Idaho Records

Fri., May 24, 1996

POLICE BLOTTER

Coeur d’Alene police

Justin Winkler reported Wednesday the $300 theft of a bicycle and skateboard parts from his home on the 2000 block of Fourth Street.

Robin Chisholm reported Wednesday the $500 theft of snow skis from her home on the 3800 block of Moccasin Road.

Sarah Shadman, owner of Rocky’s Towing, reported Wednesday $360 damage to a window of the business at 2420 Government Way.

Kootenai County sheriff

Skip Allert, Coeur d’Alene, reported Wednesday the $4,700 theft of an inboard/ outboard boat motor unit from his boat while it was parked at the parking lot on the 3400 block of Hayden Avenue, near Tobler’s Marina.

Thomas Kirby, owner of Night Rain Sprinklers, reported Wednesday the $1,345 theft of electronics equipment and miscellaneous items and $850 damage to a briefcase, cash box, car window, utility box and two doors of the business on the corner of Prairie Avenue and Meyer Road.

Tammy Fite, Idaho Falls, reported Wednesday the $42,745 theft of a ‘66 Chevy Nova, two motorcycles, a generator, gas blower and miscellaneous items from her property on the 2500 block of U.S. Highway 53.

NEWS OF RECORD

Shoshone County

Criminal sentencings

James Fry, 37, Kellogg; driving under the influence; $504 fine, 30 days in jail (28 days suspended), six months probation.

Kootenai County

Criminal sentencings Judge James Judd

Kenneth MacDonald, 39, Spokane; felony forgery; one year determinate penitentiary time, four years indeterminate penitentiary time.

Bruce Goff, 41, Spokane; felony forgery; one year determinate penitentiary time, two years indeterminate penitentiary time.

Judge Barry Watson

Michael Beatty, 30, Post Falls; driving under the influence; $500 fine, 60 days in jail (58 days suspended) or 16 hours county work program, two years probation.

Robert Compton, 28, Hayden Lake; driving under the influence; $500 fine, 90 days in jail (88 days suspended) or 16 hours county work program, two years probation.

Norman Robbins, 35, Spirit Lake; driving under the influence; $500 fine, 90 days in jail (80 days suspended) or 24 hours county work program, two years probation.

Civil complaints

Rachel and Tracy Prickett vs. Chrysler Corp., seeking an amount to be proven at trial.

Divorces sought

Jason Tofte from Kimberly Tofte.

Andrew Horther from Colleen Horther.

Tracey Johnson from Darrin Johnson.

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