District Court Week of Sept. 27 Sarah Hays, judge Traffic Speeding – Nicholas J. Alston, $143 plus state traffic school; Amythyst Hupfer, $163; Casey Gerhardt, Drive Safe Kentucky; Kelly G. Lewis, Alive at 25; Mary P. Thompson, Alive at 25; Erin L. Albin, combined with careless driving, $198 plus state traffic school; Eva Aleman, combined with no operator’s license in possession, $283; William C. Ashby, combined with failure to wear seatbelt, Alive at 25; Tito J. Castro, combined with failure to wear seatbelt, $223; Bethany F. Futch, Drive Safe Kentucky; Sujata Gangal, combined with operating on suspended/revoked operator’s license, $223; David F. Grady, $198; Jayden Gray, Alive at 25; Meritt D. Hughes, combined with no operator’s license in possession and failure of owner to maintain required insurance, $313; Wesley Johnson, $143 plus state traffic school; Fernando Laffon, $198; Tony Mazzie, combined with operating on suspended/revoked operator’s license, $363; Robert E. Ross, $198; Sonya Stephens, $173; Mike Umba, combined with careless driving, $243 plus state traffic school. Failure to wear seatbelt – Cody W. Edwards, $25; Patricia Suttles-Nicely, $25. Disregarding traffic light – Essa Jobarteh, $143 plus state traffic school; Kally Franklin, combined with no/expired registration plates and failure of owner to maintain required insurance, $268 plus state traffic school; Odaly S. Garcia, Alive at 25. No weight distance tax license – Tania De La Rosa, combined with operating with inactive/cancelled/revoked motor fuel tax license, $243. Operating with inactive/cancelled/revoked motor fuel tax license – Jonathan E. Gordon, $193. Failure of owner to maintain required insurance – Chelsea Green, $243. DUI – Jesus M. Morales, combined with possession of open alcoholic beverage container in a motor vehicle and operating on suspended/revoked operator’s license, $1,028; Mario M. Hernandes, $918 plus 12 days home incarceration; Trevor D. Yaeger, $793; Seth M. Perry, combined with failure to file accident report, no operator’s/moped license and no/expired registration plates, $1,018. No operator’s license in possession – Nowar A. Mafaria, combined with failure of non-owner operator to maintain required insurance, $293; Scott Martin, $243; Kennedy T. Moore, $193. No/expired registration plates – James Williams, combined with operating on suspended/revoked operator’s license, $368; David L. West, $168.

