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

April 20

Traffic stops: 8

7:48 a.m. — Motor vehicle theft. (Details redacted.)

9:03 a.m. — Fraud. (Details redacted.)

9:06 a.m. — Death investigation. (Details redacted.)

10:14 a.m. — Medical. A 32-year-old male was reported with a possible alcohol overdose in a motel room; he was located and transported to Lincoln Hospital.

11:21 a.m. — Animal problem. A black pitbull was reported trying to attack a woman on her property; the dog was scared off with a pitchfork and the area was checked with negative results.

11:32 a.m. — Suspicious circumstances. Wilbur school staff reported a confused elderly man who showed up looking lost and hungry; he was trespassed from the school.

12:24 p.m. — Civil situation. A civil standby was conducted in Creston for property retrieval.

12:28 p.m. — Suspicious circumstances. A 911 hang-up from Davenport Elementary School was investigated and determined to be a spoofed call.

12:46 p.m. — Suspicious circumstances. A woman reported hearing screams of “help” near Tedrick Lane and Rock Rose Lane; it was determined to be a woman yelling at her dogs.

April 21

Traffic stops: 6

7:13 a.m. — Civil situation. A property owner reported theft of cattle panels from a leased corral on Boyle Road north of Davenport; both parties claimed ownership and the matter was referred to civil court.

11:15 a.m. — Agency assist. (Details redacted.)

1:18 p.m. — Juvenile problem. A mother reported her 14-year-old throwing a fit, breaking items and threatening to run away and use drugs; a deputy spoke with the juvenile and the mother was advised of at-risk youth options.

1:57 p.m. — Trespassing. A family reported barbed wire cut from a fence and tracks around barns at their cabin property on Boyle Road; nothing appeared missing and game cameras were planned.

4:40 p.m. — Traffic offense. Vehicles attending a school event were reported blocking a driveway in Wilbur; the area was cleared.

April 22

Traffic stops: 7

7:44 a.m. — Juvenile problem. The principal of Wilbur school reported a freshman suspected of drinking on the bus who refused a backpack search and ran off; the student was located later and the possible consumption of alcohol and running from the school will be handled by Wilbur School. No crime for LCSO.

14:09 p.m. — Citizen assist. A vehicle was unlocked at Subway, then at Lincoln County Pharmacy on Morgan Street.

17:27 p.m. — Civil situation. A man reported someone parking a junk RV on property he was told not to park on; there was a misunderstanding and the issue was resolved civilly.

18:30 p.m. — Fraud reported.

April 23

Traffic stops: 8

12:16 p.m. — Civil situation. A man reported being served a restraining order that included a minor who had lived with him full time; the juvenile was transported to grandparents and no violation occurred.

13:01 p.m. — Suspicious circumstances. Panic alarm at Wheatland Bank in Odessa; it was determined to be false and the bank was advised to have alarms checked.

13:45 p.m. — Traffic collision. A two-vehicle collision was reported at the back of the school; one driver had a suspended license and was arrested.

18:34 p.m. — Welfare check. A man requested a check on his friend who hadn’t answered calls; the friend was located alive and well.

18:43 p.m. — Trespassing. An elderly man was reported confused and standing around at Wilbur school; he was trespassed.

18:48 p.m. — Trespassing. A woman was reported trespassing at a house after permission to move in was revoked; the residence was checked and no one was inside.

19:02 p.m. — Commercial alarm. Panic alarm at Wheatland Bank; the building was secure with no signs of forced entry.

April 24

Traffic stops: 10

12:53 p.m. — Property found. A wallet was found at the Telford rest area on Highway 2 and returned to the owner.

1:29 p.m. — Animal problem. A woman reported dogs in her yard she did not trust; the owner was contacted and picked them up.

2:17 p.m. — Information. A man reported his vinyl fence vandalized; it was later determined to be wind damage.

3:21 p.m. — Suspicious circumstances. A man reported an adult male yelling and threatening to beat two children at the skate park; it was determined to be parental discipline.

April 25

Traffic stops: 12

5:53 a.m. — Welfare check. A man reported his girlfriend’s Life360 app showed her in the same spot for over three hours and she wasn’t answering; the vehicle was located with negative results.

11:38 a.m. — Welfare check. A man requested a check on his father with dementia; the father was located walking on Sunset Highway and was fine.

Multiple paper service calls occurred throughout the day. Other incidents included a controlled burn reported as a fire and a suspicious circumstances report involving road rage.

April 26

Traffic stops: 9

9:20 a.m. — Disabled vehicle. An abandoned disabled vehicle with no plates was reported; Washington State Patrol had tagged it the previous day.

9:56 a.m. — Theft from vehicle. (Details redacted.)

11:18 a.m. — Suspicious circumstances. A Department of Transportation employee reported road rage involving a black and red Corvette on SR 21; it was determined to be a temper tantrum with no crime.

4:17 p.m. — Civil situation. A woman and her 10-year-old child reported issues with child custody and self-harm concerns at the father’s residence; it was determined to be a civil matter with no crime and prior CPS involvement noted.

7:04 p.m. — Traffic stop. (Details redacted.)

8:34 p.m. — Fire. A controlled burn was reported; the responsible party was advised to call in next time.

10:19 p.m. — Threat. A man in Adams County reported threats from a person in Sprague; he was referred to the Adams County courthouse for a no-contact order.

The report covers April 22 through April 26 with routine traffic stops, civil matters, paper service and nuisance calls making up the bulk of activity. All names, addresses and identifying information are redacted per department policy.

JAIL BOOKINGS

Alberta Frances Bigwolf, 25, of Omak, was arrested by the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office for driving while license suspended or revoked and ignition interlock violation.

