Idaho Records

Tue., Aug. 25, 1998

Kootenai County

Post Falls Police

Jay Wilhelm, Post Falls, reported Aug. 12 the $675 theft of drywall stilts from his home on the 700 block of Dundee Drive.

Michelle Mastros, owner of Treaty Rock Realty, reported Aug. 12 the $500 theft of a Panasonic fax and printer machine from a model home on the 200 block of Coho Road.

Ronald Cline, Post Falls, reported Monday the $3,885 theft of miscellaneous tools and machinery from his storage unit at A Mini Storage, 2645 E. Seltice Way.

James Porter, employee of Quality Maintenance, reported the $1,200 theft of street cones from the 2900 block of E. Second.

Jennifer Eutsler, Post Falls, reported Thursday the $330 theft of a bicycle and other miscellaneous items from her home on 1800 block of Compton St.

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