Idaho records

Thu., July 29, 2010

Police blotter

Coeur d’Alene police

Christopher Collins reported Monday the $2,930 theft of compact discs, iPod and skateboard from his car parked at Capone’s, 751 N. Fourth St.

Helena Chandler-Howell reported Friday the $1,350 theft of jewelry from her home on the 3700 block of North Bitteroot Drive.

Subreana Peterson reported Saturday damage to a window and the $490 theft of a GPS unit, purse and MP3 player from her 2000 Chevrolet Blazer parked on the 100 block of East Appleway Avenue.

Kootenai County sheriff

Mary Dupaquier, Kennewick, reported Monday the $635 theft of a purse containing an iPod, camera, cell phone and watch from Silverwood, 27843 N. U.S. Highway 95.

Daniel Dixon, employee of Neumans Plumbing Inc., reported Tuesday the $1,650 theft of tools from a van parked at the business at 7560 N. Government Way.

Patrick Michielli, employee of Circle M Construction, reported Monday $1,100 damage to a front-end loader at a work site on County Line Road in Worley.

Natalie Rise, Athol, reported Sunday the $300 theft of an air conditioner and workbench from her home on the 30000 block of North Caravelle Road in Athol.

News of record

Criminal sentencings

Judge Clark Peterson

Justin E. Bustamonte, 30, Coeur d’Alene; Count I: driving under the influence; $800 fine, 180 days in jail (133 days suspended, 47 days credited), 90 days driver’s license suspension, two years probation. Count II: failure to purchase driver’s license; 47 days in jail (credited).

Judge Scott Wayman

Edward C. Wolfe Sr., 59, Worley; driving without privileges; $300 fine, 10 days in jail, 180 days driver’s license suspension.

Christa A. White, 40, Spokane; Count I: placing debris on public/private property; $250 fine, 10 days in jail or 16 hours county work program. Count II: providing false information to an officer; $250 fine, 10 days in jail or 16 hours county work program. Counts concurrent.

Kaela C. Rutkowski, 21, Coeur d’Alene; driving without privileges; $300 fine, 10 days in jail or 40 hours county work program, 180 days driver’s license suspension.

Kirk W. Weiford, 45, Post Falls; driving under the influence; $750 fine, 90 days in jail (85 days suspended) or 16 hours county work program, 90 days driver’s license suspension, one year probation.

Judge Patrick McFadden

Bobbie J. Young, 40, Post Falls; misdemeanor probation violation; 51 days in jail (credited).

Civil complaints

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Chad and Melissa Hensley, aka Melissa Chesley, seeking $2,141.

Cavalry Portfolio Services LLC v. Damian Aylsworth, seeking $1,545.

Bank of America v. Autumn Haven Properties, seeking $4,530.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Jon Pedersen, seeking $2,135.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Chris Rupinski-Garden, seeking $1,297.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. John Stephens and Ladonna Stephens, seeking $1,932.

Discover Bank v. Marcella Betts, seeking $8,609.

Discover Bank v. Kelly Rambo, seeking $4,339.

Arrow Financial Services LLC v. Bradley Hull, seeking $2,896.

Arrow Financial Services LLC v. Stephanie Salazar, seeking $1,897.

Chase Bank USA v. Penny Douglass, seeking $11,058.

Bank of America v. Kimberly Campbell, seeking $2,269.

Asset Acceptance LLC v. Stephanie Heuston, seeking $6,389.

Chase Bank USA v. Peggy Wasman, seeking $8,498.

FIA Card Services v. Melissa Guertin, seeking $4,054.

FIA Card Services v. Marie Hildebrandt, seeking $7,108.

Discover Bank v. Martin Puskash, seeking $3,287.

Amendola & Doty PLLC v. Angela Chudy, seeking $2,767.

Richard W. Whipple v. Roberta Borger and Thomas Farmer III, seeking $1,100.

Divorces sought

Carolyn M. Meyer from Mark J. Meyer.

Crystal R. Stout from Kenneth W. Stout.

Brandi M. Otter from Joel Otter.

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