Idaho Records

Fri., July 3, 1998

Police Blotter Coeur d’Alene police

Jeremy Stiffarm reported Wednesday the $410 theft of a wallet and its contents from Coeur d’Alene City Park.

Adam Korinek reported Thursday the $721 theft of a Nintendo Gameboy, a wallet and miscellaneous items from his car while it was parked at Connections of North Idaho, 950 Ironwood Drive.

Susan Hanson reported Wednesday the $500 theft of a cell phone and sunglasses from her car while it was parked on the 1500 block of Birch Ave.

John Trotter reported Wednesday the $14,000 theft of a 1991 Ford Ranger from The Budget Saver Motel, 1519 Sherman Ave.

James Dixon reported Wednesday the $800 theft of two bicycles from his home on the 2700 block of Honeysuckle Ave.

Gary Brown, manager at Lake City Ford, reported Wednesday the $47,990 theft of a 1996 Ford pickup and a 1997 Pontiac Grand Prix from the business lot at 315 Clayton Ave.

Amber Phipps reported Wednesday the $2,000 theft of furniture from her home on the 1200 block of Emma Ave.

Kootenai County sheriff

Larry Quimby, Rathdrum, reported June 17 the $1,110 theft of an outboard motor, life jackets, battery and seat from a boat docked at his property on Twin Lakes.

Jamie Meek, Coeur d’Alene, reported Wednesday the $375 theft of a debit card, sunglasses and a stereo and $100 damage to a door lock of her car while it was parked at Ziggy’s, 170 Wyoming Ave.

Marc Peterson, Post Falls, reported Tuesday the $5,200 theft of a Yamaha four-wheeler from his home on the 6900 block of Prairie Ave.

News of Record Shoshone County Criminal sentencings

Carolyn Eaton, 41, Smelterville; insufficient funds check; $600 fine ($600 suspended), 30 days in jail (24 days suspended), one year probation.

Civil complaints

Holt Land Co. vs. Alpine Surf Wear Inc., seeking $51,419.

First Security Bank vs. Lonald and Denise Jensen, seeking $13,862.

Equifax Risk Management Services vs. Glenalee Herting, seeking $1,177.

Kootenai County Civil judgments

Peterson Enterprises Inc., dba Valley Empire Collection vs. Jim and Terry Wright, award of $1,052.

Civil dismissals

Spokane Merchants Association vs. Creative Color Inc.

Providian Bankcorp vs. Robin Arries.

Centennial Health Care Corp. vs. Bill McGraw.

Dale Lang, dba Whistle Stop Plaza vs. Brian Strain.

Peterson Enterprises Inc. vs. Brian Maland.

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