Prison Releases

Thu., July 25, 1996

The following people were released from Washington Department of Corrections prisons during June:

Hector Castaneda Sentenced in Spokane County to one year for manslaughter, Castaneda was released to California after serving five months and 29 days.

Danny Mearis Sentenced in King County to seven years, 10 months for second-degree rape, Mearis was released to Spokane County after serving four years, 11 months and one day.

Daniel Hudson Sentenced in Spokane County to four years, three months for rape of child, Hudson was released to Spokane County after serving three years, eight months and 23 days.

Jerry Aney Sentenced in Spokane County to five years for violent sexual abuse of a child, Aney was released to Snohomish County after serving four years, one month and 26 days.

Charles Harris Sentenced in Grays Harbor County to two years for sexual abuse of a child, Harris was released to Spokane County after serving one year, six months and 25 days.

Charla Whipple Sentenced in Spokane County to one year, eight months for sexual abuse of a child, Whipple was released to King County after serving one year, one month and one day.

Eric Banks Sentenced in King County to six years, three months for sex crime, Banks was released to Spokane County after serving three years, nine months and 13 days.

Marsha Russell Sentenced in King County to eight years, six months for first-degree robbery, Russell was released to Spokane County after serving five years, five months and 25 days.

Jacob Schmitt Sentenced in Spokane County to three years, five months for first-degree robbery, Schmitt was released to Spokane County after serving two years and 10 months.

Ismiel Lopez Sentenced in Spokane County to two years, seven months for first-degree robbery, Lopez was released to Spokane County after serving one year, four months and 13 days.

Sherman Smith Sentenced in King County to 12 years, six months for first-degree robbery, Smith was released to Spokane County after serving seven years, 10 months and 20 days.

James McIntyre Sentenced in Spokane County to five years for first-degree robbery, McIntyre was released to Spokane County after serving two years and six months.

Michael East Sentenced in Asotin County to three years for first-degree robbery, East was released to Spokane County after serving two years and seven days.

Lonnie Carter Sentenced in King County to eight years, five months for second-degree robbery, Carter was released to Spokane County after serving five years, 10 months and one day.

Anthony Medeiros Sentenced in Spokane County to seven years, two months for second-degree assault, Medeiros was released to Spokane County after serving four years, four months and 16 days.

Steven Bell Sentenced in Pierce County to one year for second-degree assault, Bell was released to Spokane County after serving 10 months and 24 days.

Anthony Allen Sentenced in Spokane County to one year, two months for second-degree assault, Allen was released to Spokane County after serving six months and 24 days.

Karen Roseboom Sentenced in Spokane County to two years for second-degree assault, Roseboom was released to Spokane County after serving one year, eight months and one day.

Rickey Flores Sentenced in Stevens County to one year, eight months for second-degree assault, Flores was released to Spokane County after serving 11 months and 13 days.

Jonathan Munk Sentenced in Spokane County to one year, nine months for second-degree assault, Munk was released to Spokane County after serving nine months and 10 days.

David Kohler Sentenced in Thurston County to three years for assault, Kohler was released to Spokane County after serving two years, six months and nine days.

Daniel Kraft Sentenced in Spokane County to one year, 10 months for assault, Kraft was released to Spokane County after serving one year, two months and eight days.

Christopher Propps Sentenced in Spokane County to two years, 10 months for assault, Propps was released to Clallam County after serving two years and six months.

Johnnie Witherspoon Sentenced in Spokane County to one year, nine months for first-degree burglary, Witherspoon was released to Spokane County after serving 12 months and one day.

Joshua Nason Sentenced in Spokane County to three years for second-degree burglary, Nason was released to Spokane County after serving 11 months and 22 days.

Robert Lindor Sentenced in Cowlitz County to five years and five months for second-degree burglary, Lindor was released to Spokane County after serving three years and 28 days.

Dean Bennett Sentenced in Spokane County to two years, nine months for theft, Bennett was released to Spokane County after serving six months and 25 days.

Laurence Jones Sentenced in Spokane County to one year, five months for a drug crime, Jones was released to Spokane County after serving eight months and 19 days.

Thomas Miller Sentenced in Spokane County to five years for a drug crime, Miller was released to Spokane County after serving three years, three months and 24 days.

Brent Bryant Sentenced in Spokane County to one year for a drug crime, Bryant was released to Spokane County after serving six months and 20 days.

Donnell Harvey Sentenced in Pierce County to one year, four months for a drug crime, Harvey was released to Spokane County after serving nine months and 21 days.

Omarr Brown Sentenced in King County to six years, five months for a drug crime, Brown was released to Spokane County after serving three years, 11 months and 23 days.

Stephanie Henry Sentenced in Spokane County to two years, two months for a drug crime, Henry was released to Spokane County after serving one year, two months and six days.

William Louis Sentenced in Okanogan County to seven years for a drug crime, Louis was released to Spokane County after serving four years, seven months and 18 days.

Kevin Myles Sentenced in King County to one year, 10 months for a drug crime, Myles was released to Spokane County after serving one year, one month and 20 days.

Eddie Combs Sentenced in King County to three years for a drug crime, Combs was released to Spokane County after serving one year, seven months and 19 days.

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