Idaho records

Tue., March 30, 2010

Police blotter

Coeur d’Alene police

Bryan Beno reported Wednesday the $1,600 theft of two mountain bikes from the 4800 block of North Orchid Lane.

Kenda Simon reported Thursday the $510 theft of jewelry from her home on the 1700 block of East Hastings Avenue.

James Linden reported Friday the $1,195 theft of a power washer, hose and tools from property on the 1200 block of North Sixth Street.

Lisa Sprankle reported Friday the $675 theft of a television and Xbox 360 game console from her home on the 2900 block of North 14th Street.

Christopher Pangle reported Saturday the $955 theft of a wallet, cash, stereo equipment and cell phone charger and $150 damage to a window of his 1998 Mazda pickup parked on the 1000 block of West Ironwood Drive.

Brandon Bettis reported Saturday the $1,215 theft of a CD player and compact discs from his 1994 Mitsubishi Eclipse parked on the 1000 block of North Second Street.

Kootenai County sheriff

Robert Griffin, Hayden, reported Friday the $1,120 theft of two rifles and a router from his home on the 8900 block of North Reed Road.

Ronnie Warmington, employee of Kootenai County Rental and Management, reported Saturday the $1,000 theft of metal siding from property on the 6400 block of East Bunco Road in Athol.

Brett Johnson reported Sunday $500 damage to a glass door at El Patio, 6710 W. Seltice Way.

Lorraine Hickman, Bayview, reported Sunday the $550 theft of jewelry and a bicycle from a storage unit in Bayview.

News of record

Criminal sentencings

Judge Lansing Haynes

Michael J. Vredenburg, 22, Hayden; attempted petty theft; 120 days in jail (119 days credited).

Civil complaints

Joe Parker III v. Nestle USA, seeking $1,195.

Peterson Enterprises Inc., dba Valley Empire Collection v. Jennifer L. Timblin, seeking $2,691.

Rachael Adams v. Howard and Susan Eoff, and Eoff Construction LLC, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Gregory Stevenson v. Peter Weegenaar and Janna Busch, seeking $4,809.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Shawndey and Romano Jesus, seeking $3,055.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Miranda Churchill, seeking $2,607.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Timothy and Amy Jones, seeking $1,431.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Jayson and Acacia Coleman, seeking $1,051.

Civil judgments

Capital One Bank USA v. Darcia Drapeau, plaintiff awarded $1,588.

Household Bank v. Kim Dawson, plaintiff awarded $3,489.

ACS Inc. of Idaho v. Richard Mucciaccio, plaintiff awarded $1,961.

Runge Finance Co. v Bryce Clarambeau, plaintiff awarded $1,170.

Runge Finance Co. v. Richard Peak and Leslie Peak, plaintiff awarded $2,380.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Bart and Adrien Setter, plaintiff awarded $6,025.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Kenneth and Sarah Cramer, plaintiff awarded $5,877.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Aimee Hughes, plaintiff awarded $6,400.

Express Employment Professionals v. Nick Bianco, dba Park and Restroom Structures, plaintiff awarded $3,639.

Capital One Bank v. John McClaren, plaintiff awarded $1,907.

Cavalry Portfolio Services LLC v. William Burns, plaintiff awarded $17,035.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Erica Medrano, plaintiff awarded $4,158.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Tammy Lange, plaintiff awarded $9,759.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Christy Myers, aka Christy Weeks, and Jay Myers, plaintiff awarded $2,944.

Civil dismissals

Jennifer Dehart v. Nathan Williams.

North Idaho Credit Corp. v. Angela Sheldon.

Kristen Lehan v. Gerald Klopfenstein.

Divorces sought

Tasha M. Guzman from Lawrence J. Guzman.

Elsie A. Winters-Pagel from Roger A. Pagel.

Brian D. Bensen from Sandy Bensen.

Dale L. Baehr from Melinda Baehr.

Divorces granted

Suzanne Markwick from Fredrick Markwick.

Patricia S. Martini from Domingo Martini.

Gail Spurr from James K. Spurr.

Tracy R. Duran from Alfred A. Duran.

Scarlet Fruechtl from Justin Fruechtl.

Travis J. Leiske from Cheryl J. Leiske.

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