Prison Releases

Thu., Dec. 10, 1998

These people were released from Washington Department of Corrections prisons during October:

Leslie Cole - Sentenced in Pierce County to two years, three months for drug crime, Cole was released to Spokane County after serving one year, five months and eight days.

Kenneth Capato - Sentenced in Spokane County to two years, two months for drug crime, Capato was released to Spokane County after serving 11 months and 10 days.

Monte Kiki - Sentenced in Spokane County to two years for drug crime, Kiki was released to Spokane County after serving six months and 27 days.

James Raney - Sentenced in Spokane County to two years, seven months for drug crime, Raney was released to Spokane County after serving six months and 22 days.

John Metz - Sentenced in Spokane County to one year, two months for drug crime, Metz was released to Spokane County after serving nine months and 25 days.

Scott Hahn - Sentenced in Spokane County to two years, two months for drug crime, Hahn was released to Spokane County after serving one year, 10 months and 18 days.

Lamonte Lindsey - Sentenced in Spokane County to one year, three months for miscellaneous felony, Lindsey was released to King County after serving seven months.

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