Court Report

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.

Monday, Sept. 2: Davenport ambulance personnel responded to the 200 block of Washington Street to assist a man suffering severe stomach pain.

Bow hunters were observed parked under a "no hunting" sign on property adjacent to Nemo Road off SR 28.

A caller reported someone in a Honda Civic drove on Coal Coulee Road and picked up metal pieces from the railroad property.

A Davenport woman said someone had just opened her car door, shut it and took off running in the vicinity of Marshall and Second streets.

The cleaning lady accidentally tripped a burglar alarm in the Odessa branch of Bank of America.

Tuesday, Sept. 3: No one was hurt as a result of a collision involving a Creston school bus and a truck pulling a horse trailer at the intersection of SR 2 and Miles Creston Road.

Deputies investigated a possible child abuse incident at an undisclosed location.

About $2,000 worth of tools were taken from a wagon parked near Gilliland Road in the Harrington area. Missing items included a diesel pump, battery operated grease gun and a tool box loaded with tools.

Davenport ambulance personnel responded to the 700 block of Maxwell Street to assist a 23-year-old woman bleeding through a feeding tube.

A verbal altercation occurred outside the courtroom between two women who were parties in a matter being heard in the Superior Court.

Two vehicles collided on SR 2 near Bennett Road, blocking traffic for a time. According to reports, one of the drivers made statements that she was attempting to kill herself.

A deputy's response was requested by personnel at Davenport Family Foods after a customer had "said odd things."

An employee at The Viking in Sprague described a suspicious call he had received at work that included advice to "watch himself and his family."

A woman spent the night in the sheriff's office lobby after deputies responded to an alleged fight between her and another man at the Davenport Subway restaurant.

A Reardan girl was suspended from school for 10 days after she was found in possession of tobacco.

Wednesday, Sept. 4: Deputies investigated an allegation that a judge's signature on a court paper had been forged.

After a skateboard was reported stolen from a residence on North 3rd in Almira, it was recovered.

A man expressed concern about possible identity theft after receiving a collection notice from a satellite TV company he had never been involved with.

A deputy advised a woman not to use foul language around young people gathered in the Davenport skate park.

At least one occupant of a vehicle involved in a rollover collision on SR 2 about five miles east of SR 21 was transported by ambulance to a hospital.

Wilbur ambulance personnel assisted a sixth grade student in need of oxygen while at school.

Thursday, Sept. 5: Deputies worked Davenport city code violations reported in the 1000 block of Adams Street and the 1000 block of Thirteenth.

Wilbur ambulance personnel assisted a 16-year-old boy who lost consciousness and experienced shallow breathing after apparently consuming four pills from a bottle with Chinese writing. The boy complained of being tired, feeling heavy and sweating all over his body, including his hands.

Odessa Police and a deputy responded to a possible assault involving a woman and a man at a local bar.

Odessa Police responded to an animal problem at the school.

Friday, Sept. 6: Railroad crossing arms were reported down and flashing at Sunset Highway and Level Road.

A building housing an antique store in the 200 block of West 1st in Sprague collapsed, leaving glass all over the roadway.

A battery, four chains and four binders (belonging to AgLink, Inc., in Reardan) were reported taken from a farm truck parked at the Egypt elevator.

A Lakeview Terrace resident requested deputy assistance with her 11-year-old daughter she described as "out-of-control."

Ambulance and MedStar personnel assisted a 14-year-old girl after she fell, lost consciousness and began vomiting while inside the Wilbur High School gym.

Odessa ambulance personnel transported a man feeling "very woozy and very weak" from the 500 block of South Birch Street to Odessa Memorial Hospital.

Saturday, Sept. 7: A deputy responded property along Mielke Road south of Davenport after receiving a report of a possible altercation involving two men.

After it was reported stolen, a car was returned to a Wilbur resident.

Noting she was too weak to get up, Davenport ambulance personnel transported an 84-year-old woman from the 500 block of Maxwell Street to Lincoln Hospital.

Dispatchers learned that a man dressed in black and walking down the middle of Mielke Road almost was struck by a vehicle.

A Davenport caller complained of noise coming from a loud party at a Northridge Road residence. An unrelated but similar complaint involving loud music was phoned in from the 100 block of East Railroad in Reardan.

A Reardan man told dispatchers that his vehicle had been backed into while parked near the local post office.

Sunday, Sept. 8: Sprague firefighters determined that a vehicle reported ablaze on I-90 actually had overheated.

Harrington ambulance personnel responded to the 300 block of South First Street where a man may have suffered a stroke.

A dispute between a man and woman in the 900 block of Adams Street in Davenport turned into an assault, with the man placed into custody.

A woman reported that a well on vacation property along Sharptail Lane in the Davenport area had been damaged, possibly as a result of construction.

An Almira woman reported her 27-year-old daughter was depressed and displayed irrational behavior while possibly "coming off the influence of an unknown substance."

Deputies looked for a man dressed in white, wearing a white baseball cap, who was reportedly seen walking through residential yards in Creston and shining a flashlight into vehicles.

JAIL BOOKINGS

Sept. 4: Charles W. Walrath, 28, Nine Mile Falls, arrested by Lincoln County Sheriff's Office (LCSO) for first-degree malicious mischief, residential burglary (two counts), second-degree theft (two counts) and bail-jumping.

Marcus A. Nolan, 22, Chaney, arrested by LCSO for failing to appear for possession of narcotics.

Quinn N. Whitten, 32, Spokane, arrested by LCSO for residential burglary and theft of a firearm.

Sept. 5: Grover D. Fye, 30, Sumner, Wash., arrested on an out-of-county warrant.

Sept. 6: Kenneth L. Grunert, 44, Liberty Lake, confined by the court for driving while under the influence.

