District Court Aug. 2 Sarah Hays, judge Traffic Speeding – Rony A. Castellanos, $198; Miguel Contreras, combined with no operator’s/moped license, $285; Kirsten M. Halcomb, $198; Brittany N. Hardin, 198; Benjamin Kalala, $243. No/expired registration plates – Kelli P. Collins, $25; Angela F. Johnson, combined with failure of owner to maintain required insurance and operating on suspended/revoked operator’s license, $1,368; James Y. Lake, combined with no operator’s/moped license in possession, $193. Driving on DUI-suspended license – Gavin Johnson, combined with failure of non-owner to maintain required insurance, $918. DUI – Laramie S. Leatherman, $793; Demetrick L. Samuels, $1,043 plus 44 days, serve 14 with one day credit. Careless driving – Darneau Maddox, combined with no operator’s/moped license, $293. Failure to wear seatbelt – Mason L. Moore, $25. Failure of owner to maintain required insurance – Antonio Prado, combined with operating on suspended/revoked operator’s license, $1,393; Daniel Z. Shryock, $643.

Misdemeanors Public intoxication – Joseph E. Rikel, Georgetown, combined with possession of marijuana – $285.50 plus one day with one day credit. Possession of a controlled substance, second-degree – Stacy M. Sutherland, 624 Pocahontas Trail, $210.50; Kathy Walton, Nicholasville, combined with possession of drug paraphernalia, $210.50 plus 12 months, serve 57 days with credit and balance probated for two years. Menacing – Keith Brumley, Lexington, $185.50 plus two days with credit. Possession of marijuana – Reece A. Osborne, Louisville, combined with possession of drug paraphernalia and second-degree possession of a controlled substance, $410.50. Possession of marijuana – Scottie L. Wilson, Lexington, $260.50.

Circuit Court Aug. 4, 1 p.m. Jeremy Mattox, judge Sentencing Katrina Sue Coomer, 36, of Corinth, was placed on three years probation for first-degree possession of a controlled substance, receiving stolen property (under $10,000) and possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor). An 18-month prison sentence was suspended. Tamayas J. Moore, 27, of Lexington, was sentenced to five years in prison for first-degree wanton endangerment, convicted felon in possession of a handgun and possession of marijuana (handgun enhancement). Robert Richard, 58, of Versailles, was sentenced to two years in prison for two counts of third-degree assault (police/probation officer), first-degree promoting contraband, third-degree criminal trespassing (violation), alcohol intoxication in a public place (third or greater offense/misdemeanor) and two counts of third-degree terroristic threatening (misdemeanor).

Pleas Hope Feeback, 27, of Frankfort, pleaded guilty to first-degree possession of a controlled substance, possession of marijuana (misdemeanor) and possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor). The commonwealth recommended 18 months in prison (three years probation). Devan Wiggins, 24, of Frankfort, pleaded guilty to second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument and theft by deception (under $10,000). The commonwealth recommended two years in prison (five years probation) and $3,448 restitution.

Arraignments Eric Anthony Phillips, 46, of Louisville, pleaded not guilty to receiving stolen property (under $10,000) and first-degree persistent felony offender. Tyler Smith, 29, of Bowling Green, pleaded not guilty to second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument and theft by deception (under $10,000). Damien A. Taylor, 28, of Lexington, pleaded not guilty to theft by unlawful taking (under $10,000), first-degree fleeing or evading police (on foot) and resisting arrest (misdemeanor).

Probation violation Nicholas Batts, 24, of Lexington, was ordered to serve 20 days in jail (time served) for violating terms of his probation for first-degree possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor).

Police Reports Versailles police responded to two motor vehicle accidents involving injuries, nine non-injury accidents, one domestic-related complaint and made one arrest. On Aug. 4 at 8:22 p.m., George Hawkins, 17, of 155 Charmac Road, was trying to cross North Main Street from East to West Green streets. He told police he saw a Chrysler Sebring driven by Ghera C. Cifuentes, 22, of 567 Beech Street, in the intersection but thought he had enough room. Hawkins’s vehicle struck Cifuentes’s, then struck a Ford Ranger driven by Judy English, 65, of 136 Frankfort Street, that was stopped at the intersection. English was taken to Bluegrass Community Hospital. Police say Hawkins failed to yield the right of way. On Aug. 5 at 2:54 p.m., a Ford F-350 driven by Myan J. Rice, 19, of Louisville, was stopped at a red light in the right lane on westbound Lexington Road at Pisgah Pike. A Chrysler 200 driven by Quinton Blake, 23, of Salvisa, rear-ended a Kia Soul driven by Michael Breeding, 62, of Lexington, which rear-ended a Chevrolet small cab pickup truck driven by Brittany K. Dummott, 18, of Baxter, which rear-ended Rice’s vehicle. Breeding was taken to UK Chandler Hospital. Police say Blake’s inattention and following too closely caused the wreck. On Aug. 7, third-degree terroristic threatening and harassment (no physical contact) were reported at a home on Dogwood Court. On Aug. 4, a vehicle was reported leaving the scene of an accident on Huntertown Road that caused $150 in damage to a plank fence. On Aug. 4, a Spring Run Road resident reported $2,015.23 stolen through fraudulent use of a credit card. On Aug. 5, police made an arrest on Macey Avenue for possession of marijuana. On Aug. 2, failure to render aid involving a Buick Verano was reported on Simmons Street. On Aug. 3, an Acer laptop worth $200 was reported stolen from a home on Ryne Court.