Misdemeanors Possession of marijuana – Davion T. McKinnon, combined with speeding, $280.50. Alcohol intoxication in a public place – Jason Johnson, $200.50. Theft by unlawful taking or shoplifting – Stephen Olekas, $198.15 plus 32 days, serve two days with credit and balance probated for two years. Cruelty to animals, second-degree – Donavan Reed, $210.50 plus 75 days, serve 15 days with credit and balance probated for two years. Police Reports Versailles police responded to three motor vehicle accidents involving injuries, 17 non-injury accidents, issued two citations/summonses and made one arrest. On Sept. 20 at 1:43 p.m., a Harley-Davidson ridden by Ronald Mollohan, 42, of 5937 Crabapple Road, was westbound on Pinckard Pike. Police say a GMC truck driven by Betty Ginter, age and address not listed, turned left in front of Mollohan and Mollohan laid his motorcycle down. He was treated at the scene by Woodford County EMS. On Sept. 20 at 2:57 p.m., a Zephyr 150 ridden by Jonah R. Moman, 39, of Lexington, was eastbound on Frankfort Road when the scooter hit a median curb and Moman was thrown onto the grass. A witness said he was intentionally weaving before the accident. He was taken to UK Chandler Hospital. On Sept. 22 at 6:49 p.m., a Mercedes 550 driven by Beverly D. Malloy, 65, of Falls Church, Va., and a Lincoln MKZ driven by Christopher J. Ryland, 29, of 155 Yellow Jacket Drive, collided at the intersection of the U.S. 60 Bypass and Big Sink Road. Malloy told police she was eastbound on the bypass and was attempting to turn left on a green light; Ryland told police he was westbound on the bypass in the left on a green light and Malloy turned in front of him. Police said there were no witnesses. On Sept. 30, a red Craftsman pushmower worth $200 was reported stolen from a Frankfort Street home. On Oct. 2, police made an arrest on Wil Rose Lane for DUI and possession of a controlled substance not in its proper container. On Oct. 2, a vehicle was reported leaving the scene of an accident on East Leestown Road that caused $300 in damage to a Ford Escape. On Sept. 27, $50 worth of copper wiring was reported stolen from a McDonald Drive home. On Oct. 1, a $1,000 mortgage check was reported stolen from the mail on Princess Circle. On Sept. 27, a Ford Econoline was reported vandalized on Poplar Street, with damage estimated at $80. On Sept. 30, a citation/summons was issued on McKinney Avenue in Midway for a prescription drug not in its proper container. On Sept. 27, a 2014 Chevrolet Cruze worth $8,000 was reported stolen (and later recovered) on Russell Court and $200 in cash in the vehicle was reported stolen. On Sept. 27, a 2009 Toyota Prius was reported vandalized at a Minary Avenue home, with damage estimated at $450. On Sept. 25, the front door of an apartment on Wooldridge Lane home was reported vandalized, with damage estimated at $250. On Sept. 28, a $100 counterfeit prop movie bill was reported at Citizens Commerce Bank on South Main Street. On Sept. 28, a citation/summons was issued on Broadway Street for receiving and not reporting a stolen 2021 Dodge Charger worth $31,000. On Sept. 28, fraudulent use of a credit card was reported on Highland Avenue. On Sept. 27, two truck tires were reported vandalized on High Street, with damage estimated at $300. Fire Reports City Firefighters made eight EMS assists and installed child safety seats in two vehicles from Sept. 27 to Oct. 3. On Oct. 1, they responded to a motor oil spill on Lexington Street at Locust Street. On Oct. 2, they responded to a fire in a flower pot on a porch on Ryan Court. On Oct. 3, they responded to a trash fire at a home on Green Street.

County Firefighters made two EMS assists and installed smoke detectors in one home from Sept. 27 to Oct. 3. On Sept. 27, they responded to a house fire on Altamont Court. On Sept. 28, they responded to an electrical line fire on First Street, an odor scare on Paynes Mill Road, a motor vehicle accident on U.S. 60 West at Steele Road and a lockout on Dry Ridge Road. On Sept. 29, they responded to a missing persons report on Shoreacres Road (the person was found) and a fire alarm caused by burnt food on Paddock Drive. On Oct. 2, they performed a carbon monoxide detector investigation on Bluegrass Road. Public Records SUITS Petition for the dissolution of marriage – Tammy J. Moore vs. Mark E. Moore. Nikki Curtis vs. Elizabeth Howard for damages, interest and costs claimed due for Feb. 11 motor vehicle accident. PennyMac Loan Services, LLC vs. Keith A. Booth, et al., for $165,120.07 plus interest, advances, costs and attorney fees claimed due on a debt. Commonwealth Credit Union vs. Timothy C. Frazier for $10,060.99 plus attorney fees and costs claimed due on a debt.

DEEDS Paula O’Nan and William R. O’Nan to William R. O’Nan, 980 East Leestown Road, other consideration. Michael T. Salyers and Whitley Salyers to Hunter F. Sutton, 95 Hilltop Meadows, $170,000. Robert L. Riddle and Laura D. Riddle to William H. Reardon, Patricia Reardon and Amanda Reardon, 114-116 Standish Place, Midway, $275,000. John S. Deherte and Katherine M. Deherte to Ramanbhai K. Patel and Kiritkumar Manil Patel, 412 Normandy Road, $328,000. Lawrence Patrick Redden, as personal representative of the Etheline B. Redden estate, to Ryan Metzger, 3954 Old Frankfort Pike, $60,000.

MARRIAGE LICENSES Audrey Caroline Ward and Grant Michael Lewis; Alexandra Lloyd Griffie and Dylan Adam-Reid Richardson; Laeken Nicole Ray and McCabe Mitchel Cordell; Leanne Sumpter Nash and Ralph Thomas Maresco; Celina Marie Erskine and Marshall Todd Sadler; Hannah Leigh Greenwell and Cameron Kade Smith; Virginia Louise Sandifer and Carl Lee Harris; Mallory Elizabeth Knight and Joseph Leon Black; Shelby Carol Smith and Patrick Wayne Hayes.