Outstanding Warrants

Mon., Sept. 14, 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.

Peter W. Saari 49, Wallace, driving without privileges, $547 bond.

David W. Sapp 37, Irrigon, Ore., disturbing the peace, $99 bond.

David L. Saunders 23, Smelterville, driving while suspended, $566 bond.

Ronald D. Savage 39, Smelterville, petty theft, possession of a controlled substance, concealing a dangerous weapon, $515 bond.

Bradley J. Schaaf 37, Mead, fishing violation, $100 bond.

Jess F. Schilber 41, Osburn, disturbing the peace, resisting arrest, battery, reckless driving, $1,017 bond.

Ricky L. Schlagel 36, Pasco, Wash., possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, $1,000 bond.

Ronald E. Schlagel 58, Cataldo, driving under the influence, $2,000 bond.

Catalina C. Schmiedeke, aka Karen Ralph, aka Karen Cornett 29, Thompson Falls, Mont., inattentive driving, $180 bond.

Jason P. Schneider 25, Silverton, driving while suspended, $200 bond.

Dana A. Schnell 24, Portland, Ore., failure to purchase a driver’s license, $200 bond.

Ricky L. Schollmeyer 32, Smelterville, no insurance, $100 bond.

Brandiy L. Schott 31, Keizer, Ore., driving while suspended, $2,000 bond.

Deann L. Scroggins 36, Selah, Wash., driving under the influence, possession of a concealed weapon, $17 bond.

Michael P. Schultz 23, Kalispell, Mont., careless driving, $500 bond.

Sheldon A. Scott 34, Pinehurst, driving under the influence, driving while suspended, $1,068 bond.

Melinda P. Scraper, aka Melinda McGee, aka Lynn Akin - 46, Otis Orchards, Wash., driving without privileges, $566 bond.

Iola M. Seal 66, Kingston, petty theft, $150 bond.

Gerald A. Sebastian 52, Osburn, driving under the influence, resisting arrest, fictitious display, $1,000 bond.

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

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