Washington records

Spokane County

Marriage licenses

Daniel A. Delozier and Stephanie P. Andrews, both of Spokane.

Stephen P. Wheir, of Spokane Valley, and Nicole R. Luth, of Greenacres.

Ian D. Anderson and Keri L. Mitchell, both of Spokane.

Judy M. Lee and Linda L. Krueger, both of Spokane Valley.

In the courts

Superior courts

New suits

Austin Taylor v. Responders Emergency Services Credit Union, et al., complaint.

Primesource Credit Union v. Amber Hays, money claimed owed.

Numerica Credit Union v. James W. Javier, money claimed owed.

Sandra Rasmussen, et al., v. Farrar Brothers LLC et al., restitution of premises.

Umpqua Bank v. Sami Z. Haddad, money claimed owed.

Primesource Credit Union v. Carol A. Miles, money claimed owed.

New Horizon Ventures Inc. v. Gerald A. Grimm, et al., complaint for breach of contract, specific performance and damages.

American Express National Bank v. Karen L. Jones, money claimed owed.

Discover Bank v. Anne M. Mckinney Bakken, money claimed owed.

Discover Bank v. Gregg E. Jones, money claimed owed.

Herc Rentals Inc. v. Northwest Caulking Inc., complaint.

Zumreta Ogorinac v. Debra Novak, et al., seeking damages for injuries from a vehicle collision.

Brownes Addition Management v. Bill Ashton, restitution of premises.

Falannia Whitt, et al., v. Elizabeth Fels, et al., complaint for damages.

Yevgeniy Popov, et al., v. Elijah Walker, et al., complaint for damages.

Marriage dissolutions granted

Landrus, Keith and Judy

Martin, Gabriella L. and Ryan A.

Tapia, Sari-Marais and Joseph L.

Nguyen, Shannon R. and Joii D.

Richie, Ladonna R. and Ocie R.

Burkhart, Kohl T. and Jamie L.

Criminal sentencings

Judge Michael P. Price

Tyler M. Wadsorth, 31; four days in jail with credit given for four days served, after being found guilty of second-degree attempted identity theft and attempted forgery.

Shianne R. Botts, also known as Shianne R. Jacobs, 28; four months in jail, 12 months probation, after pleading guilty to second-degree taking a motor vehicle without permission and conspiracy to possess a controlled substance.

Nathan J. Fiebelkorn, 33; $17 restitution, three months in jail with credit for time served to be determined, 12 months probation, after pleading guilty to third-degree assault, third-degree theft, third-degree malicious mischief and second-degree vehicle prowling.

Judge Timothy B. Fennessy

Robert W. Flottman, 32; 36 months in prison, 36 months probation, after pleading guilty to second-degree child molestation and third-degree assault.

Gary B. Olive Jr., 53; five days in jail, after pleading guilty to conspiracy to deliver a controlled substance.

Ryan M. Copeland, 35; $392.04 restitution, 60 days in jail, after pleading guilty to possession of a controlled substance.

Eric S. Buck, 41; 43 months in prison, after pleading guilty to theft of a motor vehicle.

Judge Harold D. Clarke III

Catlyn R. Thurman, also known as Catlyn R. Lawrence, 28; 24 months in a residential chemical dependency treatment-based alternative, 39 days in jail with credit given for 39 days served, after pleading guilty to second-degree identity theft, unlawful possession of payment instruments, second-degree possession of stolen property.

Danielle Klas, 30; two days in jail with credit given for two days served, after pleading guilty to solicitation to commit possession of a controlled substance.

Darryl R. Carden, also known as Darryl R. Flett, 27; 20 days in jail with credit given for 20 days served, 12 months probation, after pleading guilty to money laundering and possession of a controlled substance.

Dustin P. Newkirk, 24; 14 days in jail with credit given for 14 days served, after pleading guilty to third-degree theft and solicitation to commit possession of a controlled substance.

Judge John O. Cooney

Espen R. Sordahl, 37; $400 restitution, two days in jail with credit given for two days served, after pleading guilty to first-degree criminal trespass and possession of a controlled substance.

Municipal and District courts

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

Judge Mary Logan

Vincent A. Bazie, 24; four days in jail, no-contact order violation.