District Court Nov. 2 Sara Hays, judge Traffic Speeding – Jared T. Baker, $143 plus state traffic school; Antonio Chambers, $243; Christopher T. Gullo, $173; Jayarama P. Marella, $173; Karen M. Miller, combined with failure of owner to maintain required insurance, $298; Alex J. Riley, $163; Christopher Carvalho, $173; Sonny Singh, combined with no operator’s license, $281; Gerdvin Lopez, combined with no operator’s license, $289; Jo Ann Drury, $143 plus state traffic school. No operator’s license – Carlos G. Rodriguez, $243; Ampro P. Escalante, $243; Jerson Melendez, $243. Operating motor vehicle under influence of alcohol/drugs – Jason P. Hutsell, combined with no operator’s license in possession, $810.50. Operating on suspended/revoked operator’s license – Demetrice A. Logan, $193; Bradford A. Walton, $193. Failure to wear seatbelt – David V. Nikolayenko, $25; Rice Reed, combined with failure of non-owner to maintain required insurance, $268.
Misdemeanors Kentucky waterfowl or migratory bird permit required – Bowen G. Chapman, Charleston, S.C., $193. Public intoxication, controlled substance – Maxann M. Mucker, Louisville, $210.50. Disorderly conduct, second-degree – Gregory A. Walls, 304 South Russell Avenue, $185.50 plus one day with one day credit. Circuit Court Nov. 4, 1 p.m. Jeremy Mattox, judge Sentencing Joshua Andrew White, 33, of Bloomfield, was placed on three years probation for first-degree possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor). An 18-month prison sentence was suspended. Timothy Elijah Shewmaker, 42, of Lawrenceburg, was placed on five years probation for complicity to receiving stolen property (over $500), complicity to theft by unlawful taking or disposition of auto (over $500), third-degree burglary and first-degree possession of a controlled substance. A five-year prison sentence was suspended.
Pleas Scott E. Hayes, 39, of Midway, pleaded guilty to eight counts of first-degree wanton endangerment and possession of a police radio (misdemeanor). The commonwealth recommended five years in prison. Reba F. Mitchell, 37, of Frankfort, pleaded guilty to first-degree possession of a controlled substance, first-degree promoting contraband, possession of marijuana (misdemeanor) and possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor). The commonwealth recommended a two-year prison sentence on the felony charges be diverted for three years. Matthew D. Parker, 30, of Lexington, pleaded guilty to first-degree possession of a controlled substance, public intoxication (misdemeanor) and possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor). The commonwealth recommended 18 months in prison. Jacob Uttinger, 20, of Versailles, pleaded guilty to two counts of first-degree wanton endangerment and receiving stolen property (over $500). The commonwealth recommended two-and-half years in prison. Gerald J. Wallace, 47, of Lexington, pleaded guilty to an amended charge of convicted felon in possession of a firearm, carrying a concealed weapon by a prior deadly weapon felony offender, possession of marijuana (misdemeanor) and failure of owner to maintain required insurance (misdemeanor). The commonwealth recommended three years in prison. A charge of no/expired registration plates (violation) was dismissed under the plea agreement.
Arraignments Christopher Brown, 35, of Nicholasville, pleaded not guilty to convicted felon in possession of a handgun, second-degree criminal trespass (misdemeanor) and first-degree persistent felony offender. John M. Hamilton, 43, of Frankfort, pleaded not guilty to first-degree possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor). Jacob Tyler Jones, 36, of Versailles, pleaded not guilty to convicted felon in possession of a handgun, trafficking in a controlled substance within 1,000 feet of a school (enhancement), two counts of first-degree trafficking in a controlled substance (enhancement), third-degree trafficking in a controlled substance (enhancement), trafficking in synthetic drugs (enhancement), trafficking in a controlled substance (enhancement), possession of drug paraphernalia (enhancement) and first-degree persistent felony offender. Kimberly D. Morris, 46, of Versailles, pleaded not guilty to two counts of first-degree possession of a controlled, substance, third-degree possession of a controlled substance (misdemeanor) and public intoxication (misdemeanor). Dwain D. Smith, 49, of Versailles, pleaded not guilty to theft by deception (over $500).