Sept. 7: Kimberly C. Hardy, 43, Spokane, arrested by LCSO for driving while license suspended.

Sean M. Hurley, 34, Airway Heights, held under contract with City of Airway Heights.

Sept. 8: Dylan M. Borden, 29, Davenport, arrested by LCSO for fourth-degree assault (domestic violence).

Held under contract with Washington State Department of Corrections - Sept. 3: Daphne R. Wilson, 45, Spokane; James D. Roberson, 41, Spokane. Sept. 4: Kenneth D. Runkle, 51, Spokane; James W. Zubaugh, 24, Chattaroy; Tony M. Clark, 32, Spokane; Jason M. Doyle, 34, Spokane. Sept. 5: Tyler B. Morlan, 21, Spokane; Jonathan J. Hancock, 26, Spokane; Linda J. Feller, 64, Spokane; Mason C. Poole, 20, Spokane; Charles R. Morgan, 30, Spokane. Sept. 9: Jerami W. Jones, 34, Otis Orchards; Johnna D. Smith, 24, Spokane.

SUPERIOR COURT

John F. Strohmaier, Judge

Criminal Sentencing

Tracy Lamont Walston, 52, Reardan, pleaded guilty Aug. 27 to unlawful use of a building for drug purposes (amended through plea negotiations from distributing controlled substances to a minor) in connection with an April 12 incident. His sentence included five days jail (credited as served), $800 court costs and the forfeiture of all drugs and paraphernalia. He also was prohibited from having any firearms.

Civil Judgment

David Arnold Reinbold, of Davenport, must pay $399.08 in worker's compensation taxes owed to the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries.

New Criminal Case

Kiernan Reese Chrisman, 19, Creston, is charged with first-degree rape of a child in connection with incidents alleged to have occurred between October and November 2011 involving a girl who was four years of age at the time.

DISTRICT COURT

Joshua F. Grant, Judge

Steven Daniel Roger, Reardan, protection order violation, pleaded guilty, 2 days jail (credited as served), $343 court assessments, 12 months supervised probation.

Nathan Alan Merrill, Grand Coulee, driving while under the influence, amended to reckless driving, pleaded guilty, 1 day jail, $943 court assessments, 12 months supervised and 12 months unsupervised probation, ignition interlock, chemical dependency evaluation and treatment, DUI victims' panel.

Matthew Corey Alwine, Belgrade, Mont., carry concealed pistol without permit, amended to not carrying concealed weapons permit on person, fined $150 plus $150 attorney fees.

Brandon Lee Stearns, Davenport, driving while license suspended, pleaded guilty, $830.60 court assessments, 12 months supervised and 12 months unsupervised probation.

Heather Lee Marchand, Reardan, driving while license suspended, pleaded guilty, $293 court assessments, 12 months supervised probation.

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Lincoln County Auditor's Office

Victoria Lynne Short, 20, and Luke Paul Sconce, 20, both of Almira.

Evan Thomas Jones, 25, and Ashleigh Ristine Swanger, 23, both of Wilbur.

MARRIAGE DISSOLUTIONS

Lincoln County Clerk's Office

New filings: 5 involving persons living outside Lincoln County.

Petitions for legal separation: 1 involving persons living outside Lincoln County.

PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS

Lincoln County Treasurer's Office

Jillayne A. Knight, Poulsbo, Wash., to Leonard J. Knight, Bremerton, Tract A-7-B, Roosevelt Hill Short Plat and 1985 28x40 mobile home; Tract A-15 Orchards Heights (Sec. 11, T28N, R31E), Grand Coulee, $0.

J. D. Blakley and Doris A. Blakley (co-trustees, Financial Planning Concepts, Inc., Profit Sharing Plan), Enumclaw, Wash., to Brian M. Almond and Rachel Almond, Kennewick, Lot 4, Hanson Harbor Subdivision, $85,000.

Charles T. Jones and Mary Jo Jones (trustees, Charles T. Jones and Mary Jo Jones Revocable Trust), Cheney, to Robert McNutt and Laura McNutt, Cheney, Lot 37, Blk. 2, Deer Meadow Tracts Plat No. 3, $25,000.

Estate of James F. Ripley, Sr. (Gertrude A. Ripley, personal representative), Wenatchee, to Gertrude ("Trudi") A. Ripley, Waterville, Lot 12, Blk. 1, Airport Addition to Seven Bays, subject to easement, $0.

JP Morgan Chase Bank, San Diego, Calif., to U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Santa Ana, Calif., Lot 3, Blk.13, Timmon's Addition to Town of Davenport, $51,162.44.

Mark R. Smith, Ritzville, to Rocky Coulee Brewing Co. LLC, Odessa, Lot 5, Blk. 9, Trantum and Schoonover's Addition to Town of Odessa, $2,500.

R-Six Farms, LLC, Kennewick, to R-FOUR Farms LLC, Kennewick, portion of Sec. 3, T21N, R38E, portion of Secs. 27, 34 and 35, T22N, R38E; and portion of Secs. 25, 35, 36, T21N, R37E, $0.

H. Marie Estes (personal representative, estate of Robert O. Estes), Wilbur, to H. Marie Estes, Wilbur, Lots 7-12, and portion of Lot 13, Blk. 18 and west 10 feet of Raymond St., Hays Addition, Town of Wilbur, and Lot 2, Lakeview Subdivision (Sec. 17, T28N, R33E) and Lot 1, Blk. 2, Lakeview Subdivision (Sec. 17, T28N, R33E), $0.

Jane L. Schoolcraft, Spokane Valley, to Frank and Kristine E. Stedman, Wilbur, Lots 13-16, Blk. 111, Railroad Addition, Wilbur, gift.