Homeless Clarkston men plead not guilty to using stolen card to purchase food

ASOTIN — Two Clarkston transients who allegedly found a wallet and used a debit card to purchase a large order of food at Taco Bell pleaded not guilty to their charges Monday in Asotin County Superior Court.

Dylan V. “Montana” Evenson, 32, and Aaron T.S. Drews, 31, are accused of purchasing $81.94 worth of food with a stolen card.

Evenson’s bond is set at $20,000, and attorney Randy Reed is representing him. According to court documents, a resolution with the state has been reached, but the plea agreement has to be rewritten due to an error. Evenson’s next court date is Monday.

Drews is in custody on a $10,000 bond and represented by attorney Joseph Schumarcher. He has pleaded not guilty to second-degree theft and second-degree identity theft and will next appear in court on March 17.

According to the probable-cause affidavit, the men found the wallet in Clarkston and walked to Taco Bell to purchase food. When questioned by police, both defendants said they were hungry and homeless at the time of the alleged incident.