District Court Week of June 20 Sarah Hays, judge Traffic Speeding – Domingo Rivera, $173; Hannah Robb, Drive Safe Kentucky; Javen Hoskins, Alive at 25; Evan K. Jones, $198; Gina E. Lyons, $143 plus state traffic school; John Moore, $173; Lewis Sewell, $198; Haylee Strong, state traffic school. DUI – Virginia O. Aime, combined with failure to file accident report, $843 plus six days home incarceration; Luis R. Hernandez, $793 plus six days home incarceration; Michele Hiles, $793 plus four days home incarceration; Jacob Tincher, $943 plus eight days home incarceration; Clement H. Vo, $793. No operator’s/moped license – Leonides A. Martinez, combined with failure to use child restraint device in vehicle and failure to wear seatbelt, $468; Tyzon Edwards, 30 days; Abimeal Ramirez, combined with failure to wear seatbelt, $268; Steed L. Stubbs, $243. Operating on suspended/revoked operator’s license – Amia Bishop, $343; Nathaniel C. Duggins, combined with failure of owner to maintain required insurance, $893; John N. Watkins, $393. Failure of owner to maintain required insurance – Carlos J. Lopez, $393. No operator’s license in possession – Marquise McIntyre, combined with failure of owner to maintain required insurance, $293; Rebecca Peffley, $193; Marissa A. Satterley, $193. Operating motor vehicle under influence of substance – Brian Miller, $1,093. Failure to give right of way to emergency stopped vehicle – Carter W. Wiedmann, Alive at 25.
Misdemeanors Criminal trespassing, first-degree – Patrick C. Cassidy, 705 Eureka Drive, two counts, plus theft by unlawful taking, two counts, $235.50 plus 22 days with credit. Harassment with physical contact – David Steele, 400 Poplar Street, 30 days probated for two years. Possession of a controlled substance, second-degree – Antonio D. Woods, Louisville, 90 days probated for two years; Brittany N. McIntyre, combined with possession of drug paraphernalia, 12 months concurrent. Alcohol intoxication in a public place – Carlos Escobar, 154 Powhatan Trail, $200.50. Public intoxication, controlled substance – Mayra Garcia, 322 Laval Heights, $235.50. Possession of marijuana – Courtney Glasgow, 114 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, $310.50; Brandon M. Lloyd, Coatesville, Pa., $160.50 plus three days with credit; Megan Fulkrod, Lexington, $260.50. Police Reports Versailles police responded to four vehicle accidents involving injuries, nine non-injury accidents, one domestic-related complaint, issued one citation/summons and made two arrests. On June 14 at 3:41 p.m., a Toyota Camry driven by Teresa L. Smith, 50, of Frankfort, was northbound on Leestown Road while a Nissan Rogue driven by Karelia S. Eslava, 39, of Lexington, was southbound. Police say Eslava tried to turn left onto Georgetown Road and the vehicles collided. Police say Eslava failed to yield. She was taken to Frankfort Regional Medical Center. On June 15 at 4:25 p.m., a Mazda B-series pickup truck driven by Lacey Dunn, 58, of 133 Camden Avenue, was westbound on U.S. 62. Witnesses said he tried to pass a vehicle in a no-passing zone and went off the side of the road. Police said there was an odor of intoxicants and alcohol involvement is suspected. She was taken to UK Chandler Hospital. On June 17 at 12:22 p.m., a Pontiac G-6 driven by Joseph N. Greenlee, 53, of 316 Macey Avenue, was parked in the Burger King parking lot. Police say he drove off, struck a curb and shrubbery and another curb, damaging a water suppression system in the landscaping. The vehicle came to rest in a ditch on the eastbound side of Lexington Road. Greenlee was taken to Bluegrass Community Hospital. On June 19 at 3:27 p.m., a Toyota Camry driven by Kaitlyn Lee, 20, of Frankfort, was westbound on Leestown Road approaching the intersection with Georgetown Road. Lee told police she had the green light and was struck in the intersection by an eastbound Mazda 6 driven by Angel Spencer, 51, of 222 Clifton Road. A passenger in Spencer’s vehicle told police she asked Spencer not to turn. Spencer was taken to Frankfort Regional Medical Center. On June 27, a Mega 550 battery worth $25.99 was reported stolen from a Princess Circle home. On June 27, first-degree wanton endangerment and the theft of a 2002 Volkswagen Jetta were reported in a Laval Heights parking lot. On June 22, $350 in cash was reported stolen from Bypass Liquor. On June 24, open burning was reported at a Dry Ridge Road farm. On June 25, a motor vehicle registration plate worth $20 was reported stolen on Frankfort Street. On June 24, police made an arrest on Macey Avenue for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of a controlled substance and possession of marijuana. On June 22, theft by deception involving $750 stolen through Zelle was reported by a Pinnacle Court resident. On June 23, third-degree sexual abuse was reported at a McCracken Pike restaurant. On June 23, police made an arrest for first-degree criminal trespassing at an Arbor Place Drive home. On June 23, a Chevrolet Cavalier was reported vandalized, with damage estimated at $100, and $25 in gas was reported stolen. On June 17, a trailer worth $3,000 was reported stolen in a Dan Drive parking lot. On June 22, a citation/summons was issued on Lexington Road for operating a suspended/revoked operator’s license and third-degree possession of a controlled substance. On June 21, a side window at First Christian Church was reported vandalized, with damage estimated at $1,001. Fire Reports City Firefighters made nine EMS assists from June 21 to 27. On June 21, they responded to a gas leak on North Main Street, a vehicle accident with injuries at the intersection of Falling Springs Boulevard and Troy Pike and a trash fire at a Macey Avenue home. On June 22, they responded to a gas leak on North Main Street. On June 23, they responded to a natural gas odor at McDonald’s, but found no leak. On June 24, they responded to a mutual aid request from the Lawrenceburg Fire Department for a fire involving hazardous materials at a NAPA store there. On June 25, they responded to a gas leak at a Janet Street home. On June 26, they extricated someone stuck in a stalled elevator in a home on Rose Hill Avenue.
