Public Records – June 24th

District Court June 15 Sarah Hays, judge Traffic Speeding – Hussein Al-Lala, $143 plus state traffic school; Matthew R. Ballard, $173; Anna E. Esingila, combined with reckless driving, $198; Artena M. Eubanks, combined with reckless driving, $198 plus state traffic school; Jennifer Gonzalez, combined with license to be in possession, $223; Ashley D. Hilderbrand, $143 plus state traffic school; Joaquin R. Martinez, combined with no operator’s license in possession, $223; Quincy L. Murphy, $143 plus state traffic school; Miguelina S. Raymundo, combined with no operator’s/moped license, $287; William R. Thomas, $143 plus state traffic school; Dillon M. Wheeler, combined with reckless driving, $198 plus state traffic school. Disregarding stop sign – William D. Burton, $143 plus state traffic school. No operator’s license in possession – Octavio Hernandez, $343; Gary L. Smith Jr., $193; Alexis D. Williams, $193. Failure to maintain required insurance – Jay W. Kinder, $243. DUI – Joseph C. Mattingly, $1,053 plus 58 days home incarceration. Failure of owner to maintain required insurance – Shane C. Preston, $243.

Misdemeanors Possession of marijuana – Victor W. Santiago II, Louisville, combined with speeding and no operator’s license in possession, $340.50. Trafficking in marijuana – Larry E. Taylor, Lexington, combined with DUI, $893 plus 10 days home incarceration. Harassment – Shannon Tierney, Lexington, 10 days home incarceration. Wanton endangerment, second-degree – Nicolas J. Milford, 262 Abbey Road, combined with second-degree disorderly conduct, $235.50 plus two years probation. Police Reports Versailles police responded to two fatal accidents involving vehicles, two vehicle accidents involving injuries, 17 non-injury accidents, one domestic-related complaint and made four arrests. On June 9 at 9:55 a.m., a Subaru Outback driven by Dustin L. Creech, 27, of 112 Dan Drive, was backing out of a parking space on Fielding Drive when Raylin Creech, 23 months, ran towards the rear of the vehicle. The vehicle struck the child, and Creech took him to Bluegrass Community Hospital in another vehicle. Raylin Creech was later taken to UK Chandler Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Police say inattention and not being under proper control on the part of Dustin Creech were factors in the accident. On June 11 at 6:40 p.m., a Scion XB driven by Treva K. Angulo, 29, of 216 Curry Court, was westbound on Lexington Road near Market Place Drive while a Dodge Charger driven by John H. Harris, 27, of Lexington, was eastbound in a westbound lane. The vehicles collided head-on. Harris and three passengers in his vehicle – Jacque H. Jones, 20, of Lexington; Bryan D. Green, 25, of Lexington; and Miranda Samples, 15, of Richmond, were taken to area hospitals, as were Angulo and her two passengers, Shinna Curry, 11, and Donovan Angulo, 15 months, both of 216 Curry Court. Police say Harris disregarded a traffic control device and failed to keep in the proper lane. On June 13 at 10:08 a.m., Frederick P. Loss, 40, of Nicholasville, said he’d just begun to move south on Midway Road when his Dodge Ram 2500 was struck in the driver’s side door by a Toyota Camry driven by Mirna R. Troxler, 50, of 211 Russell Avenue. Troxler and a passenger, Marisda Rodriguez, 43, were taken to Bluegrass Hospital, as was Loss. Police say Troxler’s vehicle was not under proper control. On June 14 at 10:51 a.m., a Honda Civic driven by John M. Kaufer, 19, of Corydon, Ind., was eastbound on Frankfort Road in the left lane. He told police a bicycle driven by William T. Cockley, 69, was eastbound in the emergency lane when Cockley turned left into his path near a break in the median. The police report said Kaufer “began braking, which was evident due to the skid marks,” but was unable to avoid striking Cockley. Cockley was pronounced dead at the scene by the Woodford County Coroner’s office. On June 20, police made an arrest in a Crossfield Drive parking lot for alcohol intoxication in a public place and menacing. On June 21, police made an arrest on Oak Street for third-degree criminal trespassing. On June 22, a queen-size bed was reported vandalized in a Dan Drive home, with damage estimated at $200. On June 20, harassing communications and third-degree terroristic threatening were reported at a home on Hippe Agee Road. On June 20, a vehicle was reported leaving the scene of an accident on Frankfort Road. On June 21, a vehicle was reported leaving the scene of an accident in a Bell Avenue parking lot. On June 19, police made an arrest on Kroger Way for public intoxication (controlled substance), first-degree possession of a controlled substance, possession of synthetic drugs, possession of methamphetamine and possession of drug paraphernalia. On June 20, second-degree criminal trespassing was reported in a field on Weisenberger Mill Road. On June 12, two counterfeit $20 bills were reported at the Circle K on South Main Street. On June 17, $200 worth of lumber was reported stolen at a Cheney Road construction site. On June 16, a jacket and three pairs of shoes worth a total of $180 were reported stolen from a home on Camden Avenue. Fire Reports City Firefighters made eight EMS assists and installed two car seats from June 16-22. On June 16, they responded to a fire alarm at the Woodford Humane Society. On June 17, they responded to a fire alarm on Bellview Avenue. On June 19, they responded to a downed power line at the intersection of Frankfort Road and Midway Road.

