District Court Week of June 5, 2023 Sarah Hays Spedding, judge Traffic Speeding – Brandon Banfield, state traffic school; Maxwell Carter, $20; Deidre Denny, state traffic school; Pa-Mumbuna Touray, Alive at 25; James Alexander, state traffic school; Damonique Brown, combined with no license in possession and expired registration plate, $105; Jolani Byrd, combined with failure to wear seatbelt, $125; Noel Devers, state traffic school; Marcus Givens Jr., combined with reckless driving, $100 and state driving school; Bryce Miller, combined with failure to wear seatbelt, $125; Joshua Monroe, $100; Natea Motley, $30; Jesus Romero, $55; Esteban Aguilar, $55; Miriam Barrero, combined with no license in possession. DUI – Jeremiah Young, $350, 12 to 16 months, alcohol education and seven days. Failure to wear seatbelt – Paul Johnson, $25. Attempt to operate motor vehicle under influence of alcohol – Christopher Evans, 30 days. No insurance – Tanighya Freeman, $100. No operator’s license – Sonia Voldez, $100. No operator’s license in possession – Tom Rosengard, $50. Disregarding traffic light – Harley Hernandez, Alive at 25.
Misdemeanors Carrying concealed deadly weapon without permit – Tommy Gray, combined with possession of drug paraphernalia and failure to wear seatbelt, $25 and forfeit handgun to police department. Contempt of court – Ashley Singh, 30 days. Criminal mischief – Robert Barbosa, $1,656 restitution. Circuit Court June 7, 1 p.m. Jeremy Mattox, judge Sentencing James Demaree, 43, of Nicholasville, was placed on three years probation for first-degree possession of a controlled substance. An 18-month prison sentence was suspended. Odell S. Hager, 46, of Frankfort, was placed on five years probation, fined $200 and his operator’s license was suspended for 30 days for first-degree wanton endangerment, first-degree possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor), operating on a suspended/revoked operator’s license (misdemeanor) and operating a motor vehicle while under the influence (misdemeanor). A prison sentence of two years and one day was suspended. Titus Tobias Mayhorn, 36, of Lexington, was sentenced to 14 years in prison, which will run concurrently with a federal sentence, for convicted felon in possession of a handgun, trafficking in a controlled substance, first-degree trafficking in a controlled substance, trafficking in marijuana (less than 8 ounces) and trafficking in synthetic drugs, possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor), operating a motor vehicle while under the influence (misdemeanor), careless driving (violation) and possessing an open alcohol beverage container in a motor vehicle (violation). Joshua Owens, 29, of Wilmore, was placed on five years probation for first-degree wanton endangerment. A three-year prison sentenced was suspended. Lisa C. Shelbourne, 55, of Midway, was ordered to serve 240 days in jail, with the balance of a two-year prison sentence probated for two years, for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence and operating on a suspended/revoked operator’s license (misdemeanor).
Plea Monte Berry, 44, of Versailles, pleaded guilty to amended charge of failure to comply with sex offender registration and registered sex offender residence restrictions (misdemeanor). The commonwealth recommended one year in prison.
Arraignment Jabez Saylor, 28, of Versailles, pleaded not guilty to first-degree possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor). Police Reports Versailles police responded to eight non-injury accidents, one injury accident and made three arrests. On June 1, Jessica Carter was driving her Honda Accord north on Clifton Road when she drifted off the edge and overcorrected causing the vehicle to flip two times. Carter was transported to the University of Kentucky Medical Center. On June 5, theft of mail containing a check for $2,450 was reported on McFall Lane, and the check was recovered by City National Bank. On June 6, a report of terroristic threatening was reported on Elm Street. On June 6, police made an arrest on Lexington Road for public intoxication and possession of a controlled substance. On June 6, police made an arrest on Lexington Road for possession of heroin and possession of drug paraphernalia. On June 7, a report of harassment with physical contact was made at a rest area on I-64 west. On June 8, leaving the scene of an accident and failure to stop and render aid was reported on Georgetown Road. On June 8, report of a theft of services at the construction site was reported at the new high school. On June 8, police made an arrest for terroristic threatening and public intoxication on Beasley Road. Fire Reports City Firefighters made 21 EMS assists and installed car seats in two vehicles from June 6 to 12. On June 6, they provided standby assistance on Wilson Avenue. On June 7, they responded to a vegetation fire on Douglas Avenue. On June 8, they responded to an accidental alarm activation on Court Street. On June 10, they provided stand by assistance on Curry Court and responded to a cooking fire on Abbey Road.
