Washington records

Wed., March 5, 2014

Spokane County

Marriage licenses

Brian T. Spangler and Jana L. Frazier, both of Spokane.

Brandon W. Hill-Sword and Britnee A. Rogers, both of Spokane.

In the courts Superior courts

New suits

Walters Inc. v. Daimler Trucks North America LLC et al., complaint for breach of express warranty, breach of implied warranty, negligent misrepresentation and product liability.

Margene Borchers et al. v. Lori Caraway, complaint for damages.

Debra Brehren v. Renee E. Brecht et al., injuries/vehicle collision.

Ben R. Bauder v. Cory Bromley, injuries/vehicle collision.

Hanson Living Trust v. Charles R. Deleon et al., restitution of premises.

Thun Properties LLC v. Joshua G. Latendresse, restitution of premises.

Charles R. Chatburn et al. v. Charla Miller, restitution of premises.

Marriage dissolution petitions

Baxter, Amanda and Keith

Cosby, Abram J., and Delgado Salazar, Maria C.L.

Moses, Brea and Chad

Ware, Stephanie M. and Thomas V.

Howard, Leala and Steven

Freeman-Otte, Katherine, and Otte, Kurt

Hansen, Brian R. and Sacha R.

Perry, Jason R. and Lynnette J.

Willis, Richard L., and Smith Pierce, Susan

Marriage dissolutions granted

Dyfort, Galina and Ivan

Criminal sentencings

Judge Ellen Kalama Clark

Desirae A. Gutierrez, 29; 15 days in jail with credit given for 15 days served, 12 months probation, after pleading guilty to possession of a controlled substance.

Brian N. Harvey, 28; 17 days in jail with credit given for 17 days served, after pleading guilty to failure to register as sex/kidnap offender.

Antonio D. Lockett, 31; 15 days in jail with credit given for 15 days served, 12 months probation, after pleading guilty to conspiracy to possess a controlled substance.

Judge Maryann C. Moreno

Robert G. Morey, 23; 74 months in prison, after pleading guilty to possession of a stolen firearm and first-degree unlawful possession of a firearm.

Cyrus L. Quarles aka Cyrus L. Kellerman, 23; $1,488 restitution, 14 months in prison with credit given for 453 days served, 36 months probation, after pleading guilty to second-degree robbery.

Judge Greg Sypolt

Martin N. Hanson, 26; three days in jail with credit given for three days served, 12 months probation, after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct.

Patrick E. Kaluza, 43; 12 months and one day in prison, 12 months probation, after pleading guilty to possession of a controlled substance.

Justin L. Livingston, 23; 30 days in jail with credit given for 30 days served, 24 months probation, after pleading guilty to harassment.

Judge Linda G. Tompkins

Joseph W. Morgan, 23; six months in jail with credit given for 49 days served, after pleading guilty to second-degree domestic violence assault and third-degree assault.

Apolonio J.J. Saldana, 28; 66 months in prison, 18 months probation, after pleading guilty to second-degree assault, possession of a controlled substance and second-degree unlawful possession of a firearm.

Michelle L. Villegas, 38; 11 days in jail, after pleading guilty to violation of a foreign protection order.

Federal court

Bankruptcy petitions

Michael and Cheryl Peone, 48 E. Sanson Ave.; debts of $150,429.

Douglas and Cherri Massender, 21704 N. Monroe Road; debts of $211,840.

Tammie Athena, Deer Park; debts of $41,295.

Richard and Carmen Fischer, 12 E. Salmon Ave.; debts of $225,192.

Monica Leigh, Moses Lake; debts of $280,381.

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