Jail Bookings

Sat., Dec. 2, 2000

This list, provided by the Kootenai County Jail, represents all of the felony bookings between 6 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 17 and 6 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 24. It’s important to note that criminal history reflects only Kootenai County criminal history since 1991.

Self, Rodney G. Jr. 26, Post Falls, probation violation, two counts of rape, 14 previous bookings, 12 warrants.

Fletcher, Vickie V. 43, Hayden, possession of a controlled substance, probation violation, sentenced to five years with retained jurisdiction, eight previous bookings, five warrants.

Zielke, Genine M. 35, Spokane, probation violation, eight previous bookings, seven warrants.

Goddard, Thomas W. II 22, Coeur d’Alene, malicious injury, sentenced to 10 days in jail, five previous bookings, four warrants.

Mood, Amanda J. 23, Coeur d’Alene, possession of a controlled substance, sentenced to 14 days work release, no previous history.

Hestness, Kimberly K. 33, Coeur d’Alene, probation violation, 12 previous bookings, 10 warrants.

Eldred, Dustin W. 25, Coeur d’Alene, possession of a controlled substance, invalid driver’s license, petty theft, no previous history.

Garner, James R. Jr. 22, Post Falls, fugitive from justice, driving while suspended, littering, four previous bookings, three warrants.

Nelson, Donald H. 25, Athol, injury to child, failure to appear, 11 previous bookings, 12 warrants.

Kitchen Darren J. 35, Pinehurst, Idaho, aggravated assault, sentenced to 180day rider, two previous bookings, one warrant.

Linnemeyer, Connie L. 47, Post Falls, burglary, no previous history.

Cecil, Michael J. 25, Spokane, grand theft, sentenced to 90 days work release, no local history.

Linsenmann, Everett G. 19, Spirit Lake, burglary, four previous adult bookings, eight adult warrants.

Provost, Andrea L. 28, Rathdrum, three counts of delivery, manufacturing and possession with intent to sell, trafficking drugs, criminal conspiracy, one previous booking, three warrants.

Ramirez, Anthony G. 43, Clark Fork, probation violation, 11 previous bookings, 10 warrants.

Beal, Leitha K. 35, Tacoma, probation violation, two previous bookings and warrants.

Davis, Mindy J. 22, Coeur d’Alene, felony driving under the influence, eight previous bookings, two warrants.

Martin, Johnathan R. 26, Post Falls, probation violation, seven previous bookings, four warrants.

Lujan, Antonio V. 51, Hayden, possession of a controlled substance, driving under the influence, possession of drug paraphernalia, two previous bookings and warrants.

Benfield, Warren L. 53, Coeur d’Alene, felony driving under the influence, contempt, sentenced to 16 days on weekends, seven previous bookings, one warrant.

Gomez, Margaraita F. 32, Yakima, possession of a controlled substance, sentenced to 36 days in jail, one previous booking.

Johnston, Mark E. 22, Post Falls, parole violation, driving under the influence, invalid driver’s license, nine previous adult bookings, six warrants.

Whitaker, Sean C. 22, Priest River, possession of stolen property, one previous booking, two warrants.

Ulrich, Shawn T. 37, Spokane, felony driving under the influence, driving while suspended, four previous bookings, one warrant.

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