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Tue., Jan. 8, 2008

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Police Blotter

Coeur d’Alene police

Michael Palm reported Sunday the $500 theft of stereo equipment from his Toyota pickup parked at his home on the 2900 block of North Honeysuckle Drive.

Kootenai County sheriff

Shannon Smithson, Hayden, reported Dec. 5 the $1,050 theft of two cameras, a compact disc changer and amplifier from her home on the 9500 block of North Atlas Road.

Heather Way, Hayden, reported Saturday the $750 theft of compact discs and $300 damage to a 2000 Ford Explorer parked at her home on the 1000 block of West Kyler Avenue.

Caitlin Carroll, Hayden, reported Saturday $300 damage to windows of a 2000 Cadillac Seville parked at her home on the 9700 block of Reed Road.

Richard Mattis, Coeur d’Alene, reported Saturday $500 damage to a window of his home on the 2900 block of East Sundown Drive.

News of Record

Kootenai County

Criminal sentencings

Judge John Mitchell

James A. Pearson-McKenzie Jr., 22, Coeur d’Alene; Count I: felony probation violation; two years determinate penitentiary time, four years indeterminate penitentiary time (461 days credited). Count II: felony driving under the influence; $115 fine, six years indeterminate penitentiary time (129 days credited). Five years driver’s license suspension. Indeterminate penitentiary time concurrent with Count I. Count III: resisting/obstructing officers; $73 fine, 180 days in jail (credited).

Judge Barry Watson

Crystal M. Ross, 20, Coeur d’Alene; misdemeanor probation violation; 33 days in jail (credited.)

Civil complaints

Chapman Financial Services v. Randolph Bridges and Stephanie Bridges, seeking $5,989.

Chapman Financial Services v. Dawnell Scroggin and Mark Scroggin, seeking $1,070.

Chapman Financial Services v. Wendy Russum and Aaron Russum, seeking $1,326.

Chapman Financial Services v. Robert Ingraham, seeking $2,448.

Chapman Financial Services v. Deirdre Gilmore, seeking $2,200.

Chapman Financial Services v. Michael Lemon and Nicole Lemon, seeking $5,031.

Chapman Financial Services v. Shirley Jacobs, seeking $10,368.

Chapman Financial Services v. Steven Larsen and Leanne Larsen, seeking $1,360.

Chapman Financial Services v. William Bickel and Cheryl Bickel, seeking $1,466.

Chapman Financial Services v. Racheal Clanton, seeking $3,259.

Chapman Financial Services v. Chad Harrison, seeking $4,095.

Chapman Financial Services v. Gayla Stiner and Bruce Stiner, seeking $5,410.

Civil judgments

HSBC Bank Nevada N.A. v. Dina Moore, plaintiff awarded $2,980.

Arrow Financial Services LLC v. Christopher Keller, plaintiff awarded $3,589.

Hagadone Directories Inc. v. Donnet Wild, plaintiff awarded $2,357.

Arrow Financial Services LLC v. Gianina Gronlund and Glen Gronlund, plaintiff awarded $2,096.

Idaho Stateline Title Loan v. Gene Rives, plaintiff awarded $5,088.

Chapman Financial Services v. Richard Valaydon Pillay and Mary Valaydon Pillay, plaintiff awarded $1,485.

Hagadone Directories Inc. v. Travis Erickson, plaintiff awarded $1,714.

North Idaho Credit v. Lorena Sanchez, plaintiff awarded $4,331.

Civil dismissals

Chapman Financial Services v. Harry Dillman Jr.

Sarah Carrillo v. General Growth Properties/Silver Lake Mall, and J.C. Penney.

CBS Collections Inc. v. Robert Martens.

Divorces granted

Joy S. Williams from Robert J. Williams.

Scott E. Kelley from Rachelle M. Kelley.

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