For the record – Aug, 29 | Homer Tribune

For the record – Aug, 29

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

Misdemeanor
Amber Coila, 22, burglary in the first degree and criminal mischief in the fourth degree.
Brian M. Geier, 25, driving while license was revoked, canceled or suspended.

Judgment
Meagan Spicer, 22, driving under the influence, guilty.
Gary Longhenry, 22, failure to appear, guilty.
Jeffrey Wade Peters, 51, driving under the influence, guilty.

Felony
Sarah Lee Jackson, 35, issuing a bad check.

Dismissal
Amber Coila, 22, burglary in the first degree

Civil
Richard Olson vs. Ruth A. Reyolds- Petition for custody.

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