District Court
Due to the July 4 holiday, a special jail docket was held July 7, with
Judge Mary Jane Phelps presiding.
Misdemeanor
Disorderly conduct, second-degree – Dremar Carr, 200 Douglas Avenue,
$160.50 plus 30 days, serve seven days with remainder probated for two
years.
Circuit Court
July 7, 1 p.m.
Jeremy Mattox, judge
Sentencing
Monica J. Brumley, 47, of Lexington, was placed on three years probation
for two counts of first-degree possession of a controlled substance,
theft by unlawful taking (shoplifting under $500) and operating on a
suspended/revoked operator’s license (misdemeanor). A two-year prison
sentence was suspended. Brumley was also placed on three years probation
for a third count of first-degree possession of a controlled substance
and possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor). A three-year prison
sentence was suspended.
Jessica Hawkins, 34, of Versailles, was placed on three years probation
for first-degree possession of a controlled substance and possession of
drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor).
Scott E. Hayes, 50, of Midway, was sentenced to five years in prison for
eight counts of first-degree wanton endangerment and possession of a
police radio (misdemeanor).
Reba F. Mitchell, 38, of Frankfort, was placed on three years pretrial
diversion for first-degree possession of a controlled substance,
first-degree promoting contraband, possession of marijuana (misdemeanor)
and possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor). If she successfully
completes the period of diversion, a two-year prison sentence will be
diverted and the felony charges will be dismissed.
David Lee Sayre, 30, of Lexington, was sentenced to three years in
prison after pleading guilty to first-degree possession of a controlled
substance and first-degree promoting contraband. A possession of drug
paraphernalia (misdemeanor) charge was dismissed under the plea agreement.
Gerald J. Wallace, 47, of Lexington, was placed on five years probation
for possession of a firearm, carrying a concealed deadly weapon by a
prior deadly weapon felony offender, possession of marijuana
(misdemeanor) and failure of owner to maintain required insurance
(misdemeanor). A three-year prison sentence was suspended.
Pleas
Tamayas J. Moore, 27, of Lexington, pleaded guilty to first-degree
wanton endangerment, convicted felon in possession of a handgun and
possession of marijuana (enhancement). The commonwealth recommended five
years in prison. Charges of violation of Kentucky E.P.O./D.V.O.
(misdemeanor) and second-degree persistent felony offender were
dismissed under the plea agreement.
Robert Richard, 58, of Versailles, pleaded guilty to third-degree
assault (police/probation officer), third-degree terroristic threatening
(misdemeanor) and alcohol intoxication in a public place (third offense
or greater/misdemeanor). The commonwealth recommended one year in
prison. Charges of first-degree promoting contraband, third-degree
criminal trespassing (violation) and first-degree persistent felony
offender were dismissed under the plea agreement. Richardson also
pleaded guilty to additional counts of third-degree assault
(police/probation officer) and third-degree terroristic threatening
(misdemeanor). The commonwealth recommended one year in prison to run
consecutively with the other one-year sentence.
Arraignments
Deidre Beth Hayden, 38, of Covington, pleaded not guilty to two counts
of first-degree possession of a controlled substance, third-degree
assault (police/probation officer), tampering with physical evidence,
possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor) and resisting arrest
(misdemeanor).
Deandre Johnson, 34, of Frankfort, pleaded not guilty to first-degree
promoting contraband.
Jazzmen Wilson, 19, of Lexington, pleaded not guilty to first-degree
complicity to promoting contraband.
Tina Meredith Sallee, 45, of Lexington, pleaded not guilty to two counts
of first-degree possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug
paraphernalia (misdemeanor) and possession of marijuana (misdemeanor).
Probation
Kenneth D. Burress, 54, of Campbellsville, was ordered to serve out an
18-month prison sentenced for violating terms of his probation for
first-degree possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug
paraphernalia (misdemeanor), failure of owner to maintain required
insurance (misdemeanor) and no/expired registration plates (violation).
Trial dates
Robert W. Pelzer, 53, of St. Petersburg, Fla., was scheduled to return
for Feb. 17-18, 2022 jury trial on a charge of flagrant nonsupport.
Kimberly D. Morris, 47, of Versailles, was scheduled to return for a
Nov. 15 jury trial on two counts of first-degree possession of a
controlled substance and charges of third-degree possession of a
controlled substance and public intoxication (misdemeanor).
Stevie Dale Abbott Jr., 31, of Versailles, was scheduled to return for a
Dec. 13-15 jury trial on charges of receiving stolen property ($10,000
or more), convicted felon in possession of a handgun, first-degree
trafficking in a controlled substance, theft by unlawful taking
(auto/$500 or more), tampering with physical evidence, third-degree
burglary and contempt of court.
Dismissed
Charges of attempted murder, first-degree wanton endangerment (two
counts) and fourth-degree assault (misdemeanor) against Grady Tripp
Moore III (deceased) were dismissed.
Police Reports
Versailles police responded to one vehicle accident involving injuries,
16 non-injury accidents and made three arrests.
On July 3 at 3 p.m., a Chevrolet Silverado driven by Gary Brown Jr., 51,
of Bakersfield, Calif., was westbound on Lexington Road approaching
Pisgah Pike behind another vehicle. Brown said the other vehicle was
slowing or stopped in traffic and he rear-ended it after becoming
distracted by The Kentucky Castle. He told police the other vehicle then
left the scene. A passenger in Brown’s truck, Amber Ortiz, 47, of the
same address, was taken to UK Chandler Hospital.
On July 9, two KU meters on Ryne Court were reported vandalized, with
damage estimated at $501.
