Outstanding Warrants

Mon., July 27, 1998

Shoshone County 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 the bond amount on the warrant. If you have any information, contact the Sheriff’s Department at (208) 556-1114

Theresa B. Miner, aka Theresa B. Madsen 29, Cataldo, issuing an insufficient funds check, $10,000 bond.

Henry W. Mitchell 39, Spokane, driving while suspended, $566 bond.

Martha M. Mitchell 41, Harlem, Mont., driving without privileges, $2,000 bond.

Michael T. Mitchell 36, Kingston, driving under the influence, domestic battery, $10,313 bond.

Joseph W. Moberly 30, Kellogg, possession of fish taken unlawfully, $32 bond.

Laura L. Mockel 45, Helena, Mont., reckless driving, $55 bond.

Michael J. Mongan 26, Moscow, Idaho, driving under the influence, eluding, $693 bond.

Anthony R. Moore 35, Kellogg, failure to appear, $1,800 bond.

George M. Moore 44, Pablo, Mont., driving under the influence, driving with a restricted license, $566 bond.

John P. Moore 41, Spokane, driving under the influence, driving while suspended, $211 bond.

Todd A. Moore 31, Hermitage, Tenn., driving under the influence, failure to notify of an accident, operating a vehicle without owner’s consent, $914 bond.

Anthony A. Mottispaw 37, Naples, Fla., grand theft, $1,000 bond.

Jose Morales Jr. 53, Smelterville, dog running at large, $30 bond.

Christina L. Moreno 22, Wallace, truancy, $20 bond.

Amy M. Morgan 22, Ronan, Mont., driving while suspended, $1,000 bond.

Stephen D. Morgan 27, Spokane, minor consuming alcohol, $102 bond.

Jessie C. Morris, aka Jessie C. Nelson 20, Kingston, issuing an insufficient funds check, dog running at large, $800 bond.

John E. Morris 28, Rathdrum, inattentive driving, failure to stop for a school bus, $1,192 bond.

Walter S. Morris 24, Cobb Mountain, Calif., aggravated battery, $10,000 bond.

Stacy L. Morse 34, Spokane, driving while suspended, $253 bond.

Robert S. Mount 32, Missoula, Mont., driving under the influence, possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, $547 bond.

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