Cops and Courts--June 9 issue

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 30

Traffic stops: 20

A caller reported a deer stuck in a fence on Highway 28 at milepost 128.

A caller reported a vehicle off the roadway on Highway 231 at milepost 36.

An Odessa woman said her 13-year-old son ran away from home after an argument.

A Wilbur woman said youths were prank calling the Billy Burger, threatening to burn the building down and saying dirty things to the employees.

A Colville man requested a welfare check on his brother and sister-in-law while sounding very confused.

A power outage momentarily knocked out the phone lines at the Sheriff’s Office, causing all 911 calls to be rerouted to Stevens County.

A caller requested assistance after locking his keys inside his car on the 700 block of North Main Street in Davenport.

A suspicious, unoccupied vehicle was reported at the Creston storage units on the west end of town.

May 31

Traffic stops: 11

A one-vehicle rollover crash was reported on Highway 2 near Oehlwein Road outside Davenport.

A jail inmate was transported from Lincoln County to Spokane to get on a prison shuttle.

A Public Works employee reported an abandoned vehicle on Little Falls Road just off the Highway 231 intersection north of Reardan.

A woman said the owner of the Sprague Motel charged her after she moved out of her room.

Alliance Counseling in Davenport asked that a local man be picked up from his house and taken to the hospital, as he was intoxicated and a “mean drunk.”

A problem with a youth was reported at Reardan High School.

A caller said his dog locked his keys in his car.

A possible sudden death was reported when a caller said he found a man he delivers groceries to inside his apartment not breathing.

An unoccupied vehicle was reported at the intersection of Highway 231 and Bowie Road north of Reardan.

June 1

Traffic stops: 10

A Davenport woman reported a tribal print blanket that appeared to have a person laying under it on Highway 2 across from Jahn Farms.

A caller said she let a man borrow her tractor and he wouldn’t give it back.

An Edwall woman said someone stole her sister’s pregnant yak.

A Wilbur woman reported a 50-year-old man having breathing issues.

A caller reported a suspicious man in a black shirt on Highway 2 toward Creston.

June 2

Traffic stops: 17

A Reardan man requested information on laws and regulations surrounding what types of guns he could mount on a gun rack in his vehicle.

A Davenport woman said someone left a lawn mower in front of their house.

A caller said he was having an ongoing dispute with his neighbor, who kept parking their car in front of his garage door.

A caller from Wilbur Mini Mart said a driver hit the side of the building, breaking a camera and sign.

A caller said his boat ran out of gas and wouldn’t start while he was fishing on Lake Roosevelt.

A one-vehicle rollover crash was reported near Lake Roosevelt.

A Davenport woman reported a 40-year-old female that uses meth had passed out.

A front gate alarm was reported going off at Buddy Boy Farms near Devil’s Gap.

June 3

Traffic stops: 24

A caller reported three cows in the roadway on Highway 2 at milepost 244.

A caller reported a white tractor and trailer being driven erratically near Highway 174.

A caller said a man was outside her front door threatening her.

A caller said his neighbors were recording him from their property.

A Lincoln woman said she received a text from an unknown number telling her that her grass looked green, and her water pump was running.

A Davenport man said a man came onto his Porcupine Bay property, got into an argument with him and told him he was “packing heat.”

A Reardan man said a man in a car he was checking on stuck his tongue out at him and flipped him off.

June 4

Traffic stops: 57

A Davenport man reported a blue van parked in a field across from Bluestem Road a mile east of Highway 28.

A caller said his parental visits with his son were being denied by his ex-wife.

A caller said someone kept calling him from Wilbur and harassing him.

A man with a flat tire was contacted by a deputy but told the officer that two deputies had already checked on him.

A Grand Coulee man requested help getting his vehicle back from a man he loaned it to in Almira.

A suspicious person was reported at Broadway and Central in Reardan.

A caller from SpeedTrap Tap House in Reardan said a man that was refused service for being intoxicated got into his car parked under a billboard by the library.

A caller reported a pickup truck speeding and making bad passes westbound on Highway 2 from milepost 247.

A caller said her son and nephew were at a friend’s house and she saw the friend’s dad slap him, kick a door, shut his hand in a door and push him down.

A possible driver under the influence was reported on Highway 2 westbound from Highway 25.

A Sprague woman reported someone lighting off fireworks.

JAIL BOOKINGS

May 31

Toney Jackson, 64, Spokane. Department of Corrections detainer.

June 2

Cena Kay Daniels, 57, hometown not listed. Out-of-county misdemeanor.

