Idaho Records

Tue., April 6, 1999

Police blotter

Coeur d’Alene police

Jessica Andrews reported Thursday the $400 theft of a stereo from her former home on the 1000 block of Emma Ave.

Jeremy Lecompte reported Saturday $500 damage to the exterior panel of his 1986 Mazda while it was parked on the 1000 block of D St.

Teresa Dury reported Saturday the $349 theft of cash from her home on the 1300 block of Best Ave.

Linda Tannahill reported Saturday the $350 theft of a Magnavox color television from her home on the 800 block of Third St.

An employee from Gentry Finance reported Friday $300 damage to the window of the Idaho State Liquor Store, 1607 Northwest Blvd.

Seth Hyatt reported Saturday $600 damage to the fender and windshield of his 1984 Oldsmobile while it was parked at a home on the 2800 block of 13th St.

Brandy Ware, employee of Dealer Alternatives, reported Saturday $400 damage to the window of a 1990 Toyota pickup while it was parked at the business at 3647 Government Way.

Larissa Roman reported Saturday the $1,125 theft of a leather jacket, cash and miscellaneous items from her 1996 Ford Explorer while it was parked on the 1200 block of Lincoln Way.

August Basile reported Friday the $1,200 theft of a cellular telephone from Tidyman’s, 410 Neider Ave.

Kootenai County sheriff

Elmer Wright, Dalton Gardens, reported Saturday the $1,600 theft of golf clubs from his 1997 Dodge pickup while it was parked at Avondale Golf Course near Hayden.

News of record

Shoshone County

Civil complaints

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare vs. Brian Bailey, seeking $1,599.

State of Idaho vs. Jon Heiser, seeking $1,316.

Kootenai County

Civil complaints

Charles Drinkwine vs. Mike Mahoney, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Florabelle Dunkle vs. Gayle McEwen and North Idaho Title Insurance Inc., seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

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