Fewer than two dozen people tried for nearly half of Spokane's sit-and-lie cases

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Fewer than two dozen people tried for nearly half of Spokane's sit-and-lie cases

(The Center Square) – Clay Anthony Sanford and Mercedes Alexandra Finley are currently detained by Spokane County for a variety of crimes. Sanford is booked for second-degree vehicle prowling, third-degree theft and third-degree malicious mischief. Finley is facing possible charges for two counts of third-degree theft, second-degree theft and knowingly possessing a controlled substance. Both […]

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