Idaho Records

Wed., May 22, 1996

POLICE BLOTTER

Coeur d’Alene police

Dawn Vignale, employee of Coeur d’Alene Carpet, reported Monday $500 damage to a window of the business at 1001 Best Ave.

David Hopkins reported Monday $800 damage to the paint of his pickup while it was parked at St. Pius X Catholic Church, 625 Haycraft Ave.

Joanna Adams reported Monday the $750 theft of a mountain bike from her home on the 1900 block of Canyon Road.

Kevin Oaks reported Monday the $5,000 theft of his ‘86 Toyota pickup from the parking lot of Elder Auto Repair, 180 Dalton Ave.

James Pond, assistant manager of U-Haul, reported Monday the $854 theft of a tow dolly that was rented and not returned to the business in California.

Corrine Riley, employee of The Mail Room, reported Monday the $400 theft of cash from the business at 2615 Fourth St.

Kootenai County sheriff

Bendal Allen, Athol, reported Monday the $5,323 theft of 11 knives, collector chess pieces, spurs and miscellaneous items from his home on the 7700 block of Park Road.

John Caron, Onalaska, Wash., reported Monday the $545 theft of a tent from his parents home on the 6500 block of Meyer Road.

Casey Shorsman, Spirit Lake, reported Monday the $1,300 theft of a mountain bike from a car while it was parked at a friend’s home on the 3400 block of Poleline Ave.

George Figgins, employee of Cannon Hill Industries, reported Monday the $5,680 theft of computer equipment, fax machine, stereo and miscellaneous office items from the business at 5600 Seltice Way.

Alden Walker, Coeur d’Alene, reported Monday the $1,200 theft of a tow dolly trailer from a parking lot at 11141 Government Way.

NEWS OF RECORD

Criminal sentencings

Judge John Luster

Denise Martinez, 28, Post Falls; driving under the influence; $433 fine, 90 days in jail (85 days suspended) or 80 hours county work program, two years probation.

Judge Robert Burton

Larry Chapman, 48, Kellogg; Count I: possession of a controlled substance; $300 fine, 90 days in jail (80 days suspended), two years probation. Count II: use or possession of drug paraphernalia with intent to use; $100 fine, two days in jail.

Civil complaints

Home Security Caretakers Inc. vs. Hollie McDougal, seeking $1,148.

James LaFountain vs. Eva LaFountain, seeking an amount to be proved in court.

Charles Binon vs. Thomas Blankenship, seeking $7,136.

Divorces granted

Amy Wright from Timothy Wright.

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