On July 6, a Beretta handgun worth $300 was reported stolen from a
vehicle on Coach Station Road in Midway.
On July 8, police made an arrest in the Arby’s parking lot for
possession of methamphetamine.
On July 8, a vehicle was reported leaving the scene of an accident on
Georgetown Road in Midway.
On July 3, a vehicle was reported leaving the scene of an accident on
Lexington Road.
On July 7, a vehicle was reported leaving the scene of an accident on
McCracken Pike.
On July 8, menacing was reported at a Dan Drive home.
On July 6, a battery and catalytic converter worth a total of $600 were
reported stolen on the Bluegrass Parkway.
On July 6, identity theft involving $413.85 stolen through PayPal was
reported at a home on Woodlark Road.
On July 8, police made an arrest on Frankfort Road for trafficking in
marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, rear license not
illuminated, failure to wear seatbelt and carrying a concealed weapon.
On July 7, police made an arrest on Lexington Road for operating a motor
vehicle under the influence of a substance, possession of heroin and
third-degree possession of a controlled substance.
Fire Reports
City
Firefighters made six EMS assists and installed a car seat in one
vehicle from July 6 to 12.
On July 6, they responded to two fire alarms at Bluegrass Community
Hospital, a fire alarm at a Flint Ridge home and had an EMS run
cancelled en route.
County
Firefighters made three EMS assists from July 6 to 12.
On July 6, they responded to a false alarm caused by system trouble on
Watts Ferry Road.
On July 7, they responded to a downed power line on Hanover Road.
On July 9, they responded to an alarm triggered by burnt food on
Sheffield Drive.
On July 10, they responded to a vehicle fire on Bluegrass Parkway East
and a vehicle accident at the intersection of Old Frankfort Pike and
Midway Road.
On July 12, they responded to a car fire on Fords Mill Road and a false
alarm caused by a faulty detector on Shannon Run Road.
Public Records
SUITS
Petitions for the dissolution of marriage – Victoria Drury vs. Trey W.
Drury; Charles L. Spillman Sr. vs. Kimberly Miller-Spillman.
Jeffrey B. Chapman vs. Sheri L. Chapman for registration of foreign
child custody order.
Emily Manley as guardian of minor child vs. Angelia Harris,
administrator of estate of John Harris, for damages for June 2020 motor
vehicle accident.
Commonwealth of Kentucky, ex rel., et al., vs. Robert B. McCrystal for
transfer of venue in child support case.
Justin Tomey, et al., vs. Derek Tomey for judgment for right, title or
interest in personal and real property of Dallas E. Tomey estate plus
legal fees and expenses.
DEEDS
Sue Rhineheimer and Charlie Rhineheimer to Charles R. Casciola, 224 East
Higgins Street, Midway, $126,500.
David H. Lloyd and Virginia Lloyd to Edward Anderson and Joanie
Anderson, 4835 Clifton Pike, $50,000.
Della L. Rose and Mary Frances Baker to RNJ Investments, LLC (Jihad
Hallany, member), 3079 Rosewood Drive, $455,340.
Phillip A. Burchell and Sharon T. Burchell to Lance White and Julie
White, 105 Richardson Street, Midway, $221,000.
Bradford S. Padgett Jr. and Judith L. Padgett to Hannah Elizabeth
McIntyre, Judy McIntyre and George Patrick McIntyre, 125 Angell Avenue,
$195,000.
Francis Scott Cecil and Deborah Betancourt-Cecil to Ashley Smith Gates,
296 Gleneagles Way, $330,000.
Loretta Sims to Estee Hazelip, 319 Colony Drive, $286,000.
Am Tansam, LLC (E. B. Stacy, member) to Sarah King, 211A Berry Avenue,
$150,000.
Thomas Fouts, as executor of the Charles David Binning estate, to Tammy
Nadean Hubbell and Thomas Lee Hubbell, 115 Briarwood Drive, $305,000.
Suzanne S. Gaines to Austin C. Castle and Savannah R. Castle, 2075
Scotts Ferry Road East, $445,000.
Robert H. Wilson and Melissa A. Wilson to Ryan Humphreys and Cera
Eldridge, 417 South Gratz Street, Midway, $220,000.
Michael D. Ping, Sandra L. Ping, Michael Shon Ping and Sherri R. Ping to
Leland Mittan and Kari Mittan, 426 Quail Run Road, $252,000.
CHB, LLC (Joseph Davenport, manager) to Eric Higgins and Julie Higgins,
6000 Hiddenaway Lane, $125,000.
John G. Greene and Shelly S. Greene to Eric Higgins and Julie Higgins,
6010 Hiddenaway Lane, $749,000.
Rachel Springs Farm, LLC, through Sandra L. Davis as executor of the
Michael A. Davis estate, to Michele L. Coe, as trustee of the Jacob A.
Coe Irrevocable Trust, 28- and 55-acre tracts of land on Troy Pike,
$395,000.
Steven T. Wilder and Patty A. Wilder to Denise Hord and Faron Webb, 586
Adena Trace, $385,000.
Richard Boggess, as executor of the Wilbert E. Gersch Jr. estate, to
Allison G. Palmour, 105 Briarwood Drive, $280,000.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Lindsay Gayle Raterman and Jason Robert Arnold; Lori Jean Henninger and
Carl Lenvil Ellis Jr.; Kristen Nicole Hall and Joseph Stanley Back;
Lauren Ann Logan and Ryan Scott Ray; Kaitlyn Christine Merrick and
Jeffrey Matthew Lyle; Hannah Lee Shietze and Phillip Andrew Sims.