Police Blotter

Sun., Dec. 24, 2000

Coeur d’Alene police

Sonja Chesla reported Thursday the $400 theft of a portable espresso machine from Coldwater Creek, 751 Hanley Ave.

Dave McLaughlin reported Thursday the $2,200 theft of his 1984 Nissan 200 SX when it was loaned but not returned to his home on the 800 block of Mullan Ave.

Eva McNinch reported Wednesday the $1,200 theft of cash from her room at Life Care Center, 500 W. Aqua Ave.

Angela Epler reported Wednesday $120 damage to a window and the $514 theft of a propane heater, clothing, CD player and other items from her 1993 Ford Escort while it was parked at Shopko, 217 W. Ironwood Drive.

Marshall Rooney, loss prevention officer at Shopko, reported Thursday the $700 theft of cash from the business at 217 Ironwood Drvie.

David Harrison reported Thursday the $345 theft of a propane heater and two electric cords from a construction site at 220 Ironwood Drive.

News of record

Kootenai County

Civil complaint

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. David Tuten and Tammy Harris Tuten, seeking $5,482.

Civil judgments

Country Plaza Partnership L.L.C. vs. Cymbidium Enterprises Inc., dba Extended Mortgage Co., and Bruce and Arta Keister, award of $23,486.

Allied Credit Companies vs. Gary Tyacke and Jennifer Tyacke, award of $11,618.

Johnson-Rountree Inc. vs. Arthur and Marion Cottrell, award of $7,672.

ACS of Idaho Inc. vs. Brenda Robertson, aka Lafountain and William Robertson, aka Lafountain, award of $1,082.

Coeur d’Alene Adjustment Bureau vs. Gwynne and Lonnie Larabee, award of $2,665.

Coeur d’Alene Adjustment Bureau vs. Randy and Sunny Chaney, award of $2,128.

Johnson-Rountree Inc. vs. Brandy Leeson, award of $2,299.

Coeur d’Alene Adjustment Bureau vs. Bryan Hatcher, award of $3,747.

Coeur d’Alene Adjustment Bureau vs. Randy Hughes, award of $2,521.

Civil dismissal

Patricia Beach vs. Alan Fiedler.

Divorces granted

Rose Sharp from Robert Strub.

Eve Benedict from David Benedict.

Amber Hull from Justin Hull.

Robin Klug from Timothy Klug.

Sandra Best from Larry Best.

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