Idaho Records

Wed., June 11, 2008

The Spokesman-Review

Police Blotter

Coeur d’Alene police

Nita Heigh reported Friday the $500 theft of cash from her home on the 3500 block of N. Baron Court.

Don Gardiner reported Sunday the $350 theft of a chainsaw from his home on the 3500 block of N. Moccasin Road.

Kootenai County sheriff

Brian Johns, Hayden, reported Saturday $400 damage to mailboxes at the intersection of E. Henry Point Road and E. Hayden Lake Road near Hayden.

William Maricle, Post Falls, reported Monday the $400 theft of a pressure washer from his home on the 1600 block of E. 16th Ave.

News of Record

Criminal sentencings

Judge Barry Watson

Nicholas J. Vradenburgh, 29, Spirit Lake; driving under the influence; $1,000 fine, 180 days in jail (130 days suspended) or 80 hours county work program, 30 days unscheduled jail time, 180 days driver’s license suspension, two years probation.

Paul P. Perry, 35, Rathdrum; driving under the influence; $750 fine, 180 days in jail (176 days suspended) or 16 hours county work program, 90 days driver’s license suspension, two years probation.

William R. Haines, 52, Priest River; indecent exposure; $1,000 fine ($900 suspended), 180 days in jail (100 days suspended), 35 days unscheduled jail time, two years probation.

Dana J. Butterfield, 41, Coeur d’Alene; reckless driving; $500 fine, $320 restitution to victims, 180 days in jail (179 days suspended), two years probation.

Judge James Stow

Sarah A. Parlow, 29, Post Falls; reckless driving; $500 fine, 180 days in jail (174 days suspended) or 16 hours county work program, two years probation.

Judge Robert Burton

Jessy L. Matthews, 18, Post Falls; frequenting a place where a controlled substance is used; five days in jail.

Civil complaints

Portfolio Acquisition Group LLC v. Faith Donahoo, seeking $1,250.

Gary Nystrom v. Chantal Speer, seeking $1,000.

JP Development Inc., dba Acctcorp International v. Laverl Wilhelm, seeking $8,007.

James Perrow, dba Maranatha MHP v. Robert Colvin, seeking $3,862.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Lawrence Clifford and Tina Clifford, seeking $1,498.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Michael Mansker, seeking $1,813.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Terra Gardipee, seeking $1,428.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Melissa Hargis, seeking $5,145.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Timothy Bjarnason, seeking $6,828.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Jacob Bolstad, seeking $2,753.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Helen Childs, seeking $3,461.

Collectioncenter Inc. v. Eric Brown and Jennifer Brown, seeking $1,465.

Runge Finance Co. v. Raymond Amos, seeking $1,144.

Robert Douglas v. Swanson’s Refrigeration and Restaurant Repair, 3Wire Group Inc., and Jade Range LLC, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Amendola, Andersen and Doty PLLC v. Abbie Rose, seeking $4,462.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. John Singer, seeking $8,502.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Laurie Patterson, seeking $1,092.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Deborah Nelson, seeking $8,419.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Adrianna Wilson, seeking $1,760.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Mark Pursley, seeking $1,017.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Ryan Matheny and Christie Matheny, seeking $1,823.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Robert McGwier Jr., seeking $2,556.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Amy Christiansen, seeking $1,054.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. James Denison, seeking $1,630.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Bobbie Roth and Steven Roth, seeking $1,221.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. James Davis and Faith Davis, seeking $2,748.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Patricia Oakley and Dean Oakley, seeking $3,048.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Damon Kistler and Sandra Kistler, seeking $1,076.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Lila Bunke and Jamie Bunke, seeking $1,117.

Jesse Ramirez Jr. v. Makayla Nadeau, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Samantha White, seeking $1,251.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Daniel Buckley and Katherine Buckley, aka Katherine Reheiser, seeking $1,396.

Civil judgments

Discover Bank v. Kari Patton, plaintiff awarded $12,957,

Peterson Enterprises Inc., dba Valley Empire Collection v. Steven D. Klundt and Kelli M. Klundt, plaintiff awarded $1,641.

Teresa Smith, dka Teresa Spencer v. Pete Caimi and Cindy Caimi, plaintiff awarded $6,039.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Fallace Morrison and Angela Morrison, plaintiff awarded $5,852.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Thomas Nafe Jr. and Monica Nafe, plaintiff awarded $1,459.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Michael Vanlaanen and Katrina Vanlaanen, aka Trina Vanlaanen, plaintiff awarded $8,539.

Wayne and Gail Isley, dba Hayden Family Park v. Brandon Studebaker, Chad Mathis, the Estate of Mary Junke, and Robert Stout, plaintiff awarded $2,230.

Civil dismissals

Runge Finance Co. v. Selah Pellerin.

Runge Finance Co. v. Kandi Kimberling.

Hagadone Directories Inc. v. David Hanson.

Divorces sought

Cindy S. Peterson from Jeffrey A. Whipple.

Angela D. Quinn from Shawn M. Quinn.

Barbara A. Coles from Frank Coles.

Renee S. Dickson from Thomas H. Dickson.

Michael T. McGehee from Serenity J. McGehee.

Divorces granted

Angie O’Steen from Kelly O’Steen.

Chelsea R. Sverdsten from Christopher P. Sverdsten.

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