Idaho records

Thu., Jan. 14, 2010

Police blotter

Coeur d’Alene police

Amber Pecor reported Tuesday the $1,740 theft of fishing poles and tackle, camping gear and roller blades from a home on the 900 block of West Davidson Avenue.

David Tuttle reported Tuesday the $745 theft of a Bluetooth headset, knife and wallet and cash from a 1992 Isuzu Rodeo parked at Schuck’s Auto, 204 W. Appleway Ave.

Kootenai County sheriff

Lawrence Warren, Athol, reported Tuesday the $3,000 theft of a 1999 Chevrolet Monte Carlo and $600 damage to doors of a trailer and shop on the 2900 block of North Clagstone Road.

Charles Husband, Athol, reported Tuesday the $1,200 theft of tires and wheels from the corner of West State Highway 53 and North Honu Court near Rathdrum.

News of record

Criminal sentencings

Judge Robert Caldwell

Darryl P. Denipah, 42, Post Falls; assault; $300 fine, 90 days in jail (48 days suspended, 12 days credited), 30 days unscheduled jail time, two years probation.

Shasta L. Doty, 20, Sagle; petty theft; $250 fine, 90 days in jail (80 days suspended) or 40 hours county work program, two years probation, restitution to be determined.

Judge Penny Friedlander

Acie E. Henley III, 39, Coeur d’Alene; disturbing the peace; $1,000 fine ($500 suspended), $622 restitution to victims, 180 days in jail (170 days suspended) or 40 hours county work program, two years probation.

Shannon L. Marchand, 35, Coeur d’Alene; injury to child; $500 fine (suspended), 180 days in jail (150 days suspended), 30 days unscheduled jail time, two years probation.

Thomas L. Dieruf, 26, Post Falls; driving without privileges; $150 fine, five days in jail or 16 hours county work program, 180 days driver’s license suspension.

Edwin B. Lohr, 20, Coeur d’Alene; driving under the influence; $1,000 fine ($250 suspended), 180 days in jail (175 days suspended) or 16 hours county work program, 90 days driver’s license suspension, one year probation.

Jamie L. D. Meier, 27, Coeur d’Alene; petty theft; $1,000 fine ($900 suspended), one year in jail (355 days suspended) or 40 hours county work program, two years probation.

Civil complaints

CBS Collections Inc. v. David and Kerrin Tenneson, seeking $1,601.

Mid Century Insurance Co. v. Anna Bigelow, seeking $2,655.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Larry Miller and Susan Miller, seeking $4,133.

Automated Accounts Inc. v. Joseph Kunka, seeking $1,567.

Automated Accounts Inc. v. Dean Day and Deborah Triplett, seeking $2,459.

Automated Accounts Inc. v. Lesli Schmehl and Christ Mortellaro, seeking $1,511.

Automated Accounts Inc. v. Roger Oestmann and Christine Oestmann, seeking $2,088.

Merchants Acceptance Corp. v. Terry Muse, seeking $1,169.

Civil judgments

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Terri Holt, plaintiff awarded $2,033.

Spokane Merchants Association v. Michael and Janice Mongan, plaintiff awarded $1,473.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Michael and Cynthia Bogner, plaintiff awarded $4,251.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Teresa and Tracy Loftin, plaintiff awarded $6,731.

Peterson Enterprises Inc., dba Valley Empire Collection v. Matthew Young, plaintiff awarded $1,639.

Order for change of name

Linda E. Marchioro, order for change to Linda Elizabeth Kaul.

Divorces sought

Chelsea Mann from Sam Mann.

Divorces granted

Keren Ramsey from Casey Ramsey.

Emma M. Pfau from Lawrence J. Pfau.

Eugene W. Murr Jr. from Maryann Murr.

Joshua Wadsworth from Tarena L. Wadsworth.

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