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 14

Traffic stops: 10

A possible driver under the influence was reported on Highway 2 at milepost 229.

A Davenport man reported a 60-year-old man talking to his grandkids at City Park, claiming the person “looks like he has done time and (is) an old-time pervert.”

A caller said she locked her keys in her car at the Safeway in Davenport.

A caller said two women were yelling at each other at the Safeway Apartments in Davenport.

A Lakewood woman said she was having issues with her Odessa daughter.

A caller from Air Traffic Control in Seattle said one of their aircrafts was shined with a green laser near Seven Bays.

May 15

Traffic stops: 3

An Odessa man reported a man sleeping under a trailer near the local fire station.

A town code violation was reported on the 400 block of East Railroad Avenue in Reardan.

A Davenport woman reported trespassing on the 35200 block of Johns Rocky Way.

A town code violation was reported on the 200 block of South Cedar Street in Reardan.

A caller driving on Highway 2 said her baby wasn’t breathing.

A caller said she received two text messages claiming a resident was firing a gun in an area park.

A Marlin woman said she wanted to remove a renter she didn’t want on the property anymore.

A Davenport man reported suspicious activity at the Cottonwood Apartments.

A Sprague man said someone was illegally living in a camper on the property behind his and possessed a dog that barked 24/7 and was left in the camper at all hours.

A Wilbur woman said a game camera hidden in the local bus garage showed youths damaging a stolen vehicle.

Two loose horses were reported near the Telford Rest Area.

May 16

Traffic stops: 6

Papers were served at an address in Reardan.

A caller said she was concerned for the safety of an eight-year-old child.

A Spokane woman said her kayak was stolen from Hawk Creek Campground.

An Odessa man requested a civil standby at a local residence to retrieve his possessions after getting kicked out of the home.

A woman said her uncle’s ex-husband showed up at her house unexpectedly.

A caller said her landlord had been watching her and her boyfriend.

A Davenport man said a transient person came into the local Presbyterian Church asking for resources.

An Edwall woman said her 9-year-old daughter was assaulted on a school bus by a 15-year-old boy.

A caller said she could hear loud screaming noises in a local RV park.

State Patrol said a husband and wife pulled over on I-90 near milepost 249 to ask if someone could take their 15-year-old son away and deal with him.

A commercial alarm was reported going off in an office on the 400 block of Logan Street in Davenport.

May 17

Traffic stops: 9

A caller said she was being harassed by her distant neighbor.

A man was arrested for driving under the influence on I-90 near Sprague.

A caller reported youths speeding through a construction zone, almost hitting a flagger.

A Davenport man said he ordered checks and got confirmation they were delivered but didn’t receive them.

A Reardan woman reported a bad argument she had with her husband.

May 18

Traffic stops: 0

A Sprague woman said one of her neighbors was having a loud party after midnight on the 300 block of East Walnut Street.

An Almira woman pulled up to their Fifth Street address and pointed their headlights in the direction of their camera and block the camera so they could steal gas.

A Davenport man said he saw a man drive up to his house on the 37200 block of Cottonwood Creek Road and slowly drive by his boat.

A Davenport woman said some of her mail had been stolen in recent weeks.

A Harrington woman said a house on the 1100 block of Eighth Street in Davenport had had an open door for over a week.

A Davenport woman said mail was stolen from her mailbox on the 27300 block of Wheatland Road.

A Lacey man said his neighbors were letting their dogs poop on his property.

A Bonney Lake man requested a welfare check on a local man.

A Davenport man said a package was stolen from his address on the 28800 block of Sterett Road.

An Oak Harbor man reported possible animal cruelty at a local address.

Papers were served to an address near Aspen Street in Reardan.

A caller said he was receiving threatening text messages and video messages from people in Olympia who were stating they would “come after him with homemade guns.”

May 19

Traffic stops: 8

A Lamont woman said a blue sedan with two dogs inside had been parked outside New Alliance Counseling in Davenport for over an hour.

A caller said her son broke into her storage shed to attempt to steal a car battery, install it in her vehicle and steal the vehicle.

A caller reported an erratically driven Ford F150 westbound on Highway 2 near Reardan that passed six cars at a time.

A disabled vehicle with a lost transmission was reported on Highway 2 at Riffe Road.

A Spokane Valley woman said a Toyota Tacoma was swerving across the center line on Highway 2.

May 20

Traffic stops: 4

A suspicious vehicle was reported on Highway 2 at Smart Road.

A caller from Lincoln Hospital reported a suspicious letter found at the hospital’s entrance.

A car crash was reported in Sprague.

Grant County dispatch workers said they were contacted by Okanogan County dispatch about an open 911 call on the 45700 block of Highway 174 with a man groaning in the background.

Multiple alarms were reported going off outside District Court.

A 77-year-old man continually passing out was reported.

A Davenport woman reported three dirt bikes speeding past her house on the 1100 block of Marshall Street.

A Graham man said he was backed into by another vehicle at the Spring Canyon Campground.

A Davenport woman said she witnessed a hit-and-run while on her work break in Reardan.

A caller said her son ran away.

An employee at the Chevron in Sprague said a woman had been bugging customers, digging through trash and lighting cigarettes next to gas pumps.

A deputy assisted with jump starting a car.

A Sprague man said a youth holding a bat threatened his sons.

An Almira woman said her car broke down on Highway 2 in front of the Wilbur Mini Mart.

A Davenport man reported a young man with a knee injury near Mill Canyon.

JAIL BOOKINGS

May 14

Tina Mildred Everheart, 56, Clarkston. Arrested by the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO) on a charge of driving under the influence.

Leslie Irene Horak, 37, Odessa. Arrested by LCSO on a charge of driving under the influence.

