Lincoln County Cops & Courts

INCIDENT LOG

Editor’s note: Most items in this section reflect the starting point for response by local police and emergency agencies. The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office does not release names of individuals who report possible criminal or suspicious activities to dispatchers or alleged victims for this column.

May 2

Traffic stops: 7

A Reardan man requested help with a lockout.

A woman called 911 in a panic and didn’t want the dispatcher to talk to her husband.

May 3

Traffic stops: 8

A Davenport woman reported suspicious circumstances on the 100 block of Main Street.

A red Saturn with two young shifty-looking males inside was reported.

A two-semitruck collision was reported.

A Davenport woman reported suspicious circumstances on the 34700 block of North Teel Hill Road.

A caller requested assistance with a disabled vehicle at the west end of Wilbur.

A Creston man said his neighbors three houses northwest from him near the school were in their backyard blasting their car radio so loud that it was keeping his baby awake.

May 4

Traffic stops: 11

The Tacoma Police Department said they had an assault suspect possibly coming toward Lincoln County.

A caller asked for a welfare check on his brother to make sure he’s okay living by himself.

A Ford man reported some beekeepers trespassing on the 51500 block of East Devil’s Gap Road.

A Davenport woman reported suspicious circumstances on the 900 block of 14th Street.

A vehicle lockout at the Reardan football field was reported.

An ambulance was requested for a 74-year-old male feeling lightheaded.

Superior Court requested a deputy take a sentenced woman into custody.

A caller said there were lights on in a home where the previous resident was supposed to be moved out of.

May 5

Traffic stops: 14

A Wilbur woman requested a welfare check.

A Davenport man came into the sheriff’s office to report speeding cars.

A man sai another man wasn’t supposed to be coming to Lakeview Terrace but kept coming over and hanging out, driving around, drinking and throwing cans out the window.

Wheatland Vet Office said a man soiled himself at their business.

A Davenport man reported a stray chocolate lab in the area of 1st and Maxwell Streets.

An abandoned vehicle at the Odessa Sewer Complex was reported.

A caller said a Dodge pickup truck westbound on Highway 2 from milepost 253 passed about six cars at once.

A Reardan woman said a silver/brown sedan pulled into the U.S. Bank parking lot and let a man out of the vehicle who then fell down. The vehicle then left eastbound toward Spokane. The caller said the man who fell looked okay, but was just sitting on the sidewalk.

May 6

Traffic stops: 5

A Reardan woman reported an uncivil situation on the 100 block of East Railroad Avenue.

A caller reported a possible protection order violation in the Lakeview Terrace area.

A caller reported a dog bite at Fort Spokane.

A Davenport woman said her dog just got out of her yard, and when she went to get her dog, residents at the neighbor’s house were threatening to harm her, her boyfriend and the dog.

A caller reported someone on a dirt bike doing wheelies up and down Fitness Lane in Davenport.

A caller said he left some of his belongings in the back of “some guy’s Ford Explorer” and that guy wouldn’t return the items to him.

A Wenatchee woman said she hit a deer.

A caller said he saw a main walking down Main Street in Sprague with a flashlight looking into the windows of buildings.

A sudden death was reported.

May 7

Traffic stops: 6

A man reported money was stolen from an egg stand cashbox.

A man said a debt collection company was trying to get money out of him.

A man said he saw a big plume of smoke down the end of his driveway.

A leaking pump was reported at Harrington Grange.

Kids on two ATV’s riding recklessly up and down Cottonwood Creek Road were reported.

May 8

Traffic stops: 5

A Reardan man reported smoke west of his residence on the 27200 block of North Badger Road near the weigh scale.

A caller from Lakeview Terrace said a man with a no-contact order was in the trailer park again.

A man reported blue/gray smoke on the northside of the road about a quarter mile east of milepost 233.

A Mohler woman said she was behind a small red car traveling westbound on Highway 2 from Bennett Road moving all over the roadway and varying speeds from 40-60 miles per hour.

A Medical Lake man requested a welfare check on a woman after they dropped her off at her residence where there were a couple elementary age kids, her boyfriend and five other adult males.

JAIL BOOKINGS

May 4

Rachel Lynn Busby, 30, Usk. Booked after pleading guilty to charge of first-degree custodial interference.