County Firefighters made eight EMS assists and installed a child safety seat in one vehicle from June 21 to 27. On June 21, they performed a smoke detector investigation on Steele Road and responded to a tractor and bale fire on Kidds Mill Road. On June 22, they checked a controlled burn on Spring Station Road and performed a boat rescue on the Kentucky River near Tyrone Pike (see photo on page 3). On June 24, they responded to an illegal burn on Dry Ridge Road. On June 25, they performed a controlled burn investigation on Pisgah Pike and a lift assist on Buck Run Road. On June 26, they responded to a fire alarm involving burnt food on East Eagle Drive and a house fire on Shannon Run Road. On June 27, they responded to a vehicle accident with injuries on Shannon Run Road. Public Records SUITS Petitions for the dissolution of marriage – Brett N. Hamilton vs. April L. Hamilton; Latoyia Banks vs. Nicholas Banks. Nilda Figueroa vs. Desmond Jones for sole custody of minor child. PetVet Care Centers of Kentucky, LLC D/B/A Hagyard Equine vs. Nancy Vanier for $17,986.33 plus interest and costs claimed due on a debt. Stock Yards Bank and Trust Co. vs. James T. Tackett, et al., for $24,742.10 plus interest, costs and expenses claimed due on a debt. Commonwealth of Kentucky, ex rel., et al., vs. Amanda H. Curtis for support for minor children. Commonwealth of Kentucky, ex rel., et al. vs. Joshua Howard for support for minor children. Shelter Mutual Insurance Co. vs. James B. Donaldson for $16,230.75 plus interest and court costs claimed due for December 2020 vehicle accident.
DEEDS Matthew R. Wilson ad Lindsay E. Wilson to John Leskiv and Maria Leskiv, 3928 Delaney Ferry Road, $428,500. John Henry Allen IV and Catherine W. Allen to Susan Blanton, 3140 Pinckard Pike, $255,000. Woodford Habitat for Humanity, Inc. to David T. Meyers and David S. Christian, 107 Walnut Street, $20,000. Loren L. Lancaster and Linda D. Lancaster to Diversified Property Group, LLC (Ronald P. Mossotti III, member), 629 Old Dry Ridge Road, $365,000. Ezra H. Hill and Judy L. Hill to Lawrence F. Bender Jr. and Megan Taylor Poole, 139 acres, more or less, at 605 Delaney Ferry Road, $1,200,000. Kimberly Todd and Craig Todd to Kayla S. Turcsik and Chad J. Turcsik, 2055 Oregon Road, other consideration. DeArmond Construction & Remodeling, Inc. (Robert DeArmond, president), to Lucinda N. Ballinger, 474 Mission Drive, $541,946,43. Peter Salzano and Nicole Salzano to Andres Cortez Castro and Carlos Alvarado, 133 Pandy Street, $225,000. Jose R. Salas Ruvalcaba and Laura I. Garza Nava to Mariah Bliss Plumb, 135 Chestnut Lane, $218,000. Shelby C. Kinkead Jr., as administrator of the Alice Carneal Kinkead estate, to Bay Stone Farm, LLC (Karen J. Isberg, member), 101.473 acres, more or less, on Delaney Ferry Road, $950,000. Hunt Family Limited Partnership (Dennis Hunt, general partner) to Stonehorse Real Estate Holdings, LLC (Richard D. Cook, member), 126.976 acres, more or less, on Mitchell Lane, $1,400,000. Nancy E. Shirkey to Penny A. Lee and Theresa Hagan, 181 Ridge View Road, $235,000. Jackson Fallon to Kathryn A. Fallon, 4825 Delaney Ferry Road, other consideration. Andover Construction, LLC (Mike Hall, member) to Yearling Properties, LLC (Scott Mattingly, member), 409 Mission Drive, $78,000. David Alexander Pienkowski to Phillip Herbst Kyndel Herbst, 5011 LuPreese Place, $240,000. Eric Christopher Moriarty and Sara Renee Moriarty to Henry Mau and Mary A. Lawrence, 1051 Lakeview Circle, $615,000. Anthony G. Stratton and Debra Stratton to Tracy T. Gilman and Julia T. Gilman, 288 Gleneagles Way, $320,000. Justin S. Hughes and Kelcie L. Hughes to Theresa J. Baker and Barry Baker, 300 Little Turtle Trail, $94,200. Diana Hulette to Diana Hulette and Jackie Lynn Stone, 290 Church Street, $1 and other consideration, quitclaim deed. John T. Turner to Teresa Alvarez and Manuel Alvarez, 165 Ridge View Road, $269,000.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Taylor Mae Venturni and Lyndon Kyle Stucker; Claudine Olive Stevens and Roberta Malon Hall II; Joseph William Wallace Phillips and Jamie Marie Bledsoe; Catherine Shea Nichole Rodgers and Charles Allen Lambert; Melissa Dee Roberts and Brandon Tyler Holbrook.
