District Court Week of March 27 Bolton Bevins II, judge Traffic Speeding – Macey Alcorn, Alive at 25; Veronica Ayala, Alive at 25; Christopher Vaughan, state traffic school; Emmett Griffith, combined with expired registration, state traffic school and $20; Deanna Ramsey, state traffic school; Eillan Chavez, combined with no license, $130; Megan Drath, $24; Trey Grant, combined with no license in possession, $80; Juan Martinez, combined with no license, $126; Lonnie Mills, $20; Adrianna Patrick, combined with booster seat violation and failure to wear seatbelt, $105; Steven Peavler, $38. DUI – Corey Cardwell, second offense, seven days, $350, 12-18 months license suspension and alcohol education; Tammy Doss, combined with open alcohol container in vehicle, four days home incarceration, $200, four to six months license suspension, alcohol education. No license in possession – Courtney Blackman, $50; Bryan Espinoza, combined with disregarding traffic light, state traffic school and $50; Danijah Jackson, combined with failure to wear seatbelt, $75; Amber Thurman, combined with failure to wear seatbelt, $75. Failure to use child restraint device – Cecilia Dickerson, combined with failure to wear seatbelt, $75. Careless driving – Ashton Rogers, Alive at 25. Disregard signal from police directing traffic – Olha Sydorchuk, Alive at 25. Operating without a license – Jose Dominguez, $100. Expired registration – Joseph Caliendo, court costs only. Operating on a suspended license – Tameka Colon, $200.
Misdemeanors Theft by unlawful taking cold checks – Christopher Page, $250 and two years probated for one year. Assault with minor injury – Dremar Carr, 80 days probated for two years and no contact with victims. Assault with no visible injury – Micah Manley, 17 days and no contact with victim. Operating motor vehicle under the influence of a controlled substance – Jason Norton, six days, $468, four to six months license suspension and state driving school. Possession of a controlled substance – Zachary Ashburn, second offense, 150 days. Police Reports Versailles police responded to 21 non-injury accidents and made four arrests. On Nov. 23, 2022, a theft of various purses, wallets and handbags valued at $6,430 was reported on Bryanwood Drive. On March 24, the theft of $1,600 in cash was reported on Lexington Road. On March 27, an arrest for fourth-degree assault, domestic violence with minor injury including the seizure of a handgun and shotgun was made on Charmac Road. On March 28, the mail theft of a check in the amount of $1,645 was reported on Juniper Drive. On March 28, the theft of a pair of Apple AirPods Pro valued at $200 was reported on South Winter Street. On March 28, third-degree criminal mischief involving a water meter was reported on Keokuk Court. On March 28, an arrest for operating on a suspended license and without a required interlock device, possession of marijuana and opioids, possession of drug paraphernalia and failure to produce insurance card was made on Cleveland Avenue. On March 30, an arrest for fourth-degree assault, domestic violence with minor injury was made on Peachtree Road. On March 31, an arrest for speeding greater than 26 over the limit and possession of marijuana was made on East Stephens Street. On April 1, the theft of a BMX 50 bicycle valued at $200 was reported on Arbor Place. On April 1, an arrest for trafficking marijuana, trafficking within 1,000 feet of a school and possession of drug paraphernalia was made on North Locust Street. Fire Reports City Firefighters made 18 EMS assists from March 27 through April 3. On March 27, they were dispatched twice and called back from runs to Rosewood Drive and Kroger Way and provided public assistance on Crossfield Drive. On March 28, they responded to a motor vehicle accident with injuries on the Bluegrass Parkway and a non-injury motor vehicle accident on the U.S. 60 Bypass. On March 29, they responded to an attempted illegal burning on Bryanwood Drive. On March 30, they responded to an injury motor vehicle accident on Arbor Meadow Way, an authorized burning on Ridgewood Drive and were dispatched and called back from a run to Marcella Street. On April 2, they responded to an unauthorized burn on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and a run to Curry Court was cancelled in route.
County Firefighters made six EMS assists from March 28 through April 3. On March 28, they responded to false alarms on Troy Pike and on McCracken Pike. On March 29, they extinguished a tree fire on Midway Road, and responded to false alarms on Winton Road and on Watts Ferry Road. On March 30, they responded to grass fires on Midway Road and Cummins Ferry Road. On March 31, they responded to a motor vehicle accident at the intersection of US 60 east and Huntertown Road. On April 1, they responded to a motor vehicle accident on I-64 and a false alarm on the Bluegrass Parkway. On April 2, they responded to a false alarm on McCracken Pike, an injury motor vehicle accident on I-64 and a smoke scare at the intersection of U.S. 60 east and Shannon Run. On April 3, they responded to a controlled burn on Chestnut Lane, a car fire on I-64 east and an injury motor vehicle accident on U.S. 421 at Woodlake Road. Public Records SUITS Petition for the dissolution of marriage – Robin Sturgeon vs. Thomas Sturgeon III and Crystal Moore-Luttrell vs. Robert Luttrell. Credit Acceptance Corp. vs. Ethan and Krishna McClanahan, collection of installment loan. Estate of Cheryl Kirk vs. Castle Ventures LLC d/b/a The Kentucky Castle, transfer from Jefferson County of wrongful death action caused by negligent design of handicap toilet.
DEEDS Legends Development, LLC (Robert DeArmond, member) to DeArmond Construction & Remodeling, Inc. (Robert DeArmond, president), 838 Edmonds Crossing, $88,000. Robert A. Johnson II to Victor T. Valdivia, 208 Dove Park, $300,000. Alan Kotria to Austin James Arnold, 402 Elm Street Heights, $210,000. Edward B. Harmon and Sharon E. Harmon to Gustavo M. Hernandez Cruz and Blanca E. Alfaro Hernandez, 185 Balsam Court, $265,000 and other consideration. Janice Rose to Benjamin Michael Garrison and Stasha Hickey Garrison, 304 Tincher Drive, $291,000. Joshua K. Stuban and Ciaara K. Stuban to Ryan Allen and Danielle M. Allen, 376 Winton Road, $399,900. Carl J. Banks and Patricia L. Banks to Justin Patrick Banks and Bryan Christopher Banks, as co-trustees of the Banks Family Irrevocable Trust, 2150 McCowans Ferry Road, other consideration. William M. Parell and Marsha K. Parell to Joseph D. O’Brien Jr., as trustee of the Joseph D. O’Brien Jr. Trust, 72.286- and 138.218-acre tracts on Troy Pike, $2,100,000. Tommy Ingebritson and Mark Hubley to Louise Gillam, 124 Walnut Street, Midway, $219,000. Howard E. Sellers III and Julia Sellers to Anderson Troy Pike, LLC (Dennis Anderson, managing member), 57.14 acres at 1230 Troy Pike, $2,000,000. First Choice Capital Holdings, LLC (Corey Cope, member), 110 Ravenwood Drive, $1 and other consideration. Gurjinderpal Singh and Sandeep Kaur to Thomas Lynch and Chloe Crowder Lynch, 6111 Delaney Ferry Extended, $335,000. Paul Keith Campbell to William R. Van Devender and Virginia Van Devender, 3455 Oregon Road, $230,000. Jennifer Renee Given, as executor of the Tommy D. Given estate and as trustee under the last will and testament of Tommy Given, to Jennifer Renee Given, individually, 755 and 770 Sellers Mill Road, other consideration.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Leslie Owen Hopkins and Clayton Alexander Parsons; Latrice Mechalle Bradshaw and Benjamin Hamilton Pennie; Vicki Waldo Hill and Philip Allen Sims.