5th District Court news
April 29, 2011 by admin
Filed under Cash Advances
Blaine County
Civil dispositions
Statewide Collections vs. Sanoa Thomas for money owed Magic
Valley Storage, default judgment for $691.57.
Portfolio Recovery Associates vs. Jordan D. Ahenakew for
purchases made or cash advances from Wells Fargo Bank, default
judgment for $3,226.90.
Harvest Credit Management vs. Norman L. Housel for money owed on
account, default judgment for $2,810.18.
Blaine County Collectors vs. Leonard O. Grant for money owed
Sawtooth Animal Center, Clear Creek Disposal and dentist.
Stipulated judgment against defendant for $2,357.
Collection Bureau vs. Sara K. Meyers for money owed Michael J.
Kraynick, default judgment for $3,635.19.
Zavala Landscaping vs. Harrison D. Gentry and Patty Gentry,
default judgment for $1,252.
Divorce granted
Christopher Karl Wills vs. Jamie Michelle Wills.
Gooding County
Arraignments
Leroy Wayne Bowen, 41; driving under the influence (second
offense).
Cesar Hernandez-Leon, 20; driving under the influence.
Michael Allen Ulrich, 32; driving under the influence.
Julio Cesar Lopez-Pinon, 23; felony possession of controlled
substance with intent to manufacture or distribute.
Sharon Ann Matcheson, 43; felony forgery (2 counts).
John Frederick Rathke, 58; felony driving under the influence
(two or more offenses).
Luke Alan Walsh, 23; felony controlled substance (conspiracy)
with intent to unlawfully manufacture, deliver, or possess.
Brandon Jon Thompson, 27; felony criminal conspiracy.
Tanner B. Cheney, 23; felony grand theft, petit theft.
Thomas Scott Pickett, 48; felony assault or battery upon certain
personnel (3 counts).
Robin Colette Stewart, 46; felony fraud-insufficient funds
check, fraud-insufficient funds check (2 counts).
Driving under the influence sentencings
Joseph Ray Hinman, 46; driving under the influence (second
offense), guilty plea; driving without privileges (first offense),
dismissed on motion of prosecutor.
Javier Saucedo, 43; driving under the influence amended to
driving under the influence (second offense), 365-day driver’s
license suspension, 90 days jail, five days credited; failure to
purchase/invalid driver’s license, two days jail, two days
credited.
Jason N. Rogers, 39; driving under the influence, $522.50
fines/fees, 180-day driver’s license suspension, 180 days jail, 178
suspended, one day credited, one day all options, 12 months
supervised probation.
Colton J. Beadz, 18; driving under the influence, $632.10
fines/fees, 180-day driver’s license suspension, 180 days jail, 178
suspended, two days all options, 12 months supervised
probation.
James Dean Robinson, 35; driving under the influence (second
offense) amended to driving under the influence, $622.50
fines/fees, 180-day driver’s license suspension, 180 days jail, 178
suspended, two days credited, 12 months supervised probation.
Jerome County
Arraignments
Afton R. Bare; driving under the influence.
Larry H. Webb; driving under the influence, driving-turning
movements and required signals.
Felony sentencings
Scott Nelson Hall; weapon-unlawful possession by convicted
felon, one year prison determinate, three years indeterminate,
credit for one day served, penitentiary suspended, four years
supervised probation, $1,125.50 fine.
Jose Antonio Vazquez; possession of a controlled substance, two
years prison determinate, three years indeterminate, penitentiary
suspended, 365 days retained jurisdiction; drug paraphernalia,
driving without privileges, failure to provide proof of insurance,
dismissed.
Driving under the influence sentencings
Dustin Curtis Davis; driving under the influence (under 21), one
year supervised probation, $482.50 fine.
Gregory Clay Garatea; driving under the influence, 180 days in
jail, 110 days suspended, credit for two days served, 60
discretionary days, eight days to serve-eligible for sheriff work
program, two years supervised probation, $682.50 fine; weapon-carry
concealed while under the influence, dismissed.
Terry J. Kingston; driving under the influence, 180 days jail,
110 days suspended, credit for two days served, 60 discretionary
days, eight days to serve-eligible for sheriff work program, one
year supervised probation, $382.50 fine.
Mary V. Vasquez; driving under the influence, withheld judgment,
180 days jail, 178 days suspended, credit for one day served, one
day to serve-eligible for sheriff work program, one year supervised
probation, $482.50 fine.
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