Washington records

Fri., May 1, 2015

Spokane County

Marriage licenses

Jeremiah G. McPherson and Laura N. Howe, both of Spokane.

Samuel P. Brinks and Elizabeth N. Schmitke, both of Spokane.

Marshall R. Sampson and Nichole M. Heller, both of Colbert.

Jacob A. McNeish and Kayla P. Freese, both of Spokane.

Trevor L. Cramer and Briana E. Reed, both of Spokane.

Cody J. Zeitler and Leslie L. Young, both of Medical Lake.

Devin K. Fisher, of Provo, Utah, and Erin Bourgeous, of Draper, Utah.

Jorge R. Godinez Cisneros and Yuritzia A. Martinez, both of Spokane.

In the courts

Superior courts

New suits

Litehouse Industries LLC v. Demetrice Hight et al., restitution of premises.

Nukey Realty LLC v. Daniel Wayne et al., restitution of premises.

Candy Hannum v. Roy Brittain et al., restitution of premises.

Keith Johnstone v. Terra A. Graham et al., restitution of premises.

Nationstar Mortgage LLC v. Douglas Berg et al., restitution of premises.

On Top Realty Inc. v. Shawn Lawson et al., restitution of premises.

Cory Sheffield v. Shannon Phillips et al., restitution of premises.

Marriage dissolution petitions

Bell, Mary E., and Sims, Derrick S.

Vangelder, Robert E. and Jessica L.

Johnson, Amy and Wesley

Johnson, Mona L., and Jensen, John D.

Henderson, Elizabeth and Fred

Schoon, Shannon M. and Curtis

Marriage dissolutions granted

Ticen, Susan M. and Eric L.

Griffith, Brian R., and Cantu Griffith, Angel M.

Criminal sentencings

Judge Michael Price

Jeffery A. Heatwole, 48; $1,000 restitution, 29.75 months in prison, 29.75 months probation, after being found guilty of two counts of second-degree burglary and after pleading guilty to second-degree taking a motor vehicle without permission.

Judge Linda G. Tompkins

Phillippe A. Baker, 37; nine days in jail with credit given for nine days served, after pleading guilty to failure to register as sex/kidnap offender.

Ryan W. Benson, 27; 60 months in prison, 12 months probation, after pleading guilty to possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver and possession of a controlled substance.

Thomas J. Gagnier, 19; 90 days in jail with credit given for 140 days served, after pleading guilty to violation of order.

Ryan E. Lashbrook, 29; $739 restitution, five days in jail with credit given for five days served, after pleading guilty to two counts of third-degree retail theft with special/extenuating circumstances.

Jimmie L. Martin, 60; two days in jail with credit given for two days served, 12 months probation, after pleading guilty to three counts of conspiracy to deliver a controlled substance.

David B. Middleton, 47; 61 days in jail with credit given for 61 days served, after pleading guilty to criminal mischief.

Municipal and District courts

Only fines of $500 or more included unless a jail sentence is given.

Judge Gregory J. Tripp

Jordan M. Ahr, 29; 11 days in jail with credit given for 11 days served, third-degree driving with license suspended.

Jeremy S. Allen, 33; $750 fine, reckless driving.

Anthony C. Bernal, 19; $941 fine, one day in jail, 15 days electronic home monitoring, 24 months probation, driving while intoxicated.

Nadya I. Churkina, 27; $750 fine, one day in jail converted to 24 hours community service, 24 months probation, driving while intoxicated amended to reckless driving.

Diane M. Davis, 50; $750 fine, 24 months probation, driving while intoxicated amended to reckless driving.

Sean J. Birkland, 42; $750 fine, 37 days in jail with credit given for one day served, 36 months probation, driving while intoxicated amended to reckless driving.

John S. Carroll, 19; $500 fine, 12 months probation, driving while intoxicated amended to first-degree negligent driving and second-degree driving with license suspended amended to third-degree driving with license suspended.

Scott R. Chavez, 28; $500 fine, 12 months probation, driving while intoxicated amended to first-degree negligent driving.

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