For the Record – Oct. 21 | Homer Tribune

For the Record – Oct. 21

The following records are cases and records filed in court. Individuals are innocent until proven guilty, and copies of the records are publicly available.

Judgment
Sierra Steen, 19, theft III. Guilty.

Misdemeanor
Robert Dean Webb, 24, driving without liability insurance.
George C. McAnelly III, 27, assault IV, criminal mischief IV.
Rick Shebahn, 38, driving without license.
Jesselee Dakota Altman, 18, reckless driving.

Dismissal
Christopher Frederick McCann, 26, criminal mischief III.
John R. Lankford, 43, criminal trespass II.
Robert Brett Jule, 47, violation of condition of release.

Debt
Capital One Bank vs Raymond and Alice Walsh
Capital One Bank vs Jack Thomas

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