Kevin Derek Durfee, 36, Spokane. Arrested by the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO) on charges of second-degree criminal trespassing and third-degree theft.

May 8

Crystal Jean Moore, 36, Wapato. Arrested by Kalispel Tribal Police on a charge of theft.

John Harris Peterson, 57, Spokane. Arrested by LCSO on a charge of reckless driving.

DISTRICT COURT

Judge Dan B. Johnson

Traffic court-May 6

Luis A. Navas, Miami, speeding. Charge amended to expired tabs. $128 fine.

Alyssa R. Iverson, Odessa, speeding. Charge amended to expired tabs. $108 fine.

Michael Henkes, city not listed, speeding nine mph over limit. $128 fine.

Dorel Popescu, city not listed, expired tabs. $128 fine.

Jackie Malcolm, Canton, Texas, count not listed, $139 fine.

Askar Khamidi, Chicago, speeding. Charge amended to expired tabs. $108 fine.

Natalya S. Duloglo, Liberty Lake, expired registration over two months. $190 fine.

Dean Schoenfelder, Davenport, speeding 20 mph over limit. Amended to 10 mph over limit. $128 fine.

Andrian Prodan, Bothell, speeding 14 mph over limit. $159 fine.

Robbi Wade, city not listed, expired tabs. Dismissed.

Derrick S. Luby, Post Falls, speeding 25 mph over limit. $250 fine.

Joshua McTigue, Davenport, speeding five mph over limit and operating a vehicle without insurance. Second charge dismissed. $180 fine.

Jesus Sandoval, Omak, speeding 15 mph over limit. $128 fine.

Perry Lee Jones, Harrington, second-degree negligent driving and operating a motor vehicle without insurance. $310 fine.

Lathe Comer, Spokane, no valid operating license. $290 fine.

Calvin Barta, Rosalia, speeding 20 mph over limit. $190 fine.

Leora Circle, Nespelem, operating a vehicle without insurance and display or possession of cancelled license. First charge dismissed. $135 fine.

Aaron Morgan, Okanogan, speeding 10 mph over limit. $128 fine.

Terry Lee Ireland, Ephrata, speeding five mph over limit and operating a vehicle without insurance. $398 fine.

Gabriel Gonzalez, Moses Lake, speeding 19 mph over limit. $169 fine.

Renee Engh, Reardan, speeding 23 mph over limit. $221 fine.

Micheal Dickey, Ritzville, speeding 10 mph over limit and operating a vehicle without insurance. $298 fine.

Emanual Croasmun, Almira, speeding 10 mph over limit and operating a vehicle without valid identification. $299 fine.

Alan Coriell, Davenport, speeding eight mph over limit and expired tabs. $255 fine.

Barbara Jo Cola, Wilbur, operating a vehicle without valid identification and operating a vehicle without insurance. $490 fine.

Eric Ryan Bishop, Spokane, Speeding 16 mph over limit and operating a vehicle without insurance. $370 fine.

Cameron Cate, Bridgeport, speeding 20 mph over limit and operating a vehicle without insurance. $400 fine.

SUPERIOR COURT

Lincoln County Clerk

Civil/domestic docket: May 4

State of Washington vs. Todd Edwin Miller, contempt hearing. Regarding failure to provide child support. Hearing moved to June 22, as Miller is in rehab.

Gail Young vs. Patrick and Phyliss Bopray, set trial. Regarding a complaint to quiet title to real property and for trespass and injury to real property. Neither party appeared. Trial set for Sept. 8-10.

Oleg Kulygin vs. Valentyna Karagulakova, motion hearing to convert legal separation. Continued to May 18.

Brandi M. Maxwell vs. Anthony James Williams, Jr., protection order. Regarding domestic violence. Respondent paged to no response. Court granted protection order effective for one year.

Lindsay Marie Reyes vs. Alberto Reyes, motion hearing for temporary orders. Regarding parenting plan and child support. Respondent paged to no response. Court granted temporary orders and recommended mediation to resolve any issues.

