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Police Blotter

Coeur d’Alene police

Tom Robb, employee of Iron Horse Restaurant, reported Wednesday the $3,240 theft of a meat slicer and three prime rib roasts from the business at 407 E. Sherman Ave.

Guy Aaseby reported Tuesday $300 damage to an entry door at his home on the 400 block of W. Garden Ave.

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Kootenai County

Civil complaints

Peterson Enterprises Inc., dba Valley Empire Collection v. David Long, dba Arrow Mechanical & Heating, seeking $1,607.

Peterson Enterprises Inc., dba Valley Empire Collection v. Thomas Bankowski, seeking $1,029.

Peterson Enterprises Inc., dba Valley Empire Collection v. Melissa Reavis and Robert Reavis, seeking $1,773.

Dale Thomas, dba Dale Thomas Heating and Plumbing v. Victor and Linda Schultz, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Jessica Allen v. Alphonsus Ramirez, seeking $1,000.

Panhandle State Bank v. RMR Speedway LLC, Darren Rupinski, Judith Misenser, aka Judi Misenser and Jerry Rupinski Sr., seeking $44,038.

Civil judgment

Lakeview Financial v. Joe Poe, plaintiff awarded $2,503.

Robert Botai v. UPS, plaintiff awarded $3,043.

Jeff Rounsville v. Seth Waddell, plaintiff awarded $5,085.

CACH LLC v. Jamie White, plaintiff awarded $8,084.

Chapman Financial Services v. Ronald Deering, plaintiff awarded $1,111.

Capital One Bank v. Robert Hagen, plaintiff awarded $4,768.

Chapman Financial Services v. Jim Felts and Brandi Felts, plaintiff awarded $1,584.

Chapman Financial Services v. Mark Mitchell and Suzette Mitchell, plaintiff awarded $6,598.

Arlain Hickman v. Gregg Cripps and Curtis Hayunga, plaintiff awarded $2,051.

Civil dismissals

Worldwide Asset Purchasing v. Ray Elsberry.

Harold Garner from Charlotte Ashenbrenner.

Runge Finance Co. v. Frances Best.

Divorces sought

Monica Snook from Mike Snook.

Richard Garvin from Laura Garvin.

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