Outstanding Warrants

Mon., March 8, 1999

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.

Alan L. Haynes Jr. 19, Smelterville, possession of tobacco by a minor, $26 bond.

Allitca A. Haynes 41, Kingston, driving while suspended, fictitious display, $199 bond.

Dennis E. Hays 41, Coeur d’Alene, domestic battery, $5,000 bond.

Michael G. Hayward 38, Wallace, issuing a check with insufficient funds, $5,000 bond.

Dennis S. Hebner 21, Pinehurst, minor consuming alcohol, possession of tobacco, $128 bond.

Rex L. Hendren 38, Orofino, issuing an insufficient funds check, $150 bond.

Kenneth R . Henn 43, Milltown, Mont., driving under the influence, driving while suspended, $4,000 bond.

Richard L. Hentges 53, Canby, Ore., driving under the influence, $566 bond.

Brent D. Herbold 25, Kalispell, Mont., possession of drug paraphernalia, $1,000 bond or $200 cash.

Glenn L. Hewett 40, Plains, Mont., obstructing justice, expired driver’s license, $351 bond.

Marcey R. Hiaasen 27, Wallace, driving under the influence, driving while suspended, transporting open container of liquor, $468 bond.

Jesse J. Higareda 36, Butte, Mont., driving while suspended, $568 bond.

Becky M. Hill 26, Smelterville, driving while suspended, leaving the scene of an accident, $335 bond.

Duaine H. Hill 39, Newton, N.D., petty theft, destruction of jail property, $200 bond.

Howard W. Hiner Jr. 23, Spokane, driving under the influence, driving while suspended, $542 bond.

Dirk J. Hinkle 34, Missoula, Mont., disturbing the peace, $122 bond.

Albert W. Hobbs 28, Kellogg, driving under the influence, failure to carry driver’s license, $672 bond.

Dona M. Hobson 50, Kingston, issuing a check without funds, $2,000 bond.

Robert E. Hoffman Jr. 37, Pinehurst, driving under the influence, $525.

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

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