Law-Enforcement Blotter
March 5
• Charles Edward Hankins was arrested on a warrant.
• A man reported his car tampered with behind the VFW.
• Douglas Charles Dayton was arrested and charged with failure to pay bond.
• A woman reported a blocked drain at the corner of Louisiana Avenue and Spruce Street. There was more than one foot of standing water.
March 6
• A woman reported a man she has a temporary restraining order against taunted her while she walked into a store.
• A caller on Commerce Way reported the road nearly covered in water.
• A caller on Bobtail Meadow Road reported a possible case of poaching.
• Marsha Mercedes Swinson was arrested and charged with theft.
March 7
• A woman on Commerce Way reported a possible disturbance in the apartment above her.
• A woman on Commerce Way reported another lady accused her of defecating on lawn furniture.
• A man on Education Way reported a black Ford Ranger nearly crashed into his vehicle.
• A caller from the Emergency Room in Cabinet Peaks Medical Center reported an intoxicated man punching holes in walls.
• A caller reported a large rock on Highway 37 near mile-marker No. 18.
March 8
• A caller near the intersection of Highway 2 and Highway 56 reported a deer stuck by a vehicle and dying.
• Wayne Gee Polk, 36, was arrested and charged with theft.
• A driver reported a massive pothole on Dale Street blew out two of his tires.
• A dead deer was reported on Highway 2 near Foxy’s Bar & Casino.
• A man on Parmenter Drive reported someone tampered with his chest freezer.
March 9
• John W. Gibbons, 27, was arrested and charged with driving under the influence.
March 10
• Callers reported an attempted theft of a snowmobile near West Oak Street.
March 11
• A caller reported a suspicious man working along Ski Road. The man had two guns strapped to his waist.
• A caller reported a man driving a three-wheeler in a reckless manner along Farm to Market Road.
• A caller on Pioneer Road reported a neighbor blaring music late at night.
March 12
• A caller on Mountain View Drive reported receiving threatening calls concerning an unpaid debt.
• A man on Farm to Market Road reported his license plate stolen.
• A caller on Pioneer Road reported a neighbor blaring music late at night, again.
March 13
• A woman reported losing her purple wallet somewhere in Libby.
• Robert Spady, 37, was arrested on a warrant.
• William Edward Kilgore was arrested on a warrant.
• A caller on Crotteau Road reported three vehicles racing.
• Ronald W. Chambers-Delzell was arrested and charged with probation violation.
• Dale Barton was arrested on a warrant.
March 14
• The theft of a weapon was reported on Meadow Lark Hill Road.
March 15
• A man returned a lost wallet he found on the side of Highway 2.
• A woman on Spencer Road reported a neighbor pointing a rifle at a group of children.
• Cameron P. Williams, 22, was arrested and charged with driving under the influence.
March 16
• A man reported squatters on Conifer Road.
• A man turned in an iPod he found near Tower Apartments.
• A man on Parmenter Creek Road reported losing his brown Chihuahua.
• A caller on Quartz Road reported losing his Weimaraner. The male dog has two collars.
March 17
• A caller reported large rocks in the eastbound lane by the strawberry patch on Highway 2.
• Deaven Ray Conard was arrested on a warrant.
• James Richard Bauer was arrested on a warrant.
Lincoln County
Justice Court
March 12
• Gary W. Lies, 68, was found guilty of driving a motor vehicle while the privilege to do so is suspended or revoked. He was fined $250 and charged $35 in court costs.
March 13
• Scott Allen Davis, 47, was found guilty of criminal possession of drug paraphernalia. He was fined $250, charged $335 in court costs and given a suspended sentence of 180 days in jail.
March 17
•Michael R. Early was found guilty of negligent endangerment and sentenced to 365 days in jail, with 324 suspended and 41 days credited.
March 19
• Domingo J. Palafox, 23, was found guilty of negligent endangerment. Palafox was fined $1,000 and charged $335 in court costs. He was sentenced to 365 days in jail with 362 days suspended. He was also sentenced to 50 hours of community service.