Shoshone County Outstanding Warrants

Mon., May 26, 1997

Shoshone County sheriff’s office has a backlog of more than 800 outstanding arrest warrants. Officials are asking the public for any information about the following people, who are identified by name, age, last known city of residence, the charge and bond amount on the warrant. If you have any information, contact the Sheriff’s Department at (208) 556-1114.

Dorothy L. Abbott 37, Deer Lodge, Mont., failure to purchase driver’s license, $117 bond.

Lawrence P. Adams 42, Worley, Idaho, driving under the influence, driving without privileges, fictitious display, $1,000 bond.

Cathleen Louise Adams 22, Austin, Texas, possession of a controlled substance, $2,000 bond.

Richard R. Adams 46, Wallace, domestic battery, $300 bond.

Sean C. Adams 24, Kellogg, driving under the influence, driving while suspended, possession of marijuana, possession of paraphernalia, $668 bond.

Terrance M. Adams 20, Kingston, Wash., driving without privileges, $566 bond.

David Alderton 36, Boise, fishing with prohibited bait, $59 bond.

Kenneth C. Alefteras 21, Billings, Mont., possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, $200 bond.

Dean L. Alexander 32, Athol, Idaho, possession of drug paraphernalia, $133 bond.

Tracie L. Allee 22, Wallace, driving without privileges, $160 bond.

Mike D. Allen 45, Fernwood, Idaho, issuing insufficient-funds check, $1,000 bond.

Aaron R. Allison 19, Wallace, possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, $265 bond.

Robert L. Andretti 27, Mills, Wyo., driving while suspended, $2,000 bond.

Clifford C. Armijo 30, Kellogg, malicious injury to property, $107 bond.

Frederick B. Alpers 22, Hayden, Idaho, issuing insufficient-funds check, $5,000 bond.

John E. Alsteen 47, Amboy, Wash., obstructing justice, possession of stolen property, $251 bond.

Gary S. Ames 35, Kellogg, domestic battery, possession of marijuana, possession of paraphernalia, $44 bond.

Warren D. Amelsberg 20, Kellogg, forgery, $353 bond.

Michael S. Anderson 36, Spokane, no insurance, $300 bond.

, DataTimes MEMO: Most contempt warrants can be taken care of by contacting the Shoshone County Courthouse and paying an outstanding fine.

Most contempt warrants can be taken care of by contacting the Shoshone County Courthouse and paying an outstanding fine.

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