District Court Week of Feb. 27 Bolton Bevin II, judge Traffic Speeding – Erica Barefield and Allison Foreman, Alive at 25, Andrew Seales and Tamara Sword, state traffic school; Tyler Chevalier, $55; Seth Drury, combined with license not in possession, $80; Stephanie Dunn, $30; Sabrina Epperson, combined with careless driving, $55; Christopher Fish, combined with violation of instructional permit and failure to wear seat belt, $130; Jorge Gallegos, combined with expired registration, failure to maintain insurance, possession of open alcohol container, failure to register vehicle and operating with no license, $705; Miguel Garcia, combined with operating with no license, $120; Andre Harvey, combined with failure to wear seat belt, operating on a suspended license, $280; Paul Ingram, $20; Michael Mashni, combined with careless driving, $30, state traffic school; Billy McClain, $30; Adam McQueen, $20; James Mitchell, combined with operating on a revoked license, $230; Brandon Pope, $55; Rufus Dallas-Sallee, $55; Rhea Taulbee, combined with other licensing violation, $105; Cecila Walston, $25. DUI – Matthew Castle, $200 plus four to six months license suspension and alcohol education; Calvin Lyers, $200 plus four to six months license suspension, alcohol education; Tamara Shaw, $200 plus four to six months and alcohol education. Failure to maintain insurance – Gail Whitaker, $400; Kyara Duke, $400; Regina Hulett, combined with no license in possession, $450; Damon Mosser, combined with operating on a revoked license, $700; Kimberly Poff, $500; Joy Torres, $400; Stephanie Bishop, combined with operating with no license and possession of marijuana, $700. Operating with no license – Tabitha Murphy, $50; Bryan Ortiz, $100; Edwin Tapie, $100. Careless driving – Nancy Frazier, combined with violation of instructional permit, $100. Failure to dim headlights – Sara Wallace, $25. Failure to wear seat belt – Ram Alba-Flores, $25. Defective equipment –Cody Simpson, costs only.
Misdemeanors Harassment with physical contact/no injury – Clarinda Sheffler, 90 days, one day to serve, 89 days probated for two years and no threatening communications. Disorderly conduct – Cameron Sydney, combined with resisting arrest, 32 days, two days to serve, 30 days probated for two years with no further offenses and no contact with victim. Violation of Kentucky EPO/DVO – Austin Kennedy, 95 days, five days to serve, 90 days probated for two years, EPO terms to remain in place with no contact with victim. Possession of control substance – Juan Villarreal, combined with possession of drug paraphernalia, third-degree possession of controlled substance, six months on each charge to run concurrently. Police Reports Versailles police responded to two motor vehicle accidents involving injuries, four non-injury accidents issued two citations/summons and made one arrest. On Feb. 22, an unknown driver of a tractor-trailer traveling eastbound on I-64 lost a wheel assembly, which careened across the median into westbound I-64 striking a Mercedes Benz sedan operated by Latachia Wolfe where it broke apart and struck an Infiniti minivan being operated by Alexis Fowler. Both of the vehicles sustained severe damage. EMS responded and determined none of those involved suffered an injury. Police continue to investigate in an effort to identify the unknown operator of the tractor-trailer. On Feb. 26, a Mercury Mariner minivan being operated westbound on Berry Ave. by Rogelio Disciplina, in which there were three passengers, struck a parked F-150 truck owned by Austin Hurst after swerving to avoid an animal that had run into the road. The collision caused the Mercury Mariner to overturn. Disciplina was taken to the University of Kentucky Medical Center. On Feb. 27, a summons was served for possession of marijuana, operating a vehicle on a suspended license, and failure to give a proper signal on Tyrone Pike. On Feb. 28, theft of $400 in cash was reported on East Cross Street. On Feb. 28, an arrest was made on Locust Street for possession