Fire Reports City Firefighters made 10 EMS assists from Aug. 3 to 9. On Aug. 4, they responded to a vehicle accident with injuries on North Main Street. On Aug. 6, they responded to an unauthorized burn on High Street. On Aug. 7, they responded to a fluid leak at the Kroger gas station and a mulch fire on Industry Drive. On Aug. 9, they responded to a false alarm on Fielding Drive.

County On Aug. 3, firefighters responded to an alarm triggered by burnt food on Paddock Drive, a false alarm on McCracken Pike and a farm machinery accident on Germany Road. On Aug. 4, they responded to a tree on fire on Midway Road. On Aug. 5, they responded to a tree on fire on Midway Road, a false alarm on Venetian Way and a vehicle accident on Troy Pike. On Aug. 6, they responded to a false alarm on the Bluegrass Parkway. On Aug. 8, they responded to an illegal burn on Fintville Road and a hay bales fire on Troy Pike. On Aug. 9, they assisted with a lockout on Scarborough Drive.

Public Records

SUITS Petition for the dissolution of marriage – Michael E. Newsome vs. Kate D. Newsome. Tristan Bean vs. Melissa Spencer for custody and parenting time schedule for minor child. Discover Bank vs. Lindsay Semones for $28,670 plus court costs claimed due on a debt. Commonwealth of Kentucky, ex rel., et al., vs. Brittany McIntyre for health insurance for minor child. Mary A. Busbee vs. Cassie M. Daley for de facto custody of minor child.

DEEDS Erin Forman Endicott and Michael Davidson to Krystina Johanna Wright and Richard Jason Wright, 106 Carriage Lane, Midway, $275,000. Randal S. Burgess and Margaret M. Demopolis to Good Homes, LLC (Amir Nikou, member), 611 Oxford Road, $190,000. Good Homes, LLC to Mohammed Qadah, 611 Oxford Road, $208,000. Leslie W. Ramey Jr. and Roberta A. Ramey to Robert C. Clutterbuck and Ricky N. Clutterbuck, 230 Ashby Circle, $272,500. The HSD Group, LLC (Loretta Hafley, member) to Nicole A. Tremblay, 277 Paddock Road, $195,000. T & D Properties-Lex, Inc. (Phillip Todd Sills, president) to Macey Properties, LLC (Neil Vasilakes and Rachel Vasilakes, members), 125 Macey Avenue, $305,000. Journey’s End Farm Corp. (Melinda Ann Huber, president) to Jedidiah Joel Edenstrom and Ashley Camille Edenstrom, 62.844 acres on Hippe Agee Road, $504,000. Journey’s End Farm Corp. to Jediadiah Joel Edenstrom and Ashley Camille Edenstrom, 20.216 acres on Hippe Agee Road, $150,000. Karen H. Boden and James W. Glass, as trustees of the Wanda S. Parrott Irrevocable Trust, to Karen H. Boden, 150 High Street, other consideration. Anthony Denton and Jennifer Denton to Anthony Dale Denton and Jennifer Dawn Denton, as trustees of the Denton Family Living Trust, 515 Martin Drive, quitclaim deed. Amy M. Smith and Spencer T. Smith to Wright Rentals, LLC (Thomas J. Wright, member), 442 Duell Drive, $145,000. John C. Caton, individually and as executor of the Barbara Bate Caton estate, to John C. Caton, 1728 Gastineau Lane, $10. John H. Lauderdale to Mark Schnaubett and Jennifer Bogan, 227 Black Hawk Circle, $145,500. Donna J. Smith to Lydia Denae Switzer and Timothy Switzer, 578 Adena Trace, $430,000. Andrew J. Morris and Susan S. Smyth to Elaine M. Martinez and Ernest H. Martinez II, 1000 Wil-Rose Lane, $770,000. William D. Vanderwater to Salvatore Gambino, 6007 Canonero Way, $384,000. Joshua Andrew Sutton to Zachary Harrison Walls and Amanda Rose Walls, 393 Dunroven Drive, $170,000. David Stewart Ewadinger and Gayle M. Ewadinger to Adrian Lee Varner Jr., 204 Carriage Lane Court, Midway, $1 and other consideration. Marian H. McGuire and Michael Ford McGuire to Derek W. Darnell and Angela M. Darnell, land parcel on Shore Acres Road, $47,000. Betty Simms Hatton and Tommy Hatton to Pam Crowe, an undivided one-fifth interest in 3710 Scotts Ferry Road, other consideration. Yelena Slobodzian, Roman Slobodzian, Yulia Demchenkov and Igor M. Demchenkov to Yulia Demchenkov and Igor M. Demchenkov, 2015 Boonedale Lane, other consideration. MARRIAGE LICENSES Elizabeth Ann Valdivieso and Jesse Gideon Hutter; Nashalie Enid Pagain-Rivera and Tanner Allen Curran; Meredith Kelty Downey and Patrick Kendall Watts; Mary Mace Hall and Jason Rudolf Hecker; Francis Ann McKinney and Michael Shane Downs.