Idaho Records

Tue., Aug. 26, 2008

Police Blotter

Kootenai County sheriff

Jerred Ellingson, employee of Apex Construction, reported Friday the $500 theft of tools from a company vehicle parked at 2025 W. Dakota Avenue.

Derek Miller, Hayden, reported Saturday $500 damage to the windshield and side window of a 1993 Dodge caravan parked at his home on the 9400 block of North Macie Loop.

News of Record

Criminal sentencings

Judge Robert Burton

Lucas E. Chapman, 19, Rathdrum; possession of a controlled substance; $300 fine, 360 days in jail (320 days suspended) or 80 hours county work program, 30 days unscheduled jail time, two years probation.

Jerry R. Howard, 30, Spirit Lake; driving under the influence; $750 fine, 180 days in jail (175 days suspended) or 32 hours county work program, 12 days unscheduled jail time, 180 days driver’s license suspension, one year probation.

Judge Benjamin Simpson

Michael B. Boissoneau, 27, Coeur d’Alene; misdemeanor probation violation; 10 days in jail or 40 hours county work program.

Joey M. White, 45, Coeur d’Alene; invalid driver’s license; $200 fine, 45 days in jail (credited).

Skyler V. Frenick, 23, Hayden; Count I: failure to provide proof of insurance; 52 days in jail (credited). Count II: invalid driver’s license; 52 days in jail (credited).

Michael J. Piccinini, 18, Athol; driving without privileges; $500 fine, 180 days in jail (174 days suspended) or 40 hours county work program, 180 days driver’s license suspension, two years probation.

Civil complaints

ACS Inc. of Idaho v. Kelli and Steven Klundt, seeking $1,557.

Kelsey Williams v. Kelly McDowell and Bevin Docherty, seeking $3,400.

ACS Inc. of Idaho v. James Hammer and Cherish Hammer, seeking $3,520.

Civil judgments

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Amanda Kraft, plaintiff awarded $1,137.

NCO Portfolio Management v. Dave Hatrock, plaintiff awarded $4,976.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Adrianna Wilson, plaintiff awarded $2,401.

Midland Funding LLC v. Marion McIntyre, plaintiff awarded $4,198.

Midland Credit Management Inc. v. Tim Sorahan, plaintiff awarded $2,900.

Todd Lutz v. Ronald Nilson and Pamela Nilson, plaintiff awarded $3,305.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Raudel Alvarez, plaintiff awarded $1,510.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Jennifer Dean and Richard Dean, plaintiff awarded $2,333.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Andy Buffington and Karen Buffington, plaintiff awarded $2,825.

Allied Bail Bonds v. Shanene Cope, plaintiff awarded $1,065.

Automated Accounts Inc. v. Ashley Bowers, plaintiff awarded $2,041.

CACH LLC v. Nancy Ator, plaintiff awarded $3,045.

Allied Bail Bonds v. Paul Stetzelberger, plaintiff awarded $5,065.

Idaho State Industrial Commission v. Lakeside Taxi LLC and Charles Hall, plaintiff awarded $15,150.

Amendola, Andersen and Doty PLLC v. Casty Cain, plaintiff awarded $10,473.

CACH LLC v. Heidi Heaven, aka Heidi Hull, aka Heidi Hall, aka Heidi Deminski, plaintiff awarded $2,795.

Civil dismissals

Worldwide Asset Purchasing LLC v. Carole Loy.

Capital One Bank v. John Ladd.

Automated Accounts Inc. v. Leslie Thomas.

Amendola, Andersen & Doty PLLC v. Raymon Harpole.

Legal Separations granted

Naida Moilanen from David J. Moilanen Sr.

Divorces sought

Charlene M. Thein from Wesley Thein.

Amy Murrin from Bruce Murrin.

Divorces granted

James D. Haynes from Rebecca L. Haynes.

Rene L. Foraker from Levi J. Foraker.

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