Trial date Grady Tripp Moore III, 40, of Versailles, was scheduled to return for a July 19-20 jury trial to face charges of attempted murder, two counts of first-degree wanton endangerment, fourth-degree assault (misdemeanor) and third-degree terroristic threatening (misdemeanor). Police Reports Versailles police responded to four vehicle accidents involving injuries, 27 non-injury accidents, two domestic-related complaints and made three arrests. On Oct. 28 at 1:04 p.m., a Chevrolet Silverado driven by Joel B. Huber, 43, of 5984 Crabapple Road, was eastbound on Rosehill Avenue behind a Chevrolet Equinox driven by Lorena Willis, 45, of Lexington. Huber told police he thought the light at the intersection with South Main Street had turned green and he rear-ended Willis’s vehicle. Woodford County EMS responded to the scene. On Oct. 29 at 1:48 p.m., a Chevrolet Colorado driven by Joseph E. Woody, 63, of Lexington, was westbound on U.S. 60 East with a GMS Yukon driven by Daniel B. Shea, 38, behind him. Woody tried to make a u-turn at Heritage Drive and the vehicles collided. Shea said Woody tried to make the u-turn from the right lane, but Shea and a witness said he did so from the left lane. Shea and Woody were taken to Bluegrass Community Hospital. On Nov. 3 at 1:20 a.m., a Dodge Caravan driven by Kenneth R. Vandiver, 29, of Greensburg, was eastbound on the Bluegrass Parkway when it entered the median, then the westbound lanes, overturned and wound up on the westbound shoulder. Vandiver, who was taken to Bluegrass Community Hospital, told police he thought he fell asleep. On Nov. 4 at 1:34 p.m., a Chevrolet Silverado driven by Robert W. Hughes, 50, of 2285 Scotts Ferry Road, collided with a Hyundai Elantra driven by Susan L. Rice, 26, of 3015 Tim Tam Trail at the intersection of Highland Avenue and High Street. Hughes said he looked both ways before turning left. Rice and witnesses say Hughes pulled out in front of her. Woodford County EMS responded to the scene. On Nov. 9, police made an arrest on Highland Avenue for DUI, third-degree terroristic threatening and third-degree assault on a police or probation officer. On Nov. 6, a vehicle was reported leaving the scene of an accident on Pinckard Pike. On Nov. 8, a Nissan pickup truck was reported vandalized in the Lexington Road Plaza, with damage estimated at $400. On Nov. 3, two blue Trump flags worth a total of $40 were reported stolen on Cambridge Court. On Nov. 7, a vehicle was reported leaving the scene of an accident in the Kroger parking lot that caused $450 in damage to a Hyundai Santa Fe. On Nov. 3, coins and jewelry worth $10,000 were reported stolen from a home on Birch Drive. On Nov. 5, police made an arrest on Luther Bland Court for possession of methamphetamine and possession of heroin. On Nov. 4, a vehicle was reported leaving the scene of an accident on Lexington Road. On Nov. 1, a Jeep Wrangler was reported vandalized on Duell Drive. On Nov. 4, jewelry and prescription drugs worth $2,151 were reported stolen from a home on Gray Hawk Court. On Oct. 29, first-degree wanton endangerment, first-degree fleeing or evading police and several traffic violations were reported in the Kroger parking lot. On Nov. 3, harassing communications was reported at a home on Scotts Ferry Road. On Nov. 3, a Trump flag and pole worth $25 were reported stolen from a Douglas Avenue home. Fire Reports City Firefighters made four EMS assists and installed one car seat from Nov. 3 to Nov. 9. On Nov. 3, firefighters responded to a sprinkler activation at Quad/Graphics. On Nov. 4, they responded to a vehicle accident with injuries at the intersection of High Street and Highland Avenue and a gas leak in a Church Street home. On Nov. 5, they helped extricate a child from a plastic chair at an Arbor Place Drive home and responded to a vehicle accident with injuries involving a rollover on Park Street. On Nov. 7, they responded to a dumpster fire in front of a home on North Locust Street. On Nov. 9, they responded to a vehicle accident with injuries at the intersection of Crossfield Drive and the U.S. 60 Bypass.
