District Court Week of March 7 Sarah Hays, judge Traffic Speeding – Amelia C. Armstrong, $198; Jakalyn D. Bixler, $143 plus state traffic school; Kaylie M. Boone, $168 plus state traffic school; Rosevelt Bradshaw, $243; Daulton Hall, $143 plus state traffic school; Alana S. Meyer, $163; Carson J. Rayburn, combined with failure of owner to maintain required insurance, $393 plus state traffic school; Phillip C. Reed, Alive at 25; Auner Rodriguez, combined with reckless driving, no operator’s/moped license and failure to maintain required insurance, $853; Kristi N. Salerno, $143 plus state traffic school; Donna M. Stockwell, $143 plus state traffic school; Jorge L. Ramirez, combined with no operator’s/moped license and failure to maintain required insurance, $873. No operator’s/moped license – Joseph D. Barnes, $343; Brandy Ferguson, $243; Matthew A. Miller, $243. Failure to maintain required insurance – Serena Guerin, $243. No operator’s license in possession – Christian Lowe, $193; Adreinne McMurray, $193. No/expired registration plates – Kelly Markwell, combined with operating on suspended/revoked operator’s license and failure of non-owner to maintain required insurance, $1,368; Tara A. Witten, $168. Failure to give right of way to emergency stopped vehicle – James Noss, state traffic school. Reckless driving – Gregory Richardson, $243. DUI – Jessica Goforth, combined with operating motor vehicle without ignition interlock device and operating on suspended/revoked operator’s license, $993 plus six days home incarceration.
Misdemeanors Possession of marijuana – Quevontae D. Adams, Louisville, combined with no/expired Kentucky registration receipt, no operator’s license and failure to maintain required insurance, $885.50; Lance Kue, Georgetown, combined with speeding, $260.50; Amber M. Rennie, Lexington, combined with reckless driving, possession of drug paraphernalia and second-degree possession of a controlled substance, $535.50; Tyler East, Lancaster, $260.50; Bruce Dorsey, 103 Virginia Avenue, combined with possession of drug paraphernalia, menacing, resisting arrest, second-degree possession of a controlled substance, possession of open alcoholic beverage container in a a motor vehicle and operating motor vehicle under influence of substance, $895.50 plus five days with credit. Alcohol intoxication in a public place – Dylan C. Amosson, 120 Highview Drive, $200.50. Possession of a controlled substance, third-degree – Betty R. Jenkins, Nicholasville, combined with controlled substance prescription not in original container, $260.50. Police Reports Police responded to one motor vehicle accident involving injuries, 15 non-injury accidents and made one arrest. On March 7 at 5:42 a.m., a Hyundai Elantra driven by George T. Purvis, 42, of Louisville, and a Ford Fusion driven by Kelly D. Burrell, 25, of Arden, N.C. were eastbound on the Bluegrass Parkway. Purvis said he looked down, then back up and saw he was about to rear-end Burrell’s vehicle. After the collision, the Elantra hit a guard rail on the south side of the road and came to rest in the middle of the eastbound lanes. Burrell was taken to Bluegrass Community Hospital. Police say fatigue, falling asleep and inattention on the part of Purvis were factors in the accident. On March 12, possession of marijuana was reported on Lexington Road. On March 12, unauthorized use of a GMC Sierra was reported at a home on Paddock Drive. On March 10, police made an arrest on Kilmer Drive for reckless driving, disregarding a stop sign, disregarding a stop light, fleeing or evading police in a motor vehicle, fleeing or evading police on foot and second-degree wanton endangerment. On March 10, first-degree wanton endangerment was reported at a home on Blackhawk Circle. On March 6, tools worth $2,603 were reported stolen from a vehicle on Chestnut Lane. On March 3, $5,000 was reported stolen from a Frankfort Street restaurant by voiding customer tickets and pocketing cash. On March 7, theft by unlawful taking involving $100 in fraudulent use of a credit was reported at a home on Tyrone Pike. On March 7, a counterfeit $50 was reported at a Lexington Road convenience store. On March 2, third-degree criminal mischief involving a broken bedroom window and a punctured passenger side rear tire was reported on Martin Street in Midway, with damage estimated at $400. Fire Reports City Firefighters made three EMS assists from March 8 to 14. On March 8, they responded to a motor vehicle accident with injuries on Crossfield Drive. On March 9, they helped people get out of a stalled elevator at Margaret Hall Manor. On March 14, they responded to a grass fire on Murray Street.
