District Court Week of May 22 Bolton Bevins II, judge Traffic Speeding – Sydney Bartels, $20; Tamara Carter-Hudson, state traffic school; Thomas Greene, state traffic school; Kimberly Hall, state traffic school; Robin Lodal, state traffic school; Terra Riggs, state traffic school; Chastidy Staggs, state traffic school; Steven Waters, state traffic school; Macy Alcorn, state traffic school; Verenice Anguelo, Alive at 25; Rosendo Osoria, $55; Samantha Delgado, state traffic school; Brenda Burns, combined with failure to wear seat belt, state traffic school and $25. DUI – Tami Kearl, $200, four to six months license suspension and alcohol education; Christopher Rose, combined with open alcohol container in vehicle, $385, four to six months license suspension and alcohol education; Robin Hellard, second and third offenses with two separate events within one week, $500, 30 days home incarceration, 18 to 36 months license suspension and alcohol education. Operating on suspended license – Ethelynn Anguelo, $200; Cody Campbell, combined with expired registration plate and no insurance, $1,275; Albino Hernandez, combined with expired registration plate, $125; Albert Michee, combined with speeding and open alcohol container in vehicle, $335; William Lacy, eight days. No operator’s license in possession – Derek Ritchie, $50; Callie Ballard, $50. Disregard of traffic hand signals from officer – Olha Sydorchuk, Alive at 25.
Misdemeanors Public intoxication – Kayla Hadley, $200.50; Orlando Temis, $200.50. Police Reports Versailles Police responded to four non-injury motor accidents, one injury motor accident and made one arrest. On May 23, Linda Becker was driving a Ford Mustang north on Fords Mill Road when she saw a southbound car approaching and so moved to the right-side of the lane but slipped off the edge, lost control, struck a utility pole, crossed over to the other side where the car came to a stop in the culvert. On May 9, a report of vandalism of Andis hair clippers and theft of a pair of Nike Air Maxs was reported on Sheffield Drive. On May 24, the sale of a nicotine vaping device to a minor at Pop Smoke was reported on United Drive. On May 24, a harassing communication was reported on Princess Circle. On May 26, theft of a bicycle was reported on Arbor Place. On May 26, an arrest was made for DUI, operating on an expired license, wanton endangerment and assault on Midway Road. On May 26, theft of a six pack of Jack Daniels and two bottles of Smirnoff vodka was reported on Yellowjacket Drive. Fire Reports City Firefighters made 16 EMS assists from May 23 to May 29. On May 25, they made a good intent call on Adena Trace and responded at a motor injury accident at the intersection of Frankfort Street and U..S. 60 Bypass. On May 26, they provided rescue standby on Dan Drive, an unauthorized burning on Crabapple Road and were cancelled en route to Tyrone Pike. On May 27, they responded to a report of smoke on Lane Circle and checked on a report of heat emanating from a wiring short circuit on N. Main Street. On May 28, they responded to a gas leak on Mildred Street. On May 29, they assisted at a motor injury accident at the intersection of Frankfort Street and U.S. 60 Bypass and a motor injury accident on Rose Hill Avenue.
County Firefighters made seven EMS assists from May 23 to May 29. On May 23, they responded to a motor vehicle accident with an injury on Ford Mills Road. On May 25, they responded to a house trailer fire on Troy Pike, a smoke detector alarm on Gleneagles Way and a motor vehicle accident with an injury on Frankfort Street at the U.S. 60 Bypass. On May 26, they responded to a motor vehicle accident with an injury on Midway Road. On May 27, they responded to separate false alarms on McCracken Pike and Delaney Ferry Extension. On May 28, they responded to a motor vehicle accident on Troy Pike at the connector and a trash fire on Paynes Mill Road. Public Records SUITS Petitions for dissolution of marriage – Christina Brady vs. Patrick Brady, Gwen Cecil vs. Thomas Cecil. Leslie Reed vs. Kristen Davis for injuries related to motor vehicle accident. Central Bank & Trust Co. vs. Rickey and Joy Risner for foreclosure on second mortgage. American Express National Bank vs. Robert Radke for action to collect default account.
DEEDS Shadwell Farm, LLC to Ryan T. Teater, as trustee of the Ryan T. Teater Revocable Living Trust, 204 acres at 2215 Military Pike (30 acres in Woodford County, 18 acres in Jessamine County and 156 acres in Fayette County), $2,650,000. MMR Investments, Inc. to Dave Ziebart and Pari Ziebart, 1 acre on Pinckard Pike, $9,000. Shelley Nelson and Daniel Nelson to Shelley Nelson, as trustee of the Nelson Trust, 108 Elizabeth Street, other consideration, quitclaim deed. Natalie I. Kejzlar to Philip Kejzler, 411 Wells Lane, $1, quitclaim deed. Betty J. Ginter to Betty J. Ginter, as trustee of the Betty J. Ginter Revocable Trust, 288 Paddock Place, other consideration. CHB, LLC (Joseph Davenport, member) to Paul Mark Dickinson and Janet Dickinson, 3016 Red Oak Trail, $577,000. William Edward Starks and Cassandra Starks to Jolene Lorraine Olivastro, 104 Cottage Garden Lane, Midway, $305,000. TJD Properties, LLC (Todd Joseph Davis, member) to Spencer Garrett Hogan and Rachel Ann Mobley Hogan, 329 Dogwood Court, $275,524. Chapel Hill Rental, LLC (Nick Abedi, member) to Iva Mihaylova, 172 Simmons Street, $271,450. Randall E. Coffman Jr. to Myndall V. Coffman, 340 Gleneagles Way, $1 and other consideration. Logan Nance and Samantha Nance to Zach Lee Combs and Lauren Elizabeth Combs, 115 Coach Station Road, Midway, $322,000.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Michael Ryan Martin and Mary Susan Mayfield; Mark Edward Couch and Yekaterina Y. Zaytseva; Alissa Marie Lacy and Cameron Parker Farris; Julia Mae Luthi and Devon Arthur Peach.