County Firefighters made one EMS assist from Nov. 3 to Nov. 9. On Nov. 3, they responded to a vehicle accident on the Bluegrass Parkway and a trailer fire on U.S. 60 East. On Nov. 4, they responded to a vehicle accident on Cummins Ferry Road and a false alarm on McCracken Pike. On Nov. 5, they responded to a false alarm involving burnt food on Lupreese Lane and checked a controlled burn on Westgate Court. On Nov. 6, they performed a smoke investigation on Duke Court. On Nov. 7, they performed a smoke investigation on Locust Grove Lane and checked a controlled burn on Gaybourne Way. On Nov. 8, they performed a smoke investigation on McCowans Ferry Road, checked a controlled burn on Juniper Drive and responded to leaves on the side of the road on Shady Lane. On Nov. 9, they performed a smoke detector investigation on Tincher Drive and responded to an oven fire on Crown Court that was out when they arrived. Public Records SUITS Petitions for the dissolution of marriage – Christopher L. Chunat vs. Lynn J. Chunat; David W. Patterson vs. Jill W. Patterson. Commonwealth of Kentucky, ex rel., et al., vs. Tiffany Kemen for change of venue relating to case involving child support. C & R Asphalt, LLC vs. Charmain Sutherland for $794 plus interest, costs, attorney fees and lien on property claimed due on a debt. Johnathan Coffey vs. Grange Insurance Company for damages, interest and costs related to June 30 vehicle accident. American Express National Bank vs. Becky Stopnick for $23,434.48 plus court costs claimed due on a debt.
DEEDS David Allen Goldey, as executor of the Mary Elizabeth Goldey estate and individually, Brenda Goldey, Sheila Fay Maggard and Linda Kay Goldey to First Southern Funding, LLC (Jill M. Martin, secretary/treasurer), 201 Dove Park, $150,000. Woodford County Economic Development Authority to RD Holdings, LLC (Wade R. Lambert, member), 725 and 775 Fisher Street in the Midway Station industrial park, $416,000. James Winfrey Adkins Sr. and Wanda C. Adkins to Triple Real Estate, LLC (Matthew Bruce Bailey, member), 132 Locust Street, $154,500. Tamara Anne Shumate, Robert K. Shumate and Mary Catherine Hanley to Bryan Keith Richardson II, 114 Molly Street, $180,000. Lee Rainwater and Mary Rainwater to Ethan Haley McDowell and Jessica McDowell, 212 Aberdeen Road, $278,000. Jesse E. Lee and Ethel P. Lee to John Lewis Varner and Heather Ann Varner, 503 Kuhlman Drive, $267,000. Alvin M. Ruis Jr. and Wendy T. Ruis to Crawford Farms Lexington, LLC (Albert Crawford as member of Crawford Farms Holding Group, LLC), 163.259 acres at 3065 Lexington Road, $2,550,000. Ernest Lee Evans II and Donna S. Evans Corum to Ernest L. Evans, 302 Princess Circle, other consideration. Tammy C. Morgan and Tiffany L. Wash, as co-executors of the Preston W. Britton estate, to Samantha B. English, 202 Berry Avenue, $142,000. Tamara J. Darden Raglin and Floyd Raglin to Ray Woodyard, 5 acres on Kidds Mill Road, $1 and other consideration. Deborah A. Wheat to Karen L. Tampier, 122 Carriage Lane, Midway, other consideration.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Daniel Anthony Riley and Angela Lynn Nichols; Jason Carl Beach and Ashley Leanne Malone; Derrick Ethan Baker and Taylor McKenzie Miniard.