County Firefighters made two EMS assists from March 8 to 14. On March 10, they responded to a gasoline leak on Bluegrass Parkway West. On March 11, they responded to a smoke scare on Industry Drive. On March 12, they responded to a motor vehicle accident on U.S. 60 West, performed a carbon monoxide detector investigation on Oxford Road and responded to a false alarm caused by a water flow problem on McCracken Pike. On March 14, they responded to a motor vehicle accident on Pinckard Pike. Public Records SUITS Petition for the dissolution of marriage – Justin S. Hughes vs. Kelcie L. Hughes. Mary J. Paul vs. Sarah P. Hosley, et al., for order allowing plaintiff to sell property and judgment awarding plaintiff claim title. U.S. Bank National Association vs. Bernice B. Dobbins for $114,803.41 plus interest, attorney fees and other advances claimed due on a debt. Commonwealth of Kentucky, ex rel., et al., vs. Jessica Goforth for support of minor child. Commonwealth of Kentucky, ex rel., et al., vs. Jessica Goforth for support of minor children. Stonehaven Steadings, LLC, et al., vs. Woodford County Board of Adjustment for ruling that defendant acted arbitrarily, capriciously, in excess of statutory authority and without substantial evidence regarding ruling about 925 Paynes Depot Road.
DEEDS Louis Thomas Yount Jr. and Pamela A. Yount to Emily Bays, 306 Brand Street, Midway, $15,000. Christy McCoy and Steve McCoy to Michael Leo Spalding and Shelley Leigh Spalding, 216 Locust Grove Way, $451,000. Lisa A. Sloan Levin to Lisa Sloan, as trustee of the Lisa Sloan Survivor’s Revocable Trust, 5146 Paynes Mill Road, other consideration. Leigh Millwork, LLC (Gregory A. Leigh, manager) to Greg Leigh Custom Millwork, LLC (Lisa C. Leigh, manager), 101 Walnut Street, $1, quitclaim deed. Bobbie Ray Goodrich Jr. and Kathryn Goodrich to Lisa Derman, 222 Rose Hill Avenue, $325,000. Brittany Lyn Miller to Gurjinderpal Singh, 438 Duell Drive, $200,000. Paul Brian Czarapata to Mary Melissa Czarapata, 110 Classic Court, other consideration, quitclaim deed. Robert Whalen and Diane Whalen to Aaron Hendrickson and Mary Hendrickson, 520 Will Parkway, $40,000 and other consideration. Robert Whalen and Diane Whalen to Mary A. Hendrickson and Aaron Hendrickson, 1348 Huntertown Road, $500,000 and other consideration. Bruce Southworth and Ann N. Mayes to Property Transitions, LLC (Heather Gatewood, member), 6830 Midway Road, $104,000 and other consideration. Jerry Wright Lancaster to Julia L. Reed, 6905 McCowans Ferry Road and 31.48 acres on Lillards Ferry Road, nominal consideration. John W. Faust to Lisa Faust, 60.071 acres near Paul’s Mill Road, $1 and other consideration. Argent Trust Company, as trustee of the Joyce KJ McCauley Revocable Trust, to Argent Trust Company, as trustee of the Joyce KJ McCauley Trust (for the benefit of Elizabeth J. Lemaster) and Argent Trust Company, as trustee of the Joyce KJ McCauley Trust (f/b/o Carl H. Jackson), 137 North Main Street (former location of McCauley & Mattingly law office), other consideration. Argent Trust Company, as trustee of the Joyce KJ McCauley Trust (f/b/o Elizabeth J. Lemaster), and Argent Trust Company, as trustee of the Joyce KJ McCauley Trust (f/b/o Carl H. Jackson), to Rick & Still Real Estate, LLC (Jarrod Williams and Alex Riddle, managers), 137 North Main Street, $444,000. Gary W. Murphy to Mary J. Murphy, land parcel on Troy Pike, nominal consideration, quitclaim deed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Norwood Guadalupe Martinez and Hugo Alberto Guillen Betanzos; Maribel Figueroa and Jose Eliezer Portillo Nolasco.