Jail Bookings

Sat., June 10, 2000

This list, provided by the Kootenai County Jail, represents all of the felony bookings between 6 a.m. on Friday, May 26 and 6 a.m. on Friday, June 2. It’s important to note that history reflects only Kootenai County criminal history since 1991.

Nunn, Rhett C. 20, Coeur d’Alene, probation violation, sentenced to three days on weekends, seven previous adult bookings, five adult warrants.

Hakala, Leann M. 39, Coeur d’Alene, probation violation, six previous bookings, two warrants.

Schmitz, Cynthia L. 35, Hayden, delivery/manufacture of controlled substance, no previous local history.

Sorrelle, Amber N. 19, Coeur d’Alene, grand theft, three adult bookings, five adult warrants.

Miller, William E. Jr. 33, Coeur d’Alene, probation violation, two previous bookings, one warrant (registered sex offender).

Leferink, Richard J. 57, Hayden, first-degree arson, sentenced to 36 days on weekends, five previous bookings, one warrant.

Starmer, Jeffrey A. 33, Twin Falls, Idaho, parole violation, hold for state prison, one previous booking.

Kennedy, Craig S. 33, Hayden, manufacture/delivery and possession of controlled substance, 16 previous bookings, seven warrants.

Levisee, Richard W. 48, Coeur d’Alene, aggravated assault, two previous bookings.

Knapp, Travis C. 25, New Orleans, La., fugitive from justice, warrant arrest, no local history.

Rowe, Richard D. 51, Spirit Lake, probation violation, nine previous bookings.

Herzog, Monte E. 32, Rathdrum, injury to a child, sentenced to 45 days jail on weekends, one previous booking.

Barton, David A. Jr. 33, Coeur d’Alene, aggravated assault, domestic battery, one previous booking, one warrant.

Beets, Andrea D. 23, Smelterville, possession of a controlled substance, two previous bookings.

Scott-Martinez, Lori A. 36, Kennewick, Wash., possession of a controlled substance, no local history.

Demeire, Josiah I. 25, Post Falls, burglary, grand theft, one previous booking.

Miller, Victor L. 48, Coeur d’Alene, domestic battery, no local history.

Ross, Darryl L. 38, Coeur d’Alene, probation violation, six previous bookings, six warrants.

Bershers, Jennifer L. 26, Spokane, probation violation, two previous bookings.

Pomerinke, Daniel J. 22, Rathdrum, possession of a forged document, criminal conspiracy, hold for court hearing, seven previous bookings, eight warrants.

Richards, Dana M. 40, Post Falls, forgery, two previous bookings, one warrant.

Romine, James D. 33, Spirit Lake, aggravated battery, malicious injury to property, no local history.

Dingman, Mark A. 32, Post Falls, trafficking drugs, no previous criminal history.

Tinkess, Amber D. 21, Athol, probation violation, three previous bookings, six warrants.

Linhart, Heidi L. 24, Coeur d’Alene, trafficking drugs, possession of a controlled substance, manufacture drugs, bond revocation, four previous bookings, seven warrants.

Ley, Joshua K. 20, Post Falls, insufficient funds checks.

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