District Court Week of April 3 Sarah Hays Spedding, judge Traffic Speeding – Darius Gipson, $20; Harley Hernandez, Alive at 25; Aymir Taylor, combined with careless driving, no insurance and operating on suspended license, $780. DUI – Rolando San Augustin San Juan, combined with reckless driving, no license in possession and open alcohol container in vehicle, $335, four to six months license suspension and alcohol education; Deborah Wheat, combined with no insurance and expired registration plate, $725, four to six months license suspension and alcohol education. No license in possession – Joseph Dunn, $50; Augustine Baraka, combined with careless driving and no registration receipt, $125; Dakota Newsome, combined with no insurance, $1,050 with $750 probated on condition maintain insurance; Francis Rader, $50. Failure to wear seatbelt – Cindy Hutchens, $25; Autumn Johnson, $25. No insurance – David Therriault, combined with no insurance, $525 with $400 probated on condition of maintain insurance; Justice Thomas, $500 with $400 probated on condition of maintain insurance; Dakota Newsome, $500 with $400 probated on condition of maintain insurance. Expired registration plate – Oleg Teleguz, $25.
Misdemeanors Theft by unlawful taking – David Woods, under $10,000 bad checks, Alford plea, one year probated one year on condition of no new offenses and $10,000 bond assigned to victim; Whitney Kareken, under $2,500(bad checks, pay restitution of $1,090.25. Criminal mischief – Jeffrey Meyer, 90 days probated two years, no contact with KCTC and pay restitution of $500. Harassment – Elizabeth Traugott, 32 days probate 30 days for two years and no contact with victim. Public intoxication from controlled substances – David Hartley, combined with attempted criminal trespass and possession of drug paraphernalia, eight days. Possession of marijuana – James Samuel, combined with operating vehicle on a suspended license, $300. Circuit Court April 5, 1 p.m. Jeremy Mattox, judge Sentencing Byron K. Blythe II, 34, of Winchester, was placed on five years probation for trafficking in marijuana (8 ounces to under 5 pounds), three counts of first-degree wanton endangerment, first-degree possession of a controlled substance, third-degree possession of a controlled substance, possession of synthetic drugs, possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor) and tampering with physical evidence. A five-year prison sentence was suspended. Kaitlin Campbell, 29, of Winchester, was placed on five years probation for trafficking in marijuana (less than 8 ounces), three counts of first-degree wanton endangerment, first-degree possession of a controlled substance, third-degree possession of a controlled substance (misdemeanor), possession of synthetic drugs (misdemeanor), possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor) and tampering with physical evidence. A five-year prison sentence was suspended. Michael V. Collins, 52, of Mount Sterling, was sentenced to five years in prison for first-degree trafficking in a controlled substance and illegal use of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor). Amber Cooper, 38, of Versailles, was placed on two years probation after pleading guilty to an amended charge of nonsupport (misdemeanor). A 12-month jail sentence was suspended. Tina Meredith Sallee, 57, of Lexington, was placed on three years probation for first-degree possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor) and possession of marijuana (misdemeanor). A one-year prison sentence was suspended. Gary L. Smith, 42, of Versailles, was sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison and fined $250 for reckless homicide and improper passing (violation). Torie Yocum, 43, of Liberty, was placed on three years probation for first-degree possession of a controlled substance. A three-year prison sentence was suspended.
Pleas Angela M. Brown, 43, of Versailles, pleaded guilty to first-degree possession of a controlled substance. The commonwealth recommended 18 months in prison. Misdemeanor charges of third-degree possession of a controlled substance and second-degree possession of a controlled substance were dismissed under the plea agreement. William McCane, 43, of Frankfort, pleaded guilty to first-degree possession of a controlled substance. The commonwealth recommended 18 months in prison (three years probation). Joshua Owens, 29, of Wilmore, pleaded guilty to an amended charge of first-degree wanton endangerment. The commonwealth recommended three years in prison. A charge of first-degree possession of a controlled substance was dismissed under the plea agreement.
Arraignments David Hamilton, 44, of Midway, pleaded not guilty to theft by unlawful taking or disposition of auto and flagrant nonsupport. Vincent Byrd Jr., 33, of Lexington, pleaded not guilty to flagrant nonsupport. Patrick Cassady, 33, of Versailles, pleaded not guilty to receiving stolen property ($1,000 to under $10,000), four counts of first-degree possession of a controlled substance, receiving stolen property (misdemeanor) and excessive windshield/window tinting (violation).
