District Court Week of June 12 Bolton Bevins II, judge Traffic Speeding – Jacob Evans, Alive at 25; Jason Nelson, combined with careless driving, state traffic school and $55; Kenda Spalding, Alive at 25; Jacari Taylor, combined with instructional permit violation, $120; Justin Gill, combined with possession of drug paraphernalia, $80; Brandon Garcia, combined with failure to wear seatbelt and instructional permit violation, $155. DUI – Teresa Stein, $350, 18 to 24 months license suspension, alcohol education, interlock device approved and six days; Jose Sabino, $200, four to six months license suspension and alcohol education; Angel Riley, combined with fleeing and evading, $560, four to six months license suspension, alcohol education; Jose Praxedes, combined with no license and no insurance, $820 and six days. Careless driving – Mauricio Sanchez, combined with operating on suspended license, $250; Tyree Vaughn, combined with possession of marijuana, $150. No operator’s license –Jose Disciplina, combined with failure to notify owner of parked car of damage, $250. No operator’s license in possession – Misty Jackson, $50. Expired registration plate – Jenna Childers, costs only. Disregarding stop sign –Daniel Head, combined with possession of marijuana, state traffic school and $100. No insurance – Brian Hillard, second offense, $750. Failure to wear seatbelt – Cody Pearl, $25.
Misdemeanors Assault (domestic violence) with minor injury – Zachary Smith, 33 days with 30 days of sentence probated for two years, no violent contact with victim and anger management classes. Public intoxication – Vernon Courtney, $25; Jacob Kirby, combined with terroristic threatening, five days. Possession of marijuana – Alfaizol Hollis, $150. Wanton endangerment – Cameron Jones, two days. Theft of mislaid property – John Abner, combined with fraudulent use of a credit card, 30 days probated for two years and restitution of $66.36 CIRCUIT COURT June 14, 1 p.m. Kathryn “Katie” Gabhart, judge Sentencing Tina M. Cole, 40, of Owingsville, was placed on three years pretrial diversion for first-degree possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor). If Cole successfully completes the period of diversion, the felony charge will be dismissed and she will not serve a two-year prison sentence. Deidre Head, 37, of Versailles, was placed on three years probation for two counts of first-degree possession of a controlled substance. An 18-month prison sentence was suspended. Micah A. Manley, 23, of Versailles, was sentenced to five years in prison (with credit for time served) for first-degree fleeing/evading police (motor vehicle), two counts of first-degree wanton endangerment, first-degree fleeing or evading police (on foot), failure of non-owner operator to maintain required insurance and no operator’s license (misdemeanor). Kellie M. Shouse, 35, of Morehead, was placed on three years probation for two counts of first-degree possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor) and possession of marijuana (misdemeanor). An 18-month prison sentence was suspended.
Pleas Charles M. Hansell, 35, of Versailles, pleaded guilty to first-degree possession of a controlled substance. The commonwealth recommended 22 months in prison. Mary Elizabeth Keeling, 38, of Nicholasville, pleaded guilty to first-degree possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor). The commonwealth recommended one year in prison. Ricardo Ramirez, 37, of Versailles, pleaded guilty to first-degree possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor), reckless driving (violation) and speeding (15 mph over live/violation). The commonwealth recommended that a one-year prison sentence be probated for three years and a $130 fine.
