Idaho records

Tue., Sept. 14, 2010

Police Blotter

Coeur d’Alene police

Doug Williams reported Friday the $1,011 theft of a pistol, holster, ammo clips, speakers, two-way radio and GPS unit and $350 damage to windows of a 1996 Chevrolet Caprice parked at Family Hearing Center, 503 W. Appleway Ave.

Robert McEvoy reported Friday the $3,033 theft of two laptop computers, gym bag with swim gear and PlayStation 3 from his home on the 2500 block of East Sherman Avenue.

Cherie Pearcy reported Friday the $2,500 theft of a generator, pistol and two rifles from her home on the 400 block of West Lauf Lane.

Kootenai County sheriff

Kaye Eakin, Post Falls, reported Saturday the $2,251 theft of a camera, bag and accessories from her 2009 Hyundai parked on the 500 block of West Miles Avenue in Hayden.

David Hannah, Harrison, reported Thursday the $8,650 theft of six firearms, chain saw, coins, crossbow, ammunition and other items from his home on the 6400 block of East Lamb Road.

News of Record

Criminal sentencings

Judge James Stow

Jack E. Sieverding, 39, Coeur d’Alene; misdemeanor probation violation; five days in jail.

James D. Pass Jr., 20, Post Falls; petty theft; $300 fine, 15 days in jail or 40 hours county work program.

John D. Clark, 37, Spokane; use or possession of drug paraphernalia with intent to use; $300 fine, 10 days in jail.

Gary R. Counts, 30, Coeur d’Alene; Count I: misdemeanor probation violation; 90 days in jail (credited). Count II: misdemeanor probation violation; 90 days in jail (credited).

Adam R. Reilly, 22, Post Falls; trespass; $250 fine, 180 days in jail (172 days suspended, eight days credited), one year probation.

Judge Lansing Haynes

David L. Curry, 34, Post Falls; Count I: felony burglary; four years determinate penitentiary time, nine years indeterminate penitentiary time. Count II: felony aggravated assault; five years determinate penitentiary time, 10 years indeterminate penitentiary time. Count III: felony unlawful possession of a firearm; four years determinate penitentiary time, nine years indeterminate penitentiary time. Counts IV: malicious injury to property; 180 days in jail. Credit for 174 days served concurrent on all counts.

Judge Scott Wayman

Chad W. Brunner, 37, Everett; petty theft; $100 restitution to victims, 30 days in jail (22 days suspended).

Michael R. Love, 50, Spirit Lake; driving under the influence; $1,000 fine, $200 suspended), 180 days in jail (140 days suspended) or 24 hours county work program, 30 days unscheduled jail time, 180 days driver’s license suspension, two years probation.

Michael E. Derouchie, 50, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; assault; $150 fine, 90 days in jail (60 days suspended), one year probation.

Driving Under the Influence Court Judge Joel Hazel

Douglas R. Agar, 45, Coeur d’Alene; driving under the influence (second offense); $500 fine, $435 restitution, one year in jail (295 days suspended, 40 days credited), 30 days unscheduled jail time, one year driver’s license suspension, two years probation.

Judge Patrick McFadden

Russell R. Swader, 21, Coeur d’Alene; discharging a firearm in city limits; $1,000 fine ($700 suspended), 180 days in jail (170 days suspended) or 40 hours county work program, two years probation.

Civil complaints

Capital One Bank v. Richard Costin, seeking $1,320.

Capital One Bank v. Christopher Richards, seeking $2,973.

Capital One Bank v. Bruce Bass, seeking $1,388.

Capital One Bank v. John McClaren, seeking $1,223.

Capital One Bank v. Colene Kelley, seeking $1,081.

Dickinson Financial LLC v. Hannah Cole, seeking $1,478.

Household Bank v. Sandy Ryan, seeking $2,902.

Capital One Bank v. Jamie Mears, seeking $2,291.

Divorces sought

Amy J. Knisley from Will Long.

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