Dismissed A felony charge of false statement/misrepresentation to receive benefits over $1,000 against Kayla Hudson, 26, of Versailles, was dismissed. Charges of first-degree possession of a controlled substance, operating a motor vehicle while under the influence (misdemeanor) and careless driving (violation) against Glen Wesley (deceased) were dismissed. Police Reports Versailles police responded to 17 non-injury accidents and made two arrests. On March 24, the theft of a Matco scan tool worth $500 was reported on Crossfield Drive. On March 29, police responded to a leaving the scene of an accident and failure to render aid on Lexington Road. On March 31, the theft of Clonazepam worth $300 was reported on Woodson Drive. On April 3, police responded to a leaving the scene of an accident and failure to render aid on Huntertown Road. On April 3, police responded to a leaving the scene of an accident and failure to render aid on Woodlake Road. On April 3, first degree criminal mischief involving $2,000 to construction equipment was reported on School House Road. On April 4, the theft of a bicycle valued at $500 was reported on Tyrone Pike. On April 4, the forgery of two checks in the amount of $544.04 was reported on Bell Avenue. On April 5, the violation of a domestic violence order was reported on Kentucky Avenue. On April 5, a fourth-degree assault, domestic violence with no visible injury was reported on Poplar Circle. On April 6, an arrest was made for driving on a suspended license and possession of opium on North Main Street. On April 6, the unauthorized use of a Ram cargo van was reported on Milner Road. On April 6, a fourth-degree assault with minor injury was reported on Ann Street. On April 6, an arrest was made for fourth-degree assault, domestic violence with injury combined with kidnapping and first-degree strangulation on Shannon Run Road. On April 6, a burglary was reported on Poplar Circle. On April 7, third degree criminal mischief involving a Hyundai Tucson in the amount of $5,000 was reported on Chestnut Lane. On April 8, the unauthorized use of a GMC Savana truck was reported on Marsailles Road. On April 8, the theft of $300 in cash was reported on Kroger Way. On April 9, the theft of camping, hunting and fishing equipment valued at $30 was reported on Normandy Circle. On April 9, a violation of a domestic violence order and criminal mischief involving household goods was reported on McCracken Pike. Fire Reports City Firefighters made 12 EMS assists from April 4 through April 10. On April 4, they responded to a false alarm on Commerce Drive. On April 5, they responded to an injury motor vehicle accident at the intersection of Big Sink Road and Crossfield Drive. On April 6, they responded to an injury motor vehicle accident at the U.S. 60 Bypass and Douglas Avenue. On April 7, they responded to a false alarm on Elm. Street. On April 8, they responded to a vehicle fire and put out a rubbish fire on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. On April 9, they responded to a vehicle fire on Poplar Street. On April 10, they responded to what was a false alarm on Crossfield Drive.
County Firefighters made four EMS assists from April 4 through April 10. On April 4, they responded to a smoke detector alarm on McGee Road. On April 5, they responded to a lock out on Mallard Park. On April 6, they responded to two different false alarms on McCracken Pike and Pinckard Pike. On April 8, they responded to an ATV rollover on Duckers Road and assisted with controlled burns on Twin Spires Lane and Ford Mills Road. On April 9, they responded to an injury accident on the Bluegrass Parkway and extinguished an illegal burn on Delaney Ferry extension. On April 10, they assisted with a controlled burn on Frankfort Road, responded to a false alarm on Lexington Road and installed a smoke alarm on Fords Mill Road. Public Records SUITS Petitions for the dissolution of marriage – Leslie Ramey Jr. vs. Roberta Ramey, Alana Honaker vs. Tedrick Wilson-Honaker, Stacey Webb vs. Danny Webb. William Wallen vs. Allstate Insurance Company; action for underinsured motorist benefits for injuries received in a motor vehicle accident. Walter or Elaine Schott vs. Michelle Dryen; action for unpaid rent. Credit Acceptance Corporation vs. James Pettyjohn; action for default of credit agreement. Whitney Coots vs. Dollar General Corporation; negligence action for failing to maintain safe common area that caused a personal injury.
DEEDS Shane James Rose to Jill Pritchard, 212 West Main Street, Midway, other consideration, quitclaim deed. Kyla Parrett Burkhardt and Benjamin Burkhardt to Ronald P. Gilbert, 131 Chestnut Lane, $234,000. Donald H. Kattus Jr. and Trena R. Kattus to Alfredo Laureano and Glenna Laureano, 153 Woodlark Road, $350,000. Peggy Boyer, Beth Ann Boyer and Julie Ann Boyer to Alex Mattingly, 110 Saint Clair Street, $184,500. Arthur Sifuentes and Glee Christ Sifuentes to Sylvia Bruner, as trustee of the Sylvia Bruner Revocable Living Trust, 30.059 acres at 6374 Delaney Ferry Extended, $1,115,000. Tommy Horsley to Pieter Gerhardt Roos and Sarah B. Roos, 531 Sheffield Drive, $261,500. Linda Brown Wilson, as executor of the Woodrow Thomas Wilson estate and individually, to William Gary Wilson, 14.5 acres on Clifton Road, quitclaim deed, other consideration. Linda Brown Wilson, as executor of the Woodrow Thomas Wilson estate and individually, to William Gary Wilson, 3495 Steele Road, other consideration, quitclaim deed.
MARRIAGE LICENSE Cameron Paige Miller and Kalib Lai Hall-Watts.