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 (LCSO) does not release names of individuals who report possible criminal or suspicious activities to dispatchers or alleged victims for this column.

DISPATCH LOG

Feb. 17

Traffic Stops: 7

2:59 p.m. – A Davenport Safeway employee called to report 3 juveniles for theft. The store doesn’t want to press theft charges but wants the juveniles trespassed from the store.

3:50 p.m. – A resident came to the Sheriff’s Office to make a report about being attacked by a small white dog while walking on 11th St.

4:02 p.m.- A resident called to ask for a status of a motor home that has been parked near the elevators on Waukon Rd. The owner is attempting to have the vehicle towed.

5:05 p.m. – A woman called to report one of her classmates walking on Sunset Highway in shorts and sandals and she is concerned for him. The responding deputy was unable to locate anyone.

6:19 p.m. – Harassment over a missing cat was reported.

9:43 p.m. – A woman called to ask for an ambulance due to having fallen in the shower hours ago. The ambulance arrived and helped the woman up off the floor.

Feb. 18

Traffic Stops: 9

1:21 p.m. – A vehicle on the side of the road was reported as suspicious. Responding deputy was advised they were out of fuel and had already been in contact with the WSP.

1:55 p.m. – A woman called about a box she didn’t order that had arrived at her house. She said a gentleman called her about it but could not provide any verification. The gentleman was a census worker and the box was a Census packet.

2:31 p.m. – A property dispute was reported. Deputy advised it was a civil matter.

6:19 p.m. – A motorist called to report a couch in the middle of the roadway on SR 25 in front of the Apostolic church.

6:29 p.m. – A caller reported someone had placed white crosses with red liquid poured on them in the snow next to the road.

Feb. 19

Traffic Stops: 3

8:20 a.m. – An alarm company called to report an alarm going off at Davenport Exxon Station. Attempted to call, no answer. No signs of forced entry.

10:16 a.m. – A property dispute was reported.

6:00 p.m. – A man called to report he thinks his father is being scammed after receiving phone calls saying he has won a vehicle.

Feb. 20

Traffic Stops: 3

1:39 p.m. – A fifth wheel trailer full of trash was abandoned near the grange hall on Waukon Rd.

9:01 p.m. – An Odessa caller reported his neighbor is playing music too loud.

Feb. 21

Traffic Stops: 13

12:22 p.m. – A woman contacted deputies to report that she was being threatened by someone who she recently defeated in court. She was advised to obtain a restraining order.

Feb. 22

Traffic Stops: 14

1:27 a.m. – A woman called to report she saw 2 to 3 people creeping around outside her home.

9:18 a.m. – A dispute arose during a custody exchange at the Sheriff’s office because the receiving parent didn’t have an umbrella.

Feb. 23

Traffic Stops: 7

1:28 p.m. – A resident called to report 3 dogs on her property chasing her chickens. All chickens are accounted for except one. This is the second time these same dogs have been on her property and chased her chickens.

5:04 p.m. – A passing motorist called to report seeing fire and sparks at the Rocklyn substation. Responding units were unable to locate any fire or sparks.

5:13 p.m. – A resident called to report that a German Shepard and a Saint Bernard were on his property and killed his sheep. He doesn’t know who the dogs belong to and will post a picture on social media in an attempt to locate the owners.

7:20 p.m. – A man called to report that his girlfriend left after a fight a couple of days ago and she is on her way home even though he doesn’t want her there.

8:27 p.m. – A motorist called to report a possible DUI. The vehicle was located in Davenport and the driver stated he was having trouble seeing in the fog and did not appear intoxicated.

JAIL BOOKINGS

Feb. 16

Christopher Pleas of Moses Lake, DUI

DISTRICT COURT

Judge Dan B. Johnson

State of Washington Vs. Jerry Hammons, Motion and order to amend charge of speeding 8 mph over the limit, and accepting the defendant’s plea of committed, and fixing the penalty. Imposed fine $135.

State of Washington Vs. Steven Kinley, Motion and order to amend infraction charge to expired tabs, finding committed and imposing penalty. Fined $281.

State of Washington Vs. Dymos Marks, Motion and order to amend infraction charge to expired tabs, finding committed and imposing a penalty of $114.

Tywone Robinson Jr., Driving with license suspended-3rd, Sentence is suspended for 1 year on the following conditions: Serve a total of 90 days in jail with 90 days suspended and fined $1,000 with $700 suspended. Fined an additional $43 for a criminal conviction fee.

State of Washington Vs. Rodrigo Valle, Motion and order for dismissal.

Kelly James Riedinger, Otis Orchards, Speeding 29 mph over the limit. Fined $227.

Renee Knapp, Moses Lake, Failure to obey traffic control device, Mitigated. Fined $125. Therese Mwadi Nawek, Bellevue, Speeding 20 mph over the limit. Mitigated. Fined $176. Jeremy David Allbee, Colville. Speeding through construction zone 31-35 mph over the limit. Fined $300.

Joseph Isaiah Brooks, Nine Mile Falls, Speeding through construction zone 21-25 mph over the limit. Fined $275.

