The Spokane County Sheriff's Office is asking for your help in identifying recovered stolen jewely. 

On Wednesday, March 27, Spokane Valley Property Crimes Detectives served a search warrant near the 14100 block of E. 23rd Ave. An investigation found this home to be connected to several residential burglaries where several jewelry items were stolen. 

In the home, detectives recovered several stolen pieces. 21-year-old Vyacheslav Znovets and 25-year-old Marina Florianovich were both arrested at the scene. Znovets was booked into the Spokane County Jail for Residential Burglary and Florianovich was booked for Trafficking In Stolen Property.

Photographs of the recovered jewelry are available for viewing on the Sheriff's Office Facebook page. If you crecognize any of the recovered items you are asked to contact Detective Darin Staley at 509-477-3363. Reference incident #95366.

The City of Spokane says security calls are on the rise for Riverfront Park in their latest 2012 security report.

In the past year, there were 4,229 security calls, up 360 from 2011. Since the city started tracking crime calls back in 1993, there has been an average of 2,483 calls a year for the park.

According to the report, 2012 had an all-time high in four categories: drug offenses, weapon violations, welfare checks, and citizen contacts.

In 2012 the park employed 10 security officers, totalling 6,101.75 seasonal labor hours.

The city has broken down the security calls into 17 different categories:

-546 alcohol/intoxication calls

-430 drug offenses (highest ever)

-20 thefts

-12 break-ins

-60 weapons violations (highest ever)

-9 assaults

-51 cases of lewd conduct

-301 bike and skateboard violations

-122 first aid calls (highest ever)

-944 trespass calls

-109 disorderly conduct calls

-43 lost person calls

-79 malicious mischief calls

-11 suicide calls

-31 mental health calls

-954 citizen contacts (highest ever)

-97 civil infractions

In the wake of felony assault charges stemming from an altercation in a team hotel, Hamline University issued a statement announcing wide-reaching discipline for their men's basketball program.

Eugene Lawrence, a first-year forward from New Orleans, is accused of hitting a woman so hard it broke her jaw on New Year's Eve, when the team was in town for a tournament at Whitworth University. After the young woman returned to consciousness, Lawrence and other members of the team allegedly refused to escort her to the hospital because it was past curfew.

“Eugene Lawrence has been released to the custody of his parents in his home state,” the statement said. “Fourteen students face disciplinary procedures for student handbook violations and team suspensions of varying lengths of time for violating standards set forth in Hamline's athletic code of conduct.”

The statement also said that the team's head coach is suspended indefinitely, and they will be forfeiting the team's scheduled game on Saturday.