County Firefighters made one EMS assist from June 16-22. On June 16, they responded to a vehicle accident on Troy Pike. On June 18, they responded to vehicle accidents on I-64 East at mile marker 66 and the Bluegrass Parkway and a house fire on Dunroven Street. On June 19, they responded to a false alarm on Lexington Road and a vehicle accident on the Bluegrass Parkway. On June 21, they responded to a vehicle accident on Pinckard Pike. On June 22, they responded to a vehicle accident on I-64 at mile marker 67. Public Records SUITS Petitions for the dissolution of marriage – Jamie Bourne vs. Rickey Bourne; Faviola Ramirez vs. Jose Garcia; Mark Willis vs. Robin Willis. Commonwealth Credit Union vs. Laura Keller for $6,617 claimed due on a debt.

DEEDS Betty W. Lewis to Walter Jacobs Jr., .766 acre on Foraker Road, $10,000. Robert Keith Brandenburg, Jill Brandenburg and Cathy B. Noel to John W. Faust, 32.053 acres on Troy Pike, $625,000. Joseph C. Staff and Dawn R. Staff to Timothy J. Mudd, 109 Granger Lane, $256,500. Stuart Martt and Janice Martt to Frederick Keeley and Margaret Keeley, 175 Haggin Lane, $485,000. Jordan Driskell and Brianna Driskell to Stacey Lynn Oxlade, 415 Duell Drive, $155,000. Keith Kleinjan and Jessica Kleinjan to Daniel E. Prater and Melissa Prater, 149 Bayberry Road, $245,000. Clay Rehmel and Cassandra J. Rehmel to Alexander G. Hernandez and Hayley Miller, 419 Winton Drive, $149,900. James Adkins and Leslie Adkins to Clay Edward Rehmel and Cassandra Jean Rehmel, 316 Eureka Drive, $229,000. Lisa A. Walker to Carmen L. Mabry, 147 Chestnut Lane, $167,000. Richard W. Jones and Marsha S. Jones to Pegge Karen Woolums and James Woolums, 6832 Midway Road, 215,000. James Edward Sutherland and Gladys L. Sutherland to Whitley Lynn Burkhardt, 1470 Cummins Ferry Road, other consideration. Denise S. Lutz to Normandy Road, LLC (Denise S. Lutz, registered agent), 403 Normandy Road, $1 and other consideration. Dearmond Construction & Remodeling, Inc. (Robert Dearmond, president) to Louis B. Veatch and Janet Veatch, 311 Furlong Trace, $386,610.76. Carolyn Smith to Dawn Wheeler, 854 Kingsway Drive, $1 and other consideration. Kim Blackman and Sandy Blackman to Kim Alan Blackman and Sandra Alice Blackman, as co-trustees of the Blackman Family Revocable Trust, 200 McCowans Ferry Alley, other consideration. Stacy K. Spears and Tony M. Spears to Joseph C. Staff and Dawn Staff, 101 Talon Court, $280,000. Charles R. Brock to Perry G. Green and Kimberly Green, 779 Mildred Street, $146,000. Austin Wingate to Andrew Josiah Fletcher and Tonya Tingle Fletcher, 249 Chestnut Lane, $210,000. Justin Dean Mangum and Brianne Denien Mangum to Seth Mittle and Caitlin S. Mittle, 409 Crown Court, $255,000. MARRIAGE LICENSE Kode Alec Potter and Chelsea Marie Charette.