Public Records – September 8th

By Woodford Sun Staff

District Court Aug. 30 Mary Jane Phelps, judge Traffic Speeding – Omar A. Abbi, $143 plus state traffic school; Samuel R. Bryant, Alive at 25; Hayleigh J. Burke, $198; Marilyn S. Florence, $163; Szu Y. Ke, $198; Courtney A. Munsey, combined with failure of owner to maintain required insurance, $243; Zachariah R. Oliver, Alive at 25; Olivia E. Sanders, $198; Landen M. Saulsberry, $173; Deison Thomas, combined with no operator’s/moped license and failure to use child restraint device in vehicle, $321. Careless driving – Timothy E. Dotterer, $143 plus state traffic school. Failure of owner to maintain required insurance – Hurshell S. Elswick, combined with no/expired registration plates, $268. No operator’s/moped license – Davi Guterez, $243. No insurance – Hugo Mendoza, combined with operating on suspended/revoked operator’s license, $843. DUI – Sergio J. Avila, $768 plus four days with credit.

Misdemeanors Possession of marijuana – Joshua S. Evans, Lexington, $260.50. Cultivation of marijuana – Charles W. Welch, 104 Roan Road, $160. Circuit Court Sept. 1, 1 p.m. Jeremy Mattox, judge Sentencing Hope Feeback, 27, of Frankfort, was placed on 18 months probation for first-degree possession of a controlled substance, possession of marijuana (misdemeanor) and possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor). An 18-month prison sentenced was suspended. Devan Wiggins, 24, of Frankfort, was placed on five years probation and ordered to pay $3,448 restitution for second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument and theft by deception (under $10,000). A two-year prison sentence was suspended.

Pleas Eric C. Slone, 34, of Versailles, pleaded guilty second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument, theft by deception (under $10,000), receiving stolen property (under $500), first-degree possession of a controlled substance and possession of marijuana (misdemeanor). The commonwealth recommended three years in prison. Charges of trafficking in a controlled substance within 1,000 feet of a school, first-degree trafficking in a controlled substance and engaging in organized crime-criminal syndicate were dismissed under the plea agreement. Olson L. Stivers, 65, of Lexington, pleaded guilty to first-degree assault and operating a motor vehicle while under the influence (aggravator). The commonwealth recommended 10 years in prison (five years probation) and $1,800 restitution. Harold Anthony Wright, 44, of Stanford, pleaded guilty to first-degree possession of a controlled substance, possession of marijuana (misdemeanor) and possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor). Charges of trafficking in a controlled substance within 1,000 feet of a school and engaging in organized crime-criminal syndicate were dismissed under the plea agreement.

Arraignments Christopher Leet Cooper, 41, of Versailles, pleaded not guilty to two counts of first-degree possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor). Abiel Perez-Gonzales, 28, of Owensboro, pleaded not guilty to two counts of first-degree wanton endangerment, first-degree fleeing or evading police (motor vehicle), operating a motor vehicle while under the influence (misdemeanor), no operator’s license (misdemeanor) and reckless driving (violation). Chastin Rodgers, 23, of Versailles, pleaded not guilty to first-degree unlawful transaction with a minor.

Probation Steven D. Hawkins, 27, of Lawrenceburg, was ordered to complete long-term drug treatment 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 19 non-injury vehicle accidents and made two arrests. On Sept. 6, harassing communications were reported at a home on Shryocks Ferry Road. On Sept. 4, theft by deception involving $500 was reported at a Debra Street home. On Sept. 4, tools worth $33.99 were reported shoplifted from a store on Broadway Street. On Sept. 3, a vehicle was reported leaving the scene of an accident on I-64 East. On Sept. 2, a Kentucky EPO/DVO was reported violated at a Linden Drive home. On Sept. 2, harassing communications were reported at a church on North Main Street. On Sept. 1, a vehicle was reported leaving the scene of an accident on Pinckard Pike that damaged a utility pole. On Sept. 1, $53 in cash was reported stolen from a vehicle on Altamont Court. On Sept. 1, the side of a building on Tyrone Pike was reported vandalized. On Sept. 1, police made an arrest on Rose Hill Avenue for possession of heroin and possession of methamphetamine. On Aug. 29, a vehicle was reported leaving the scene of an accident in a Pisgah Pike lot. On Aug. 31, police made an arrest on Huntertown Road for possession of a handgun by a convicted felon, fleeing or evading police on foot, possession of drug paraphernalia, first-degree possession of a controlled substance, possession of marijuana, no registration plates and failure of owner to maintain required insurance. On Aug. 30, a Blackview dash camera worth $299 was reported stolen on Versailles Road. On Aug. 31, a Ford Econoline worth $45,000 was reported stolen from U-Haul. Fire Reports City Firefighters made eight EMS assists from Aug. 31 to Sept. 6. On Aug. 31, they responded to a vehicle accident with injuries on Lexington Road. On Sept. 1, they made a forcible entry into an apartment at Margaret Hall Manor. On Sept. 4, they responded to a mulch fire on Kroger Way. On Sept. 5, an EMS run was cancelled en route. On Sept. 6, an EMS run was cancelled en route and a run to Rose Ridge Road to investigate a smoke odor found nothing.

County On Aug. 31, firefighters responded to a carbon monoxide detector activation on Tincher Drive. On Sept. 1, they responded to two false alarms on McCracken Pike. On Sept. 2, they responded to a natural gas leak on Midway Road and a lockout on Altamont Court. On Sept. 3, they responded to a false alarm on KY 341 caused by system trouble. On Sept. 4, they responded to a tractor wreck on Griers Creek Road. On Sept. 6, they responded to an alarm on Lexington Road caused by burnt food. Public Records SUITS Petitions for the dissolution of marriage – Corydon W. Jenkins vs. Nancy L. Jenkins; Amber Campbell vs. William R. Wilson Jr.; Elizabeth B. Bryant vs. Prentice C. Bryant; Charlene Haydon vs. Jennifer Byrge; Lynsey Henderson vs. Jonathan Henderson. Kentucky Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co. (A/S/O Arnold Dale Meadows) vs. Tiffany Jordan for damages and costs related to Feb. 26 vehicle accident. Trilogy Racing LLC vs. Lawrence and Cathryn Beck for order expelling them from Trilogy Racing, LLC.

DEEDS Matthew Alan Tovar and Katlyn R. Blair to Rebecca Davis, 416 Ryne Court, $117,000. Patricia L. Routt and Mark E. Routt to Christina Adele Thompson and Clay Davis Little, 315 Colony Drive, $250,000. Linda Hansel to Ruth Ann Blankenship, 552 Beech Street, other consideration. Debbra C. Reddy to The HSD Group, LLC (Loretta Hafley, member), 307 Amsden Avenue, $110,000. Joseph N. Waldon and Robin W. Waldon to Brett Andrew Tweeten and Layson Belle Griffin, 124 Elm Street, $501,500. Wilbur Cain and Linda B. Cain to Linda Beth Cain, 622 Deerfield Drive, $1, quitclaim deed. Therese M. Cooper to Therese M. Cooper, as trustee of the Therese Marie Trometer Cooper Revocable Trust, 128 Shermans Crescent, other consideration. Thomas B. Head and Natalie A. Head to Kathleen M. Welch and Mark G. Abel, 613 Deerfield Drive, $319,816.

MARRIAGE LICENSES Serena Marie Guerin and Ronald Lee Downs III; Christy Leigh Lunsford and Christopher Glenn Bowling; Beverly Ann Tincher and George Clinton Merritt.