Criminal docket: May 4

Jory Lewis Vallee, who is convicted of two counts of second-degree unlawful possession of a firearm, two counts of possession of a stolen firearm and one county of second-degree possession of stolen property, was re-sentenced to 90 months in prison after the state acknowledged an error in Vallee’s offender score.

Gary Chandler Angell, who is convicted of residential burglary, first-degree identification theft, second-degree theft and stolen property trafficking, failed to appear for a residential hearing. A warrant was requested, and bail was set at $20,000. His May 26 trial was struck.

Jasmine Elizabeth Hernandez, who is convicted of second-degree firearm possession, was re-sentenced to 12 months in prison.

Samantha Ricarda Garcia was found guilty of attempting to elude a police vehicle and was sentenced to four months in jail.

Rachel Lynn Busby entered a guilty plea for first-degree custodial interference and was sentenced to 60 days jail and 12 months supervised probation.

Michelle L. Hopkins, who is charged with possession of depictions of minors engaged in sexually explicit content in the first and second degree, appeared for a readiness hearing. May 26 trial was struck, and right to a speedy trial was waived. Readiness hearing set for June 22. Jury trial set for July 14.

Michael Lorentz Jackson, who is charged with second-degree theft, appeared for a readiness hearing. Waived right to speedy trial. Readiness hearing set for July 20. Jury trial set for August 11.

Michael Kevin Hurlburt, who is charged with residential burglary, appeared for a readiness hearing. Waived right to speedy trial. Readiness hearing set for July 20. Jury trial set for August 11.

Rebekah Nicole Southard, who is charged with animal cruelty, signed a statement entering a guilty plea. Her sentencing was scheduled for June 15.

Cassandra Lee Graves and Michael Anthony Capshaw, who are charged with second-degree theft, were summoned to appear May 25.

Erney Wayne Gilbert was found guilty of attempting to elude a police vehicle and possession of a stolen motor vehicle. He was sentenced to 57 months of total confinement.

MARRIAGE DISSOLUTIONS

Dissolutions involving persons living inside Lincoln County: 0

Dissolutions involving persons living outside Lincoln County: 29

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Lincoln County Auditor

May 3

Allene Marie Pound, 21, Edwall to Andrew Wesley Cronrath, 29, Edwall.

Property Transactions

Sale of 46015 Geostar Dr, Grand Coulee, WA 99133, Frank Shattuck Jr. and Teri Shattuck, PO Box U, Grand Coulee, WA 99133 to Ivan Tekmenzhi and Inga Tekmenzhi, 46015 Geostar Dr, Grand Coulee, WA 99133. $65,000

Sale of 41351 Silver Court North, Lincoln County, WA, Wayne B. Hamilton, 13530 Brandy Oaks Drive, Chesterfield, VA 23832 to SES 09Z, LLC, Po Box 11751, Spokane Valley, WA 99211. $56,500

Sale of 38239 Timber Ln. N, Lincoln, WA 99122, Roosevelt Lake Ranches at Lincoln, Inc, 450 Ferguson Drive, Mountain View, CA 94043 to Thomas Belknap and Christina Belknap, half interest and Kyle Bickley and Andrea Bickley, 5106 N Emerald Ln, Spokane, WA 99212. $66,405

Sale of 413 NE Cliff Ave, Wilbur, WA 99185, Hailey Ann Sandmann, 413 NE Cliff Ave, Wilbur, WA 99185 to Nathan Massey and Megan Massey, PO Box 564, Electric City, WA 99123. $205,200

Sale of 307 E Fairweather St, Sprague, WA 99032, Benjamin R. Bridges and Kelsey J. Bridges, 307 E. Fairweather St, Sprague, WA 99032 to Raynel Walsh, 307 E Fairweather St, Sprague, WA 99032. $139,500

Sale of 39400 Sterling Valley RD, N., Lincoln, WA 99147, Roosevelt Lake Ranches at Lincoln, Inc, 450 Ferguson Drive, Mountain View, CA 94043 to Dustin Golding and Teona Golding, 4481 Northlake Dr, West Richland, WA 99353. $0.00

Sale of address not provided, Mark L and Sharon E. Johnson, one half interest, and Ray E. and Elizabeth Maack, one half interest, PO Boc 8611, Spokane, WA 99203 to Matthew B Cieslar