jail (credited).

Judge Patrick McFadden

Lucas J. J. Andre, 20, Coeur d’Alene; misdemeanor probation violation; five days in jail or proof of completion of evaluation.

Judge John Luster

Shane H. Perez, 21, Bayview; use or possession of drug paraphernalia with intent to use; 27 days in jail (credited).

Judge Don Swanstrom

Michael R. Crouch, 65, Coeur d’Alene; assault; $137 fine, 90 days in jail (57 days suspended), 30 days unscheduled jail time, two years probation.

Judge Robert Burton

Latasha S. Becker, 37, Kellogg; driving under the influence; $800 fine, 90 days in jail (88 days suspended) or eight hours county work program, three days unscheduled jail time, 90 days driver’s license suspension, one year probation.

Civil complaints

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Tariq Rahman, seeking $3,133.

Cherise Maynes v. Gavin Jacobsen, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Timothy and Lana Gutierrez, seeking $69,577.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Jane and Richard Coate, seeking $10,105.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Julie Quigley, seeking $1,201.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Shauna Schryver, seeking $1,755.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Brittany Davidson, seeking $2,321.

Lindsey McPhee v. French Cleaners, seeking $1,257.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Rebecca and Chad Nelson, seeking $1,550.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Kari Karst Coatney and Will Coatney, seeking $3,095.

Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC and Wells Fargo Bank v. Brittany Heckman, seeking $3,509.

Velocity Investments LLC and Washington Mutual Bank v. Alice Hackney, seeking $1,091.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Brandon Epler, seeking $1,175.

Peterson Enterprises Inc., dba Valley Empire Collection v. Nick Nope and Karen Nope, seeking $2,160.

Velocity Investments LLC and US Bank WorldPerks Visa v. James Burcham, seeking $29,572.

Velocity Investments LLC and US Bank WorldPerks Visa v. Mike Szatkowski, seeking $12,858.

Velocity Investments LLC and US Bank v. John Mcgavick, seeking $11,838.

Randy Koch v. Steve Eldridge, aka William Slayden, seeking $5,000.

David Ross v. Tires, Wheels, Etc Inc., dba Performance Plus Tire and Auto, seeking $1,300.

Randy Koch v. Steve Eldridge, aka William Slayden, seeking $5,000.

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