May 15

Crystal Lynn Enriquez, 41, Davenport. Originally arrested by LCSO on a charge of third-degree theft.

May 16

Jordanna Lynn Munson, 19, Elmer City. Arrested by LCSO on charges of an out-of-county felony, making a false statement to a public servant and driving without a license.

May 17

Anastasia E. Brandenburg, 18, Davenport. Arrested by LCSO on charges of second-degree theft, third-degree theft and second-degree identity theft.

Mark Ashley Hart, 58, Spokane. Arrested by Washington State Patrol on charges of third-degree driving with a suspended license, driving under the influence and an ignition interlock violation.

Zachary Lee Zittel, 36, Omak. Originally arrested by LCSO on a charge of driving under the influence.

May 18

Logan Mckenzie Hayes, 33, Electric City. Arrested by LCSO on a domestic violence court order violation.

DISTRICT COURT

Judge Dan B. Johnson

Traffic court-May 18

Juan Romero-Ortega, Medical Lake, second-degree negligent driving. Fined $559.

Eldon Ray Volking, Post Falls, speeding 12 mph over limit. Fined $165.

Karla Sliger, Wilbur, using electronic device while driving. Found not committed.

Helmer N. Hernandez, hometown not listed, speeding 19 mph over limit, driving without a license and operating a vehicle without insurance. Fined $526.

Kris Donald Hack, Davenport, speeding 5 mph over limit and operating a vehicle without insurance. Fined $304.

Humberto Hinojosa-Andrade, Wapato, speeding 15 mph over limit and operating a vehicle without insurance. Fined $355.

Qadreen Khon, hometown not listed, speeding 10 mph over limit amended to failure to sign registration. Fined $135.

Mohmed Dahir, hometown not listed, speeding 10 mph over limit amended to failure to sign registration. Fined $135.

Dylan Solan, hometown not listed, speeding 10 mph over limit amended to speeding 5 mph over limit. Fined $114.

Steven A. Peredo, hometown not listed, speeding amended to failure to renew expired registration. Fined $114.

Criminal court-May 18

Jordanna Lynn Munson, Elmer City, making a false statement to a public servant and driving without a license (dismissed). Sentenced to one day in jail with credit for one day served, a $250 fine and 12 months supervised probation.

Ryan J. Marley, Yakima, second-degree animal cruelty. Sentenced to 30 days in jail with credit for eight days served, 12 months supervised probation, 12 months unsupervised probation and a $500 fine.

Jessica Dorielle Sumner, hometown not listed, driving under the influence. Sentenced to 39 days in jail.

Patrick William Seidler, Spokane, failure to transfer title within 45 days (dismissed) and third-degree driving with a suspended license. Sentenced to one day in jail, eight hours of community service and 12 months supervised probation.

Crystal Lynn Enriquez, Davenport, third-degree theft. Sentenced to two days in jail.

SUPERIOR COURT

Lincoln County Clerk

Criminal court-May 16

Jeffrey S. Barkdull

Russell Darold Pick, who is charged with four counts of a protection order violation, won’t be able to undergo a mental evaluation at Eastern State Hospital for eight to 10 weeks. The next status hearing was set for May 30.

Ryan Jeffrey Marley, who was charged with first-degree animal cruelty, had his case dismissed after it was resolved in District Court.

MARRIAGE DISSOLUTIONS

Dissolutions involving persons living inside Lincoln County: James Walter Spencer and Brittany Rae Spencer.

Dissolutions involving persons living outside Lincoln County: 44

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Lincoln County Auditor

May 18

Myron Lee Krueger, 48, Sprague to Shannon Eileen Giefer, 44, Sprague.

Angela Nichole Meacham, 46, Seven Bays to Heather Marie Bare, 47, Seven Bays.

May 19

Martin Eugene Osborne, 76, Sprague to Emma Susan Osborne, 75, Sprague.

May 20

Joseph Robert Davenport, 41, Odessa to Elisa Lynn Velazquez, 38, Odessa.

May 21

Francisco Torres, 37, Odessa to Heaven Leigh Hicks, 36, Odessa.

May 22

Phillip Goodman Ogren, 37, Coulee Dam to Jessica Lynn Fitzhugh, 34, Coulee Dam.

Curtis Lewis Tanner, 33, Davenport to Chynna Brie Nibler, 33, Davenport.

PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS

Shannon Gwinn of Spokane gifted 314 Southeast Regent Avenue in Wilbur to Jamie Gwinn and Molly Utigard of Spokane.

Grand Vista, LLC in California sold 1660 Wild Life Lane East in Grand Coulee to Terry Coooper and Joanna Empic of Clinton for $90,500.

Alex Boe of Davenport sold 33000 Richardson Lane in Davenport to Nettie Dwor and Mark McLaughlin of Davenport for $89,000.

Michael and Jacqueline Stormo of Davenport sold 42020 Lakeview Road North in Deer Meadows to Teresa Cole of Liberty Lake for $85,000.

Craig and Valerie Wohlsein and Valerie Charland of Wilbur sold 420 Northeast North Avenue in Wilbur to Delores Sjostrom of Wilbur for $309,000.

Konstanin Martushev of Ford gifted 51550 Stone Ridge Trail East in Ford to Leonti and Kapitalina Tipikin of Ford.

Corrections

Jeff Nelson resigned only his position as head football coach at Odessa High School. The information was incorrectly reported in a front page story on the pending retirement of his wife, Jamie Nelson, in the May 18 edition of The Record-Times.

Andrew Schulz is not the first Reardan student to be elected state Future Farmers of America president. Local historian Kirk Carlson said Jim Peterson won the election in 1965. The information was incorrectly reported in a front page story in the May 18 edition of The Record-Times.