For the Record – Feb. 17 | Homer Tribune

For the Record – Feb. 17

Judgment
Dustin Chad Paynter, 26, driving while license revoked, guilty.

Felony
James Perry Dalton, 48, driving under the influence.
William John Holmes, 43, vehicle theft in the fourth degree.

Misdemeanor
David Dean Smith, 56, disorderly conduct.

Dismissal
Stephanie Cozadd–Pearson, 19, driving in violation of instructional permit.

Small Claims
Russell H. Miller vs David Hendrickson
Crowley Petroleum Distribution Inc vs Carl Bowman

Debt
CRI LLC vs Vivian J. Ukatish
Cornerstone Credit Services LLC vs Trevor C. Kearney
Citibank NA vs Dana Roberts

Dissolution
David Alan Webb and Lorraine Esther Webb

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