Shoshone County jail bookings
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Aug. 19
Raymond Patrick Lee, 53, of Wardner, was arrested and booked for injury to a child.
Elizabeth Ann Marie Scott, 20, of Cataldo, was arrested and booked for felony failure to appear.
Justin Eugene Stevenson, 25, of Pinehurst, was arrested and booked for obstructing or resisting an officer and possession of paraphernalia related to a controlled substance with intent to use.
Aug. 20
Desiree Victoria Graves, 31, of Blackfoot, was arrested and booked for possession of paraphernalia related to a controlled substance and a felony probation violation.
Aug. 22
Caitlin Marie Brown, 26, of Kellogg, was arrested and booked for a failure to carry proof and a warrant of felony arrest.
Nathan Christopher Durham, 36, of Coeur d'Alene, was arrested and booked on a felony warrant.
Aug. 23
Mark Duane Kleinbeck, 62, of Kellogg, was arrested and booked for driving without privileges, possession of a controlled substance with intent to use, possession of controlled substance schedule V and IV and misdemeanor failure to carry proof.
Mark Duane Kleinbeck Jr., 38, of Pinehurst, was arrested and booked for misdemeanor failure to carry proof, driving without privileges, possession of paraphernalia related to a controlled substance with intent to use and possession of schedule IV.
Aug. 24
Alexis Manuel Herrara-Aguilar, 19, of Mattawa, was arrested and booked for lewd conduct with a child under 16 and sexual exploitation of a child.
Paul Masatoshi Wright, 28, of Henderson, Nev., was arrested and booked for misdemeanor DUI.
Aug. 25
Raymond Thomas Grof, 35, of Osburn, was arrested and booked for possession of a controlled substance schedule II, possession of marijuana and possession of paraphernalia related to a controlled substance.
Aug. 26
Bryan Lee Straw, 30, of Smelterville, was arrested and booked for grand theft.
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The Shoshone County jail bookings are provided by the Shoshone County Sheriff's Office. This list includes adult arrests only. All suspects are assumed innocent until proven guilty.