Hearing for Monday, Nov. 14, 2016

Justin Granville Blenhelm had his initial appearance in Mineral County justice court on Nov. 14. He appeared before Judge Leslie Halligan on charges of felony theft from an arrest on Nov. 17, 2015. His mother, Jennifer Joan Redling and her partner had left town and Blenhelm stayed at their home while they were gone.

After their return, they found several items missing from the home including jewelry and sterling silver flatware. The items were later “found” at Missoula Gold and Silver Exchange, where the owner allegedly identified Blenhelm as the person who brought them into the store.

Joey Anthony Petty, Sr. made his initial appearance in court on Nov. 14, on charges of sexual abuse of children and sexual assault, both felony charges stemming from a Sept. 28, 2016 incident.

Justice Court, Nov. 11 – Nov. 18, 2016

Bond forfeited

Nov. 14, Robert Bakerowski, basic rule reasonable and prudent

Nov. 15, Frank J. Crampton, Sr., Violation of commission or dept. orders or rules

Nov. 15, Michael David, fail to use retractable axle when weight exceeds legal max for fixed axles

Nov. 15, Cecil Douglas Harper, exceed 34,000 lb tandem axle weight limit

Nov. 15, John Kyle Hirsch, speeding

Nov. 15, Allen Dell Kidney, fail to obtain trip permit

Nov. 14, Alfrid Leger, false log

Nov. 15, Kim Patrick Mccampbell, basic rule reasonable and prudent

Nov. 17, Chad Eugene Rhoads, fail to secure load

Nov. 16, Paul Lane Walhood, fail to keep vehicle under control

Guilty

Nov. 15, Craig Phillip Calwell, basic rule reasonable and prudent

Nov. 17, Darrell E. Chambers, Hunt/trap or possess game without license

Nov. 16, Samantha Fay Easter, fail to give notice of accident

Nov. 17, Steve Daniel O’Donnell, obstructing a peace office

Nov. 17, Steve Daniel O’Donnell, resisting arrest

Nov. 17, Steve Daniel O’Donnell, disorderly conduct

Nov. 17, Steve Daniel O’Donnell, driving without insurance

Nov. 17, Steve Daniel O’Donnell, driving on suspended license

Nov. 14, Anton Alexaner Pearson, Jr., driving without license