Idaho records

Sat., Dec. 18, 2010

Police blotter

Coeur d’Alene police

Kristopher Chambers reported Thursday the $980 theft of ski equipment from his home on the 500 block of West Summit Avenue.

Christine Agueros, employee of Cheryl Burchell Goldsmiths, reported Thursday the $416 theft of an engagement ring set when a fraudulently obtained gift card was used for the purchase at the business at 1524 Northwest Blvd.

Kootenai County sheriff

Jessica Fitzgerald, Spirit Lake, reported Thursday the $615 theft of compact discs from her 1999 Isuzu Amigo parked at Les Schwab Tire Center, 8820 N. Commerce Drive in Hayden.

Jody McMillen, Hayden, reported Thursday the $5,340 theft of compact discs, jewelry, paperwork and a camera from her 2001 Nissan Infiniti parked at her home on the 1100 block of East Honeysuckle Avenue.

News of record

Criminal sentencings

Judge Patrick McFadden

Anali M. Faulkner, 22, Coeur d’Alene; driving without privileges; $200 fine, 20 days in jail or 80 hours county work program, or 10 days in jail and 40 hours county work program, one year driver’s license suspension.

William E. Allen, 19, Rathdrum; driving without privileges; $1,000 fine ($750 suspended), 180 days in jail (165 days suspended), 180 days driver’s license suspension, two years probation.

Civil complaints

First Resolution Investment Corp. v. Shannon Mobbs, seeking $1,670.

Capital One Bank v. Barbara Nowak, seeking $1,090.

Capital One Bank v. Julie Rilliet, seeking $2,569.

Capital One Bank v. Branko Tuskan, seeking $1,104.

Robert Gitter v. Steven Crawley, seeking $2,500.

Madsen Law Offices P.C. v. Dwayne Bever, seeking $3,161.

CBS Collections Inc. v. Lance Babbitt, seeking $1,683.

CBS Collections Inc. v. Wayne and Cassandra Sykes, seeking $1,875.

Thomas Byrne v. Phillip Stephan and Shelli Standish, seeking $2,125.

Capital One Bank v. Esther Fuller, seeking $1,010.

Capital One Bank v. Kelly Rutherford, seeking $1,621.

Capital One Bank v. Jessica Lester, seeking $1,628.

Citibank v. Gerald Thompson, seeking $13,361.

Citibank v. Ralph Ansel Jr., seeking $9,986.

Capital One Bank v. Tiffany Gallimore, seeking $6,468.

Capital One Bank v. Jeff Shewbert, seeking $6,131.

Citibank v. Michelle Madsen, seeking $9,429.

Beneficial Financial Inc. v. Kimberley Teigen, seeking $5,451.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Jaime Booker Rowland and Marlene Rowland, seeking $1,633.

Capital One Bank v. Julie Rilliet, seeking $1,214.

Civil judgments

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Elizabeth Reeder, plaintiff awarded $1,802.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Nicholas Martin and Deverie Martin, plaintiff awarded $2,984.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Tina Mason, plaintiff awarded $1,273.

GT Auto Sales LLC v. Teresa Clifton McCoy and Joseph McCoy, plaintiff awarded $1,937.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. William Parker and Christine Parker, plaintiff awarded $2,625.

Capital One Bank v. Emmanuel Delacruz, plaintiff awarded $2,364.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Ryan Matheny and Christie Matheny, plaintiff awarded $13,903.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Lisa Raper, plaintiff awarded $7,401.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Cynthia and John Valentine, plaintiff awarded $7,975.

Divorces sought

Judith K. Lofthus from Dale E. Lofthus.

Divorces granted

Julie A. Howard from Alan L. Howard.

Kodianne L. Stephens from Jeremiah L. Stephens.

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