Michael Gale Deardorff, 63, of Colville, was arrested by the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office for driving while license suspended or revoked as a habitual traffic offender and ignition interlock violation.

Jessica Marie Hagen, 34, of Sprague, was arrested by the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office for fourth-degree assault.

Willie Levi Jim, 37, of Goldendale, was arrested by the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office for ignition interlock violation.

Thurston Dylan Scanlon, 24, of Spokane Valley, was booked into the Lincoln County Jail on a Department of Corrections detainer.

Lewis Austin Tharp, 32, of Spokane, was booked into the Lincoln County Jail on a Department of Corrections detainer.

Jill Renee Weller, 63, of Seven Bays, was arrested by the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office for driving under the influence.

Cousteau Christie Wright, 37, of Spokane, was booked into the Lincoln County Jail on a Department of Corrections detainer.

DISTRICT COURT

Judge Dan B. Johnson

Kiana Josephine Sam, failure to renew expired registration more than two months, fined $140, mitigation; no valid identification, fined $140, mitigation.

Barbara Ann King, speeding too fast for conditions, contested.

Alejandro Contreras, speeding 15 mph over the limit, fined $119, mitigation.

Rachelle Amberlee Valdez, negligent driving second degree, fined $150, mitigation.

Jerry Lynn Smith, speeding 23 mph over the limit, contested.

Victoria Elizabeth Stephens, improper lane usage, dismissed on state’s motion, contested.

Nickolas Turgeon Orbe, failure to drive in right-hand lane, fined $135, mitigation.

Randy Allen Rowe, speeding 19 mph over the limit, dismissed on state’s motion without prejudice, contested.

Rafael Rajiv Gutierrez, speeding 19 mph over the limit, dismissed on state’s motion, contested.

Laurie Elizabeth McManus, speeding 15 mph over the limit, dismissed on state’s motion, contested.

State of Washington Vs. Taylor Johnson, amended from speeding to expired tabs, fined $145.

State of Washington Vs. Daniel Cummins, speeding 72/60 mph mitigated to 65/60 mph, fined $170.

State of Washington Vs. Rodrigo Gutierrez Baca, speeding 85/70 mph mitigated to 75/70 mph, fined $140.

State of Washington Vs. Danielle Leighton, amended from speeding to failure to renew expired registration, fined $150.

State of Washington Vs. Geene Cevrero, motion and order amended to a lesser charge and entering a plea of committed to the amended charge, speeding 15 mph over the limit in a construction zone to failure to renew expired registration under two months based on the prosecutor’s discretion, fines $150.

State of Washington Vs. Casey John Ring, operate vehicle without valid certificate of title, dismissed on prosecutor’s motion.

SUPERIOR COURT

Lincoln County Clerk

Other Civil/Domestic

Monday, April 27 - 11:30 a.m.

Annalyce Lynn Gregory Vs. Bobby James Fender, anti-harassment.

Tuesday, April 28 - 1 p.m.

John Thomas Harris Vs. Caroline P. Harris, motion hearing to vacate and for relief.

Civil/Domestic

Tuesday, April 28 - 9:30 a.m.

Sarah Marie Krop Vs. Jason Andrew Reich; motion hearing to dismiss and attorney fees; motion to enforce decree.

Sierra Poling Vs. Katelyn Bowman; contempt hearing.

Nathaniel Mark Neeley Vs. Jennifer Ann Neeley; temporary order.

Pamela May Dungan Vs. John Michael Dungan; motion hearing to amend legal separation order and motion for contempt; contempt hearing.

Romela Chato Breuckman Vs. Lee Benjamin Breuckman; pre-trial conference.

In re: Guardianship of Beverly Williams; guardianship hearing appointment of guardian.

Chris Jensen; Lonna Jensen Vs. any and all occupants at 555 W. Broadway Ave., Unit 2, Reardan, WA 99029; Shaniece Wanzer; show cause.

Jordan McKenzie Duncan Vs. Cheyanne Louise Eide; temporary order / restraining order.

Guardianship of James Edwin Ogden; review hearing.

Criminal

Tuesday, April 28 - 10:30 a.m.

State of Washington Vs. Leonard Edwin Ethrington IV; change of plea.

Superior Court Judgment Report

Lincoln County Clerk

April 16

Department of Revenue vs. Harrington Tattoo LLC, tax warrant for unpaid taxes, added.

Sandra Baur and Christopher Baur, domestic, added.

Carlee Joseph and Charles Maginnis, domestic, added.

Zachary Szablewski and Apryle Craig, domestic, added.

April 17

Charlene Wagner and Thomas Wagner, domestic, added.

Nicole Andrews and Kelly Teeter, domestic, added.

April 20

Employment Security Department vs. Ginter, tax warrant for overpaid benefits, updated.

MARRIAGE DISSOLUTIONS

Dissolutions involving persons living inside Lincoln County: 0

Dissolutions involving persons living outside Lincoln County: 25

MARRIAGE LICENSES

There are no new marriage licenses to report at press time

PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS

Whitestone Property Management Company LLC to Walter and Judith Haig, 42398 New Whitestone Dr. N. Creston, Quit Claim.

Janie and Andrew Schreck to Warren and Bonnie Booth, 1315 Adams St. Davenport, $350,000.

Warren and Bonnie Booth to Andrew and Janie Schreck, 42775 Kunz Ln. E. Davenport, $350,000.

Gerald Klein Family LLC to Mark and Jan Klein, 13026 St. Rte. 231 N, Edwall, Quit Claim.

Aaron and Katy McNutt to Katherine and David Lortie, 38230 Fitness Ln. E. Davenport, $483,000.

Amanda Hopkins to Russell Hopkins, 180 S. E St. Creston, Quit Claim.