Police Blotter: Feb. 7 - Feb. 15
Libby Justice Court
Jan. 28
• Gina Whitmarsh was fined $300 and given a suspended sentence of 10 days for operating a vehicle with an expired registration and failure to carry proof on insurance.
Jan. 30
• Keidel B. Kateley was fined $250 for driving without a valid driver’s license and not having both headlights working.
Feb. 1
• Scott Gene Bushnell was fined $100 for fishing without a license.
Feb. 3
• Sean P. O’Brien was fined $250 and given a suspended sentence of 10 days for operating a vehicle without liability insurance.
Feb. 4
• Leonard L. Hubbard was fined $250 for operating a vehicle without liability insurance.
Feb. 8
• Kandis D. Peterson was fined $1,225 and received a suspended 355 days sentence for aggravated DUI, reckless driving and driving with an open alcoholic beverage in the vehicle.
Feb. 11
• Lacey M. Anderson was fined $200 and sentenced to 40 hours of community service for possessing intoxicating substances under the age of 21.
Lincoln County Sheriff’s Reports
Feb. 7
• Caller reported hearing an alarm go off inside The Printing Press near midnight.
Feb. 8
• Richard M. Wies was arrested on Barnaby Lake Road in Eureka and was transported to Libby. The report did not include a charge.
• Caller at the Libby Library received an obscene phone call.
• Deer was struck in front of Town Pump.
• LVFD was called for a possible fire between Glass and Home Innovations and Ace Hardware. It was a pellet stove in the building.
• Caller on Parmenter Avenue reported there was a camper at a nearby residence with its door open.
Feb. 9
• Rigoberto Amador Ibarra was arrested on Thomas Street for parole violation.
• Two large dogs, one brown and one white, were running loose on Mineral Avenue.
• Caller at St. John’s Lutheran Hospital called the police saying a doctor refused to let them leave, claiming the doctor would call child protective services.
• Caller on Pioneer Road reported Rent-A-Center took some items that weren’t rented when they were in the caller’s house.
Feb. 10
• Caller at Lincoln Lanes reported there was a fight.
• Caller reported she was assaulted at the bowling alley.
• Woman reported she was assaulted at Little Joe’s Trailer Court.
• Caller reported a man stole her Lortabs when he gave her a ride to the hospital.
• Caller on Avenue B reported a highly intoxicated man showed up at his house. The subject was run off and escaped in a black GMC pickup.
• Caller at Luck E G Post reported a theft.
• There was a 911 call at Happy’s Inn reported several vehicles in an accident caused by a deer around the 65 mile-marker.
Feb. 11
• UPS manager reported one of his drivers being bit by an animal near Crystal Creek on Feb. 8.
• A hot tub was stolen on Berger Lane.
• A collision between two vehicles was reported on Highway 2 near Burger Express.
• Andrew Rode was arrested for probation violation.
• Caller from Saverite South reported a theft by two males in a white SUV.
• Caller reported that after getting into a fight with her boyfriend, he had run off to a “camp party,” where he was beaten up and stabbed. When she tried to call him back, his cell phone was off.
Feb. 12
• Caller on Nevada Avenue wanted to report someone posting a picture of his daughter on the Internet.
• Injured deer was reported on Highway 37 and Park Street.
• Caller on Pioneer Road reported some men removing items from her neighbor’s house.
• Caller reported she had just hit a deer on Highway 2 near Mountain Meadow Road.
• Injured deer was reported on Highway 2 near Cherry Creek Auto Glass.
• Caller on Avenue B asked for assistance in removing a man from his residence.
• Caller on Garden Road reported her nephew ran away two hours ago, and she could not find him.
Feb. 13
• Caller at the Smoke Shack reported they had finally caught a golden lab/retriever mix that was running loose on Highway 2. They wanted Animal Control to respond.
• Caller came in to talk about her 14-year-old daughter being bullied at Libby High School.
• Caller reported theft of property at Stinger Welding. When officers arrived at the home of a former Stinger employee, one of the pieces of property was in his yard.
• Caller in 900 block of Lincoln reported having problems with her ex-boyfriend coming to her residence and breaking things.
Feb. 14
• Caller on Pioneer Road reported their neighbor’s music was too loud and was keeping her awake.
• Caller in 300 block of Nevada Avenue reported what sounded like a family disturbance in the apartment below.
• Caller on Highway 2 reported that he had a neighbor help him pack to move, and now his medications were missing.
• Employee at Montana Athletic Center reported theft from the lockers at the club.
• Theresa Ann Walbridge was arrested for probation violation.
• Caller on Commerce Way wanted to report a man stalking her and refusing to leave her alone.
• Sean Joseph McKee was arrested at Antlers Restaurant for criminal drug possession.
• A burglary was reported on Skyview Drive.
Feb. 15
• Caller reported his MP3 players were sold to a pawn shop when he was living with someone on Park Street.
• Caller in Troy reported a newer white GMC had spun out of his driveway at around 8 a.m. and he wanted to press trespass charges against the driver.
• Michael O’Neill was arrested in Eureka for probation violation.