Idaho records

Wed., May 22, 2013

Police blotter

Coeur d’Alene police

Truong Bai, owner of Lakeside Mini Mart, reported Monday the $500 theft of tobacco and $800 damage to a window of the business at 1311 E. Sherman Ave.

Lori Fisher, Boise, reported Monday the $3,250 theft of softball gear, clothing, digital camera and lenses and a video camera from Ramsey Park, 3535 N. Ramsey Road.

Kari Ellwood reported Tuesday the $6,000 theft of a 2003 Honda Civic from her home on the 900 block of East Spruce Avenue.

Kootenai County sheriff

Sheila Wilskee, Spirit Lake, reported Friday the $1,850 theft of four saddles from her home on the 32000 block of North Kelso Drive.

Sandra Williams, Rathdrum, reported Friday the $400 theft of a television from her home on the 18000 block of North Well Road.

Donald Martin, Post Falls, reported Thursday $39,400 damage to windows of 25 vehicles on his property at 5414 N. Huetter Road.

Michael Beatty, Hayden, reported Sunday the $675 theft of a pistol from his 1994 Volvo parked at his home on the 700 block of East Shiloh Loop.

Roxanne Williams, Hayden, reported Saturday the $300 theft of an Xbox gaming console and an undetermined amount of damage to the exterior paint of a 2006 Ford F-150 pickup parked at a home on the 11000 block of North Trafalgar Street in Hayden.

News of record

Kootenai County

Criminal sentencings

Judge Scot Nass

Anthony A. Freitas Jr., 22, Rathdrum; driving under the influence; $682 fine ($500 suspended), 180 days in jail (165 days suspended, 15 days credited), 199 days driver’s license suspension, one year probation.

Judge Robert Caldwell

Donald R. Smith, 46, Rathdrum; providing false information to an officer; 20 days in jail (credited).

Cara D. Kernodle, 33, Rathdrum; driving without privileges (second offense); $400 fine, 20 days in jail or 80 hours county work program.

Judge Rich Christensen

Robert L. Snow, 42, Coeur d’Alene; felony failure to register as a sex offender; one year determinate penitentiary time (240 days credited).

Civil judgments

Allied Bail Bonds v. Cassandra Motley, plaintiff awarded $1,689.

Peterson Enterprises Inc., dba Valley Empire Collection v. William Warren, plaintiff awarded $1,748.

Peterson Enterprises Inc., dba Valley Empire Collection v. Casey Reed, plaintiff awarded $2,203.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. William Padilla, plaintiff awarded $6,440.

Riverwalk Holdings Limited and Chase Bank v. Shelly Hansen, plaintiff awarded $3,150.

Divorces granted

Clint G. Savage from Crystal A. Savage.

Kevin Hummel from Charla Hummel.

Alfred O. Sandvik from Judy K. Sandvik.

Kathy D. Munger from David H. Munger.

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