Arraignment Robert Soloman, 50, of Versailles, pleaded not guilty to convicted felon in possession of a handgun, falsely reporting an incident to law enforcement (misdemeanor) and operating a motor vehicle while under the influence (misdemeanor) Police Reports Versailles police responded to 15 non-injury accidents, two injury accidents and made three arrests. On June 6, David Wyndam was operating a HINO box truck when he lost control in loose gravel while driving onto the off ramp of the Bluegrass Parkway causing the truck to flip onto its side. Wyndam was taken to the University of Kentucky Medical Center. On June 9, Isabella Spencer was attempting to turn left onto Shannon Run Road from westbound U.S. 60 in her Hyundai car when she was struck on the passenger-side by Christine Good driving a Ford F-150 truck eastbound on U.S. 60. Good disputes she ran the red-light though two witnesses state she did. Woodford County EMS assessed all persons involved and determined no one was injured or complaining of an injury. On June 7, the theft of $1,700 in cash was reported on Troon Court. On June 9, leaving the scene of an accident and failure to stop and render aid was reported on Barnes Mill Road. On June 11, $865 was reported stolen on Eagle Drive. On June 12, suspected possession of methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia was reported. On June 12, police made an arrest on an out-of-state fugitive warrant on Midway Road. On June 12, police made an arrest on Midway Road for driving under the influence of drugs, operating on a suspended license, leaving the scene of an accident and failure to stop and render aid. On June 14, the theft of a Tao moped valued at $1,300 was reported on Amsden Avenue. On June 15, the theft of a Stihl concrete saw valued at $2,300 was reported on High Street. On June 15, a leaving the scene of an accident and failure to stop and render aid was reported on Tyrone Pike. On June 16, the theft of a Smith & Wesson pistol valued at $500 was reported on Quail Run Road. On June 16, the theft of a Springfield pistol valued at $400 was reported on Minary Avenue. On June 16, police made an arrest on Lexington Road for operating a vehicle without the required interlock device, no registration, no license, no insurance, fleeing and evading and possession of a cocaine. On June 17, the theft of $5,000 via Apple Pay was reported on Clifton Road. On June 17, a stolen firearm accessory was reported on Elizabeth Street. Fire Reports City Firefighters made 26 EMS assists from June 15 to 19. On June 15, they provided rescue standby on Kilmer Drive. On June 16, they responded to a non-injury accident on Amsden Avenue. On June 19, they responded to an accidental sprinkler activation on Tyrone Pike and were dispatched and then cancelled in route to Amsden Avenue.
County Firefighters made five EMS calls from June 15 to 19. On June 15, they responded to a vehicle accident on Leestown Road. On June 16, they responded to a possible carbon monoxide leak on Tincher Drive. On June 17, they responded to a vehicle accident on I-64 west and an odor scare from a hot water tank on Ashby Circle. On June 18, they responded to a false alarm from burnt food on McCracken Pike, investigated a dishwasher malfunction on Scotts Ferry Road and a mulch fire on Hopewell Lane. On June 19, they responded to a vehicle accident on Tyrone Pike. Public Records SUITS Petitions for dissolution of marriage – Vickie Duff vs. Gary Duff; Elizabeth Luttrell vs. Benjamin Luttrell; Bobby McIntyre vs. Rhonda McIntyre. In re Gregorio Morales for a separate action for each child to correct date on birth certificate. Walter Schott vs. Sandra Steele and Cherod Faust for termination of commercial lease. Artspace Properties, LLC vs. Lisa White for action for unpaid rents.
DEEDS Kelly Nicole Baker and Christopher Thad Baker to Bleed Blue Properties, LLC (Ronny Barnes, member), 115 St. Clair Street, $147,000. Joseph D. O’Brien Jr., as trustee of the Joseph D. O’Brien Jr. Trust, to Anthony D. Rankin and Rallie D. O’Brien, 72.286 acres on Troy Pike, $867,432. Jared Reed and Laura Reed to Laura Reed, 144 Powhatan Trail, $218,253. Jane S. Jacobs to Jacobs Brothers, LLC (Thomas Ray Jacobs, managing member), 190 Hilltop Meadows, $1 and other consideration. Jane S. Jacobs to Jacobs Brothers, LLC, 5130 McCracken Pike, $1 and other consideration. Thomas Ray Jacobs and Robby Edward Jacobs to Jacobs Brothers, LLC, 1105 Duncan Road, $1 and other consideration. Deborah Anne Slatten and Arnold Lee Slatten to Adam Christopher Kring and Tiffany Ann Kring, 485 Parkside Court, $294,000. Peter A. Rapoport and Beth A. Blackenship to Peter A. Rapoport and Beth A. Blankenship, as co-trustees of the Blankenship-Rapoport Trust, 2445 Oregon Road, other consideration. Legends Development, LLC (Robert DeArmond, member) to GSL Construction, LLC (Roman Slobodzian, member), 505 Saffron Lane, $50,000.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Abbie Grace Hudson and William David Smiley; Kara Dawne Gray and Robert Allen Miller Jr.; Amanda Claire Doyle and Christopher Blake Meredith; Michael Wayne Crowe and Crystal Gayle Courtney.