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.

Dec. 17

Traffic stops: 11

A commercial burglary alarm was reported going off on the 1100 block of Morgan Street in Davenport.

An abandoned car blocking the turn lane was reported at Highway 2 and Waukon Road.

A Davenport man reported loose horses on the 13100 block of Bly Road.

A Davenport woman reported loose cows at the Omans grain elevator.

A Wilbur dollar store employee reported a hit-and-run in the store parking lot.

A caller reported stolen trees.

A caller said her neighbor’s dogs were coming onto her property and attacking her dogs.

A Davenport woman reported assault in Odessa.

A caller said he was following a possible driver under the influence westbound into Davenport.

A Davenport man said a Chevy had been parked at the gravel pit near the intersection of Cottonwood Creek and Seven Mile Roads for an hour.

Dec. 18

Traffic stops: 10

A Davenport woman said a court order was violated.

A Grand Coulee Police officer said his girlfriend told him she saw a drunk driver westbound on Highway 2 at Bennett Road.

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

A caller said someone was bullying his kids at school in Wilbur.

A suspicious vehicle was reported parked in front of the library in Reardan.

A Davenport woman said a truck was parked on her property without permission off Washington Street.

A caller said a sedan drove partway up his driveway, then turned around and left multiple times.

A one-vehicle rollover crash was reported on Highway 174 at milepost 31.

Dec. 19

Traffic stops: 16

A motion sensor alarm was reported on the 32800 block of Rays Place northeast of Davenport.

A Grand Coulee woman said her ex-boyfriend was texting her that he was going to kill her.

A Lincoln County Jail inmate was transported to Wellpinit for a doctor’s appointment.

Papers were served to a woman on the 300 block of Second Street in Sprague.

A caller said an 83-year-old man fell and hit his head in Odessa.

An Almira man said people he had never seen before were sitting at a table in the town park under a tree and appeared to be exchanging gifts.

An RSO check was performed on Crescent Road north of Reardan.

A caller reported a suspicious vehicle on her property.

A Davenport man said he and his 15-year-old son were verbally fighting.

A Creston woman said she got a phone call from a man whom she had a no-contact order against.

A medical alert was reported on the 700 block of First Street in Davenport.

Dec. 20

Traffic stops: 10

A Reardan man reported a minivan off the roadway on Highway 2 just east of Bennett Road.

A caller said a driver was passing cars and pushing cars off the road westbound on Highway 2 west of Reardan.

A caller reported a suspicious vehicle driving around his property and was concerned they were shooting coyotes near Ringwood and Gaffney Roads north of Sprague.

A caller said another man was trespassing on his property.

An Odessa woman said a local man killed his family dog on the 300 block of Marjorie Avenue. A Winthrop man said 16 cattle were taken and butchered without a bill of sale in Odessa.

A deputy assisted a man in changing a flat tire on Highway 2 at milepost 259.

A Wilbur woman said her boyfriend hadn’t returned home for a couple hours near May Avenue and Milmont Street.

An open air 911 call came from the 37400 block of Sherman Draw Road outside Wilbur.

Dec. 21

Traffic stops: 19

A caller said the trash can appeared to be burned in the men’s bathroom next to Subway in Davenport.

A caller said a dead dog had been by the side of the road for two days.

A Grand Coulee man said a man had been trespassed from the Lakeview Terrace trailers.

Dec. 22

Traffic stops: 12

A Lincoln man said he and his neighbors had their mailboxes ransacked the previous night at Redwine and Valley View Roads.

A cow standing in the road was reported on Highway 2 10 miles east of Creston.

A Spokane Tribal Police said two people with warrants for their arrest were allegedly hiding out at a trailer park in Davenport.

A Harrington man reported a jeep driving all over the road on Highway 2 at milepost 252.

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

Papers were served to a person in Odessa.

JAIL BOOKINGS

Dec. 21

Floyd Marshal Gendron, 42, Spokane. Arrested by the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office for an ignition interlock violation.

SUPERIOR COURT

Lincoln County Clerk

Criminal docket-Dec. 19

Damion M. Pegram, who is charged with third-degree assault of a law enforcement officer, third-degree assault of a healthcare worker and second-degree unlawful possession of a firearm, entered a not-guilty plea. Bail was set at $100,000. A jury trial was set for Jan. 17.

Dylan Ian Moses Doughty was convicted of second-degree unlawful possession of a firearm and was sentenced to two months in jail with credit for two months served. In a separate juvenile case, Doughty was convicted of fourth-degree assault/domestic violence and cyber harassment and was sentenced to 15 days in detention with credit for 15 days served.

Jesse Paul Bohn pleaded guilty to an amended charge of fourth-degree assault and was fined $43.

He was also sentenced to 364 days in jail with all days suspended and fined $5,000 with all $5,000 suspended.

Tulsa Edgar Allen Hill, who is charged with second-degree burglary, second-degree theft and second-degree malicious mischief, entered a not-guilty plea. Bail was reduced to $5,000. A readiness hearing was set for Jan. 9 and a jury trial was set for Feb. 7.

Vincent M. Stevens, who is charged with driving under the influence and attempting to elude a police vehicle, had a jury trial set for March 13.

Harley Lance Burns, who is charged with second-degree unlawful possession of a firearm and fourth-degree assault, waived his right to a speedy trial. A readiness hearing was set for Feb. 20 and a jury trial was set for March 13.