Kristina Ann Hansen, Odessa, Speeding 14 mph over the limit. Mitigated. Fined $135.

Fredy Velasco Ortega, Spokane Valley, Failure to renew expired registration > 2 months. Fined $140. N vol with ID, fined $140. Mitigated.

Robert Zaine Visco, Spokane Valley, Driving with wheels off roadway. Fined $145.

Jeremiah Robert Thompson, Wilbur, Speeding 8 mph over the limit. Fined $135. Contested.

Ricardo Minero, Tacoma, Speeding 31 mph over the limit. Fined $319. Contested.

Wyle James Tintera, La Center, Speeding through a construction zone 16-20 mph over the limit. Fined $363. Contested.

Alan David Ward, Malaga, Speeding through a construction zone 16-20 mph over the limit. Contested.

Jenni Lee Child, Wilbur, Speeding too fast for conditions, Fined $196. Contested.

Ivan Zvonar, Seattle, Speeding through a construction zone 26-30 mph over the limit. Fined $568. Contested.

Amanda Ann Baird, Grand Coulee, N Vol with ID, Fined $140. Operating motor vehicle without insurance, Fined $190. Mitigated.

Kirill A. Rudnev, Nine Mile Falls, Failure to renew expired registration >2 months. Fined $150. Operating motor vehicle without insurance. Fined $290. Mitigated.

Koren Aleksandr, Spokane Valley, Speeding 24 mph over the limit. Fined $196. Mitigated.

Peter Rosman, Improper use of spotlights/aux, Fined $145. Operating motor vehicle without insurance, Dismissed. Contested.

State of Washington Vs. Dustin Welty, Motion and order to amend the charge of speeding 9 mph over the limit to accepting the plea of committed and fixing the penalty of $135.

State of Washington Vs. Vasyl Mahurchak, Motion and order to amend the infraction charge to expired tabs, finding committed and imposing the penalty of $114.

State of Washington Vs. Jerry Hammons, Motion and order to amend the charge of speeding 8 mph over the limit, finding committed and imposing the penalty of $135.

SUPERIOR COURT

Superior Court Docket

Lincoln County Clerk

Civil/Domestic Docket

Thursday, Feb. 20- 10 a.m.

Marissa Lynn Comack Vs. Amanda Lynn Dinwiddie, Protection order

Friday, Feb. 21- 1 p.m.

Hope Rayann Lengvenis Vs. Taylor L Throop, Protection order

Hope Rayann Lengvenis Vs. Taylor L Throop, Protection order for a temporary protection order and parenting plan

Civil/Domestic Docket

Tuesday, Feb. 25- 9:30 a.m.

Curtis James Bockman Vs. Kathleen Elaine Bockman, Motion hearing

State of Washington Vs. Emilio Perez, Contempt hearing (review)

Dean Joseph Thompson Vs. Lisa Jodene Thompson, Motion hearing - Attorney fees; trial continuance

Leslie M. Slater Vs. Bobby Kenneth Slater, Motion hearing to shorten time for temporary orders

Criminal Docket - 10:30 a.m.

State of Washington Vs.Shannon Davette Awtrey, Readiness hearing

State of Washington Vs. Delila Ellen Reid, Readiness hearing

State of Washington Vs. Wesley Rollon Brown, Readiness hearing

State of Washington Vs. Jose Rafael Medina Lomeli, Readiness hearing

State of Washington Vs.Kira Esmerelda Oregon Hernandez, Arraignment

State of Washington Vs. Dathan Spurgeon Miller, Arraignment

Superior Court Judgement Report

Lincoln County Clerk

Feb. 14

Jason Lawson and Alicia Lawson, Domestic, Updated

Feb. 18

State of Washington, Department of Revenue Vs. Eric M. Baarstad, Tax warrant, Updated

State of Washington, Department of Revenue Vs. Eric M. Baarstad, Tax warrant, Updated

In Re the Parentage of Aurora Borden, Tax warrant, Updated

CPM Development CORPet al Vs. JR Massie & CO LLC et al, Genera recovery, Updated

William Kincaid and Shelley Kincaid, Domestic, Added

Erin Wynn and Garrick Wynn, Domestic, Added

Aaron Campbell and Truly Campbell, Domestic, Added

Feb. 20

Sandra Bolstad and Vernon Bolstad, Domestic, Added

MARRIAGE DISSOLUTIONS

The Lincoln County Superior Court office does not include the names of the individuals within the county who file for divorce, only the filing party.

Dissolutions involving persons living inside Lincoln County: 1

Dissolutions involving persons living outside Lincoln County: 30

PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS

Robert and Teri McClure to R & D Heritage Properties LLC, Lot 1 Block 19 Original town of Davenport. $15,000

JJ’s Land & Livestock Northwest LLC to Brandon and Kellsey Ells, 1003 Seven Bays Rd. $362,500

Luke Rosman to Grady Houger, lots 7, 8, and 9 Block 9 Anderson’s Addition to the town of Creston, $26,999

J Rivera to John and Jane Rivera, 44603 State Route 21 North, Quit Claim