Idaho Records

Thu., Nov. 25, 1999

POLICE BLOTTER

Coeur d’Alene police

Christopher Anston of Gold n Pawn, 5711 N. Government Way, reported the $1,072 theft of a 54-inch Magnavox TV.

Michael Rikstadt, Idaho City, reported Tuesday the $979 theft of a new chain saw from the back of his truck while parked at Best Inn, 280 W. Appleway Ave.

Barry Farrell, employee of Coeur d’Alene Honda, reported Tuesday the $1,100 theft of four tires and wheels from a Prelude that belongs to Stephen Herling of Spokane.

Christine DeRosie-Voight reported Monday the $3,244 theft of her income tax check refund. She called the IRS to verify the check had been sent and had been deposited to another account.

Kootenai County sheriff

Roy Thomas, Hayden, reported Tuesday $600 damage to a sliding glass door when someone shot BBs through it.

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