Tyson Jerred Heath, 32, Spokane. Arrested by the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO) on a charge of fourth-degree assault.

June 3

Peter Vern Hicks, 51, Burlington. Arrested by LCSO on a charge of driving under the influence.

DISTRICT COURT

Judge Dan B. Johnson

Traffic court-June 2

Debra L. Nelson, Ephrata, speeding 18 mph over limit and operating a vehicle without insurance. $349 fine.

Megan M. Henderson, Moses Lake, operating a vehicle without insurance. $290 fine.

Aaron J. Koski, Ephrata, speeding five mph over limit, marijuana in motor vehicle and failure to wear a seat belt. $357 fine.

Kathi L. Smith, Spokane Valley, failure to renew expired tabs, failure to initially obtain a Washington driver’s license and failure to register vehicle. $509 fine.

Kevin D. Coler, Medical Lake, failure to renew expired tabs. $140 fine.

Stephanie L. Kingery, Ephrata, speeding 15 mph over limit and operating a vehicle without insurance. $308 fine.

Travis H. McClain, Elmer City, illegal use of studded tires. $110 fine.

L. Campbell-Timentwa, Omak, failure to renew expired tabs, operating a vehicle without a valid I.D. and operating a vehicle without insurance. $520 fine.

Dawn E. Ensor, Davenport, failure to renew expired tabs. $140 fine.

Randall J. Fila, Davenport, illegal use of studded tires and operating a vehicle without insurance. $164 fine.

Aaron J. Greif, Spokane, failure to renew expired tabs. $140 fine.

Kelly R. Akin, Airway Heights, speeding 15 mph over limit and operating a vehicle without insurance. $359 fine.

Other court business

Tyson Jerred Heath of Spokane was given five days in jail with credit for two days served and a $300 fine for assault/domestic violence.

SUPERIOR COURT

Lincoln County Clerk

Criminal docket-May 31

Michelle L. Hopkins, who is charged with 25 counts of possession of depictions of minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct, had a motion in limine hearing continued to June 14. Her trial date of June 29 remains intact.

Cody James Magruder, who is charged with possession of a stolen vehicle, theft of a motor vehicle, first-degree theft, two counts of second-degree vehicle prowling and second-degree malicious mischief, had his trial reset to July 6 by the court.

Ryan Jeffrey Marley, who is charged with first-degree animal cruelty involving engaging in sexual conduct, entered a not-guilty plea. A readiness hearing was set for Aug. 2 and a jury trial was set for Aug. 24.

Ernest Keith Young Jr., who is charged with third-degree assault of a law enforcement officer, fourth-degree assault and interfering with domestic violence reporting, entered a not-guilty plea. A readiness hearing was set for June 21 and a jury trial was set for July 13. The state requested a

no-contact order, but the victim didn’t want one issued. A hearing for a motion to amend the no-contact order and release conditions was set for June 7.

Damion M. Pegram, who is charged with third-degree assault of a law enforcement officer, third-degree assault of a health care worker and second-degree unlawful firearm possession, entered a not-guilty plea. A readiness hearing was set for June 21 and a jury trial was set for July 13. Bail remained set at $100,000.

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Lincoln County Auditor

June 29

Cathy Elizabeth Peirolo, 81, Waterville to Roger M. Williams, 81, Chelan.

June 3

Luke A. Abernathy, 18, Davenport to Sylvia Lynn Wilson, 18, Davenport.

PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS

Sale of 39677 Vantage Point N in Davenport from James F. Starr of Seven Bays to Stephen Czerwonka and Tina Tatom for $75,000.

Sale of property in Reardan from Chartwell Homes Inc. of Airway Heights to Paul C. Nelson and Teri D. Nelson of Reardan.

Sale of three parcels from Jon F. Freeze and Jill Freeze of Davenport to Johnny J. Harden and Heidi A Harden of Davenport.

Sale of one parcel from Bryce Bergren and Melissa Bergren of Kittitas to Alex I. Galbraith and Jenifer L. Galbraith of Ellensburg for $15,000.

Transfer of property in Sprague from Lee Barker and Georgia Barker of Sprague to Georgia Barker and Lee Barker of Sprague.

Sale of one parcel from Lee R. McGuire and Kerri R. McGuire of Davenport to McCowan LLC of Davenport for $37,500.

Sale of 316 Washington St. in Davenport from Chad Everett Shaver and Dawn Marie Shaver of Davenport to Jordan Crane for $94,800.