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.

Oct. 28

Traffic stops: 12

A 7-year-old boy said his mom was having trouble breathing.

An alarm going off at the Lincoln County Courthouse was reported.

A Davenport man said he saw people looking at his truck while at a dealership.

A wide-open front door with no one home was reported in Odessa.

An abandoned vehicle was reported in Odessa.

A possible driver under the influence was reported.

A possible puppy mill was reported in Odessa.

A minors-in-possession of alcohol party was reported on the 400 block of Spokane Street in Wilbur.

A caller said her brother on the 400 block of Chestnut Street in Almira was acting suspiciously.

A caller said she saw a fire burning two blocks north of her residence.

A man with a warrant for failure to appear was reported near Grand Coulee.

Oct. 29

Traffic stops: 15

A deputy response was requested at the trailer park in Sprague.

An abandoned vehicle was reported in Odessa.

A Lincoln man reported a trailer loading ramp in the roadway on Highway 231 at milepost 37.

A burglary alarm going off was reported at the Horizon Credit Union ATM in Davenport.

A Reardan man said he caught someone stealing from a car and was holding the suspect at gunpoint.

A phone was found on Fitness Lane in Davenport.

A caller said he and his friends could hear shooting at the house two doors down from them.

A Davenport man said he saw a man in a rocking chair being yelled at by a woman at the apartments by Phase II Hair Salon.

State Patrol said it received a report of cows loose on Highway 2.

A suspicious vehicle was reported on Old Sprague Highway Road between Sprague and Williams Lake Road.

Oct. 30

Traffic stops: 5

A motion alarm was reported going off at an area gym.

A Lincoln County Jail inmate was transported to Spokane County.

A possible driver under the influence was reported on the Spokane County border.

A caller requested that a deputy show up and “bring boom boom.”

A caller said his daughter and her mother left and went to a friend’s house in Sprague.

A burglary alarm was reported going off at Lincoln County Superior Court.

A 911 call from a broken cell phone reporting a dead battery in a vehicle was reported in the area of Harrington-Tokio Road.

A wallet was found on Rocklyn Road.

A welfare check was requested at a residence in Odessa.

A caller requested a welfare check on her 14-year-old son in Odessa she hadn’t heard from in five days.

A caller requested a police presence at a residence outside Reardan, where a man was being investigated on accusations of illegal trespassing.

A commercial burglary alarm was reported going off at the Horizon Credit Union ATM in Davenport.

Oct. 31

Traffic stops: 4

Suspicious activity was reported near the Avista substation in Davenport.

A civil dispute was reported in Odessa.

A Wilbur woman reported a stolen air conditioner on the 600 block of Cole Avenue.

A Davenport woman said her son was drinking and causing domestic issues.

A past burglary was reported on the 100 block of Elm Street in Reardan.

A citizen assist was reported in Reardan.

A Davenport woman said a neighboring apartment tenant was yelling in his apartment and outside in an alleyway.

A commercial burglary alarm was reported at the Horizon Credit Union ATM in Davenport for the third straight day, all of which were unfounded.

A town code violation was reported on Maple Street in Reardan.

A woman called 911 while parked alongside I-90.

A suspicious woman was reported at the Care and Share in Davenport.

A Davenport woman said her front left window exploded while driving down Teel Hill Road.

A possibly stolen blue Chevy with a tarp on top was reported.

A false report of a mass shooting at the gas station in Creston was made.

A caller who appeared to be slurring her words said she needed a ride to Pasco.

An Odessa man said a vehicle was parked at a deceased man’s residence near the 8990 block of Highway 21.

A caller reported a suspicious vehicle traveling down winter roads.

Nov. 1

Traffic stops: 6

A vehicle prowler was reported in Reardan.

A caller said she was having issues with a money transfer.

A suspicious person was reported at a campsite on Lake Roosevelt.

A caller reported an erratically driven Honda pushing cars off the road on Interstate 90 at milepost 251.

A Wilbur man said two of his vehicle’s windows were broken on the 32400 block of Crick Road.

A 74-year-old man that suffered a short fall was reported.

Nov. 2

Traffic stops: 2

A caller said a man was outside his house watching him.

A caller reported harassment from the man she has a parenting plan with.

A sexual assault was reported at Reardan High School.

A car fire was reported on Highway 28 at milepost 100.

A Wilbur man said someone slashed his tires while it was parked behind Doxie’s Diner.

Nov. 3

Traffic stops: 1

Davenport City Hall reported a bike in a bike rack at City Park that had been parked for four months.

A Lincoln County Jail inmate said he slipped and heard a loud snap in his knee while showering.

A Harrington man requested deputy assistance in retrieving a key from a former employee he told to leave a residence.

An Adult Protective Services referral was made in Odessa.

A caller said she locked her keys in her running car.

Papers were served to a man on the 39000 block of Petrie Lane north of Davenport.

Papers were served to a man in Davenport.

A caller said there was a van outside her window with a tripod aimed at her window.

A runaway 16-year-old boy was reported.

An Almira man said he was threatened by another man while picking up his son.

A caller said her daughter’s friends stole two pistols from her.

Nov. 4

Traffic stops: 3

A Wilbur woman said she found a dog that was hit by a car in town.

A caller said he was followed home by a man on his walk home from work.

JAIL BOOKINGS

Oct. 28

Tyler Duane Jones, 31, Coulee Dam. Arrested by the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO) on a charge of third-degree driving with a suspended license.

Solomon Shawn Kent, 23, Davenport. Arrested by LCSO on charges of driving under the influence and driving without a license.

Oct. 29

Russell Thomas Tulee, 36, Spokane. Arrested by LCSO on charges of second-degree driving with a suspended license and an ignition interlock violation.

Oct. 31

Timothy David Boda, 33, Davenport. Arrested by LCSO on a charge of second-degree assault.

Samantha Feliciti Scharf, 25, Spokane. Arrested by LCSO on charges of third-degree malicious mischief, possession of a stolen vehicle, second-degree livestock theft, second-degree possession of stolen property, possession of another’s ID and attempting to elude.

Nov. 4

Alexander Jeffrey Diviney, 22, Davenport. Originally arrested by LCSO on a charge of driving under the influence.

Kristina Marie Keys, 39, Harrington. Arrested by LCSO on charges of second-degree identity theft and third-degree defrauding a public utility.

Cody Alan Moore, 26, Post Falls. Arrested by LCSO on charges of obstructing law enforcement, falsely reporting an emergency, attempting to elude and an out-of-state felony warrant.

SUPERIOR COURT

Lincoln County Clerk

Criminal docket-Oct. 31

Nicholas Dale Kuest, who is charged with first-degree kidnapping and firearm theft, will plead his case in District Court.

MARRIAGE DISSOLUTIONS

Dissolutions involving persons living inside Lincoln County: 0

Dissolutions involving persons living outside Lincoln County: 38

PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS

PMG LLC in Harrington sold 207 West Willis Street in Harrington to Harrington Opera House Society in Harrington for $45,000.

Adrian Oversier, as Trustee of the Adrian Oversier Living Trust, sold 106 South Second Street in Odessa to Kelly and Sherry Watkins of Odessa for $50,000.