County Firefighters made four EMS assists from June 6 to 12. On June 6, they responded to a grass fire on Fords Mill Road and a vehicle accident on the Bluegrass Parkway. On June 7, they assisted the coroner on Cummins Ferry Road and responded to a vehicle accident on Midway Road. On June 8, they cleaned the roadway post-accident at the intersection of Shannon Run Road and U.S. 60, responded to an illegal burn on Pisgah Pike, a false alarm on Pisgah Pike, a vehicle accident on Lexington Road, and a smoke detector alarm at Lupresse Lane. On June 9, they responded to injury vehicle accidents on the Bluegrass Parkway and another at U.S. 60 and Shannon Run Road and a smoke report on Martin Drive. On June 10, they responded to a vehicle accident at the intersection of Tyrone Pike and Falling Springs Road. On June 11, they responded to a lockout on Gleneagles Way and a reported vehicle accident on Tyrone Pike and Dry Ridge Road. On June 12, they responded to a smoke scare on I-64 east. Public Records DEEDS Deborah A. Thompson to Deborah A. Thompson, as trustee of the Deborah A. Thompson Living Trust, 143B Rumsey Circle, other consideration. Yearling Properties, LLC (Scott Mattingly, member) to Glen A. Crabtree and Heidi Crabtree, 490 Mission Drive, $603,500. George Withers to Shirley Withers, 3470 Troy Pike, other consideration, quitclaim deed. Shaoquiang Zhang, as trustee of under the last will and testament of Albert B. Chandler Jr., to Albert B. Chandler III, an undivided one-third interest in 191 Elm Street, $125,500. Rebecca Maker Racing Stable, LLC (Rebecca Maker, manager) to Michael G. Duckworth and Deborah L. Duckworth, .563-acre land parcel adjacent to 661 Shannon Run Road, $,4000. Lisa Brown Little to Brooke Buffkin, 105 Coach Station Road, Midway, $265,000. Delamar Homes of Kentucky, LLC to Casey Branham and James Branham, 2031 Elmwood Drive, $537,400. Elizabeth Ann Pleasant and Johnathan Shane Pleasant to Christopher Lewis and Victoria Lewis, 310 Princess Circle, $210,000. Christopher M. Semones and Lyndsay H. Semones to Stephen M. Dickerson and Robin M. Dickerson, 309 Tincher Drive, $300,500. Christopher Hawkins and Judy Nichola Hawkins to Woodford Habitat for Humanity, Inc., 248 Martin Luther King Boulevard, other consideration, quitclaim deed. Anthony Rankin to Juan Rigoberto Castillo Moreno and Maria Del Rosario Jiminez-Paz, 604 Hunters Ridge Drive, $245,000. Reed William Cripps II to Elizabeth Curlin and Bryce Taylor, 3559 Huntertown Road, $355,000. Tracy T. Gilman and Julia T. Gilman to Glen Melvin Knauer and Frances Gill Knauer, 288 Gleneagles Way, $339,000. Bleed Blue Properties, LLC (Ronny Barnes, member) to Kelly Nicole Baker and Christopher Thad Baker, 797 Mildred Street, $160,000.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Emily Rena Farrell and Carlin Don Cassady; Jessilyn Allise Rogers and Derrick Trent Poor; Evelyn Calloway Hicks and Derek Maurice Counsell.