Idaho Records

Fri., Sept. 19, 2008

Police Blotter

Coeur d’Alene police

Jesse Vedder reported Wednesday the $300 theft of an iPhone from his 1994 Ford Mustang while it was parked on the 300 block of E. Lakeside Avenue.

Kootenai County sheriff

Victor Peterson, employee of Word of Life Church, reported Wednesday $700 damage to a window and door of the church at 3263 E. 12th Ave. near Post Falls.

News of Record

Criminal sentencings

Judge Penny Friedlander

Alissa M. Rice, 22, Coeur d’Alene; Count I: driving under the influence (second offense); $1,000 fine, one year in jail (354 days suspended) or 40 hours county work program, two years program, two years probation. Count II: driving without privileges; $500 fine (suspended), 180 days in jail (174 days suspended) or 40 hours county work program, 180 days driver’s license suspension, two years probation. Count III: resisting/obstructing officers; $500 fine (suspended), one year in jail (354 days suspended) or 40 hours county work program, two years probation. Count IV: inflict injury or death on a police dog/horse; $500 fine (suspended), one year in jail (354 days suspended) or 40 hours county work program. Count V: driving under the influence (second offense): $2,000 fine ($1,000 suspended), one year in jail (325 days suspended), 30 days unscheduled jail time or 64 hours county work program, one year driver’s license suspension, two years probation. Counts consecutive.

Judge Scott Wayman

John W. Mattmiller, 30, Rathdrum; driving under the influence; $750 fine, 180 days in jail (150 days suspended), 180 days driver’s license suspension, two years probation.

William M. Moore, 25, Hayden; driving without privileges; $1,000 fine ($250 suspended), 180 days in jail (172 days suspended) or 32 hours county work program, two years probation.

Civil complaints

John and Christine Flaherty v. Shawn Cutting, dba Premier Floors, seeking $2,000.

Regina Martin v. Daniel Fischer, seeking $5,292.

Traci Shaw v. Michael Kelly, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Karen Rodgers v. Cory Bliss, seeking $1,123.

Coeur d’Alene Paving Inc. v. Randall Frei, dba Eco-System Management and Rehabilitation, seeking $4,171.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Jesse Seid, seeking $2,879.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Daryl Phillips II and Lugina Phillips, seeking $1,539.

Mountain West Bank v Aliesha J. Warren, seeking $1,530.

Dynamic Strategies Inc. v. JM Kelley, aka Jon Kelley, seeking $17,167.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Bruce Stiner and Gayla Stiner, seeking $2,481.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Joshua Munsey and Jessica Bolt-Munsey, seeking $3,487.

Civil judgments

Hanna Investments and Judyth Hanna v. Brea Daniels, plaintiff awarded $2,991.

Action Collection Service Inc. v. Emily Michaels, aka Castle, plaintiff awarded $3,152.

Beneficial Idaho Inc. v. Dana Kinsey, plaintiff awarded $17,611.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Diana Gomes and Gary Gomes, plaintiff awarded $2,250.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Thomas Linville ad Rona Linville, plaintiff awarded $6,268.

MST Financial Services Inc. v. Michelle Newton and Dave Newton, plaintiff awarded $4,517.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Kathleen Clark, plaintiff awarded $1,260.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Susan George, plaintiff awarded $1,071.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Marlan Bertram, plaintiff awarded $1,532.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Benjamin Dorn, plaintiff awarded $1,397.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Lance Angel and Carrie Angel, plaintiff awarded $4,230.

Allied Bail Bonds v. Jay Deming, plaintiff awarded $5,070.

Citibank South Dakota v. Gretchen Hall, plaintiff awarded $7,545.

Civil dismissals

Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC v. Melissa Hansen.

Watkins & Shepard Trucking Inc. v. Catherine Sequine.

Capital One Bank v. Charles Fritts.

Capital One Bank v. Bucyrus Puckett.

Midland Credit Management Inc. v. Neil Mayer.

JP Development Inc. v. Cherrie Knowles.

WGI Heavy Minerals Inc. v. Nu Vacuum Systems.

ACS Inc. of Idaho v. William Coatney III.

Holmes Law Office v. Thomas and Becky Fahey and Lucas Fahey.

Liberty Mutual Life Insurance v. Travis Walker.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Lisa Carder.

Discover Bank v. Donald and Cynthia Clark.

Worldwide Asset Purchasing LLC v. Donna Hoard.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Becky Allison.

Action Collection Service Inc. v. Angela Springstead.

Unifund CCR Partners v. Angela Sheard.

ACS Inc. of Idaho v. Donald Risley.

HSBC Bank Nevada v. Brandon Laursen.

Capitalp One Bank v. Christina Yates.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Christopher McSorley.

LVNV Funding LLC v. Carlos Castillo.

Capital One Bank v. Juanita Welch.

ACS Inc. of Idaho v. Christian Ispicia-O’Neill.

LVNV Funding LLC v. Stephen Hull.

Legal separations granted

Pamela A. Olson from Clark M. Olson.

Divorces sought

Rebecca A. Harlow from Michael P. Harlow.

Bethany A. Lozeau from Nathaniel R. Lozeau.

Robert W. Poulos from Sheree Poulos.

Valerie L. Gittel from Rick Gittel.

Divorces granted

Michael T. McGehee from Serenity J. McGehee.

Carole R. Guidry from Paul R. Guidry.

Erin M. Sowinski from Scott Sowinski.

Clifford A. Percival from Judy L. Percival.

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