Idaho Records

Thu., June 12, 2008

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Police Blotter

Coeur d’Alene police

Charles Schmidt reported Sunday the $2,950 theft of a camcorder and watch from his home on the 200 block of North 13th Street.

Aaron Sorrell, employee of Center Partners, reported Monday the $2,400 theft of two PC towers from the business at 1201 W. Ironwood Drive.

News of Record

Criminal sentencings

Judge Lansing Haynes

Martha J. Ethridge, 52, Spirit Lake; felony aggravated battery; three years determinate penitentiary time (151 days credited), seven years indeterminate penitentiary time.

Judge John Mitchell

Julie A. Middlemist, 25, Coeur d’Alene; misdemeanor probation violation; 60 days in jail (30 days credited).

Judge Penny Friedlander

James L. Green, 44, Worley; misdemeanor probation violation; 50 days in jail.

Judge Barry Watson

Grace C. Stamsos, 20, Hayden; driving under the influence; $750 fine, 180 days in jail (140 days suspended) or 80 hours county work program, 20 days unscheduled jail time, 90 days driver’s license suspension, two years probation.

Derek S. Labossiere, 25, Coeur d’Alene; driving under the influence; $1,000 fine, 180 days in jail (160 days suspended) or 80 hours county work program, 180 days driver’s license suspension, two years probation.

Civil complaints

Jeanne Balek v. Jeffrey Short, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Gentry Finance v. Babette Wiltsie, seeking $1,881.

Spencer Cross v. Jonathan Davault and Ohio Casualty Group, seeking $2,034.

Civil judgments

Hagadone Directories Inc. v. Clara Reed, dba Eureka Real Estate, plaintiff awarded $1,165.

Hagadone Directories Inc. v. Raman Singh, dba Paparoni’s Pizza, plaintiff awarded $3,645.

Automated Accounts Inc. v. Chris Boston and Lori Boston, plaintiff awarded $1,610.

Peterson Enterprises Inc., dba Valley Empire Collection v. Carol Gonzales and Ralph Gonzales, plaintiff awarded $1,027.

HSBC Bank Nevada N.A. v. Dale Moore Jr., plaintiff awarded $1,770.

HSBC Bank Nevada N.A. v. Ruth Bruch, plaintiff awarded $1,630.

LVNV Funding LLC v. Jason Jenikowski, plaintiff awarded $3,687.

Automated Accounts Inc. v. Sandra Bowman, plaintiff awarded $4,136.

Automated Accounts Inc. v. Angela Webster, plaintiff awarded $1,094.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Christopher Schnore, plaintiff awarded $2,686.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Layla Wilson McGlathery and Steve McGlathery, plaintiff awarded $3,960.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Joshua Engan and Amy Engan, plaintiff awarded $3,006.

Cavalry Portfolio Services LLC v. Melanie Addy, plaintiff awarded $1,267.

Les Schwab Tire Center v. Josh Busso, plaintiff awarded $1,096.

JP Development Inc., dba Acctcorp International v. Dagmar Flaherty, plaintiff awarded $4,047.

JP Development Inc., dba Acctcorp International v. Coby Fuqua and Kelly Fuqua, plaintiff awarded $1,807.

ACS Inc. of Idaho v. Donna Sloan, plaintiff awarded $2,302.

CACH LLC v. Clifford Schuerman, aka Cliff Schuerman, aka E. Cliff and Terri Schuerman, plaintiff awarded $2,301.

Resort Property Management Inc. v. Dave Lowe, plaintiff awarded $4,100.

Hagadone Directories Inc. v. Charles Erickson, dba Avalanche Financial, plaintiff awarded $1,557.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Rashelle Henrichsen, plaintiff awarded $3,229.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Doyle Ward and Melissa Ward, aka Melissia Ward, plaintiff awarded $2,039.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Richard Mucciaccio and Doreen Mucciaccio, plaintiff awarded $2,124.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Autumn Hansen, plaintiff awarded $4,896.

Specialty Recreation and Marine LLC v. Timothy Elder, plaintiff awarded $1,646.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Jeremy Frenick and Robbie Frenick, plaintiff awarded $5,938.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Daniel Latuseck, plaintiff awarded $10,635.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Terry Pangle Jr., and Shelley Pangle, plaintiff awarded $1,753.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Shanna Berneski Linehan and Ryan Linehan, plaintiff awarded $8,353.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Craig Wilson, plaintiff awarded $2,810.

Peterson Enterprises Inc., dba Valley Empire Collection v. Rod and Linda Lefler, plaintiff awarded $1,150.

Civil dismissals

Tamara and Steve Michael v. Perfection Tire #4.

Order for change of name

James R. Mihlke, order for change to Jameson Alexander Richards.

Divorces sought

Ryan McCorkle from Audra McCorkle.

Bryan E. Powers from Diane L. Powers.

Talisa A. Tryon from Jeffary A. Tryon.

Divorces granted

Edward M. Hoy from Kitty L. Hoy.

Nancy A. Powers from James J. Wilhelm.

Carolyn D. Alleman from Brandon C. Alleman.

Zachary D. Johnston from Alanna M. Hair-Martin.

Kaitlin R. Hall from Kevin M. Woodruff.

Freddie L. Diaz Jr. from Delaina M. Hockett-Diaz.

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