of methamphetamine, operating a vehicle on a suspended license, violation of an instructional permit and no registration. On Feb. 28, failure to stop and render aid was reported on Dan Drive. On March 1, leaving the scene of an accident, failure to stop and render aid, and operating a vehicle under the influence of a controlled substance was reported on Cummings Ferry Road. On March 1, a summons was issued for third-degree criminal mischief for vandalizing public property on North Main Street. Fire Reports City Firefighters made 29 EMS assists from Feb. 28 to March 6. On March 1, they responded to the Circle K on U.S. 60 and were canceled en route. On March 2, they made a public service response. On March 3, they responded to three false alarms on South Main Street, Crossfield Drive and Marsailles Drive, a motor vehicle accident with injuries on Douglas Avenue, weather-related live wires or fallen trees on Montgomery Avenue, U.S. 60 Bypass, Macy Avenue, Highland Avenue, Crossfield Drive, Kentucky Street, Emerson Drive, Maple Street, Janet Street, Gormley Drive and Church Street. On March 4, they responded to an overheated generator on Amsden Avenue, a general investigation on Kroger Way, a false alarm on North Main Street, a downed power line on High Street, an elevator issue on Elm Street, a fire alarm on McDonald Drive and on Crossfield Drive and a carbon monoxide alarm on Loy Street. On March 5, they responded to a lockout on McCowans Ferry Alley, a call to Molly Street was canceled in route, a carbon monoxide leak on Martin Luther King Jr. Court and a false fire alarm on Fieldview Drive. On March 6, they responded to a downed power line on School House Road.
County Firefighters made seven EMS assists from Feb. 28 to March 6. On Feb. 28, they responded to a motorcycle wreck with injury at the intersection of Shannon Run and Kingsway Road. On March 1, they responded to a suspected grass fire on I-64. On March 3, they responded to smoke alarms on Berry Avenue and Delaney Way, worked two separate injury motor vehicle accidents due to downed trees on Midway Road, worked down power lines on Troy Pike, U.S. 60 at Midway Road, Old Frankfort Pike, Kuhlman Court, Shore Acres Drive, Sheffield Drive and a tree fire caused by a downed wire on Carpenter Pike. On March 4, they responded to a tree fire on Huntertown Road, a leaning tree posing a threat to a residence on Huntertown Road, powerline arcing on Sycamore Parkway and an illegal burn on Derby Court. On March 5, they responded to a motor vehicle accident with injury on Moores Mill Road, a motor vehicle accident with injury on Lexington Road, two propane leaks on McCowans Ferry Road, a carbon monoxide alarm caused by a power generator on Quill Run and suspected carbon monoxide leak on Spring Station Road. On March 6, they responded to two lockouts on Bruce Spruce Road, an alarm on Gleneagles Road and a downed power line on Lansing Lane. Public Records SUITS Petitions for dissolution of marriage – Hillary Coomer vs. Branden Coomer; Jason Scott vs. Emma Scott; Brad Towe vs. Julie Towe; Adrienne Elder vs. Curtis Elder; Sarah Clayton vs. Curt Clayton. Truiest Bank vs. Glee Christ, action on loan.
DEEDS Roger M. Solheim II to Roger M. Solheim II and Donna Hall, 1195 Duncan Road, $1, quitclaim deed. Melvin Troy Burton to Woodford Habitat for Humanity, Inc., 207 Russell Avenue, $24,042. Darlena Jean Dennis to Ronald D. Dennis, 2210 McCracken Pike, $1 and other consideration. Byron Ross Drury to Regina Drury, 101 Dan Drive, other consideration, quitclaim deed. Regina C. Drury to Byron R. Drury, 500 Elliston Lane, other consideration, quitclaim deed. Stuart Daniel Kouns to Pamela R. Kouns, 105 Shepherds Trace, nominal consideration, quitclaim deed. Brad Lee Shannon and Elisa Poster Shannon to Brad L. Shannon and Elisha P. Shannon, as co-trustees of the Brad L. Shannon and Elisha P. Shannon Trust, 406 Mill Road, Midway, $1 and other consideration. Janice Cambron to James R. Morrison and Elizabeth R. Morrison, 332 Bryanwood Road, $80,947.66.