District Court

Week of August 21

Sarah Hays Spedding, judge

Traffic

Speeding – Joshua Brinegar, combined with possession of marijuana, state traffic school and $100; Noe Robtero, combined with failure to wear seatbelt, $55; Lane Frye, state traffic school; Higinio Gonzalez, combined with no license, $136; Arthur Morval, state traffic school; Maynor Gomez, combined with no insurance and no license, $655; Lori Perry, combined with operating on a suspended license, $228; Everett Richardson, $55; Elijah Thompson, Alive at 25; William Brown, combined with disregard stoplight, wanton endangerment and reckless driving, state traffic school, $200, 94 days to serve 4 and probate 9 for 2 years.

D.U.I. – Tyrell Keys, combined with no registration plate, no insurance, and operating on a suspended license, $900, four to six months license suspension and alcohol education; Leonardo Gomez, combined with operating on a suspended license, $493, four to six months license suspension, alcohol education and 4 days; Timmy Hall, 2nd offense, possession of marijuana, $350, 12-18 months license suspension, alcohol education and 5 days.

Vehicle noise nuisance – Christian Brisck, court costs and no new offenses for one year.

Operating on a suspended license – Javen Haskins, $200; Rickie Hazelwood, $200; Avery Neace, 14 days; Timmy Hall, combined with expired registration and no insurance, $25 and 5 days.

Reckless driving – Sierra Gray, $100.

Careless driving – Paul Maskimenko, Alive at 25.

Failure to wear seatbelt – Christopher Terry, $25; Braden Crawley, $25.

No license in possession – Demarcus George, combined with expired registration plate and no insurance, $575; Gabriella Navarreta, combined with expired registration and failure to wear seatbelt, $100.

Failure to yield right of way to emergency vehicle – Paish Neal, Alive at 25.

Misdemeanors

Public intoxication – Malachi Mendoza, $25; Ashley Sloan, $25; Paul Jones, combined with promoting contraband, 8 days.

Theft by deception (cold checks) – Robert Portwood, court costs and restitution.

Resisting arrest – Dillon Poor, combined with disorderly conduct, 30 days probated 2 years.

Police Reports

Versailles Police responded to six non-injury accidents, made eight arrests, and issued one summons.

On June 30, the fraudulent use of a credit card was reported on Shryock Ferry Road.

On August 5, the theft of a Taurus handgun valued at $274 was reported on Clifton Road.

On August 11, criminal mischief involving breaking a front door was reported on Ryne Court.

On August 13, the theft of a nail gun valued at $250 was reported on Fielding Drive.

On August 14, an arrest for D.U.I. and reckless driving was made on Tyrone Pike.

On August 14, a summons was issued for reckless driving, wanton endangerment, and no license in possession on Kroger Way.

On August 15, the robbery of water from the outside tap at the Circle K on Main Street was reported.

On August 15, the violation of a D.P.O. was reported on Main Street.

On August 17, harassment was reported on MLK, Jr. Court.

On August 18, the theft of a detachable keyboard from a car was reported on Kilmer Drive.

On August 18, an arrest for domestic assault with injury was made on Troy Pike.

On August 18, the theft of personal identity involving FaceBook, Instagram and WhatsApp Messenger was reported on Adena Trace.

On August 19, an arrest for domestic assault with injury was made on Douglas Avenue.

On August 19, an arrest was made for possession of a controlled substance and promoting contraband on Lexington Road.

On August 19, the theft of an AmEx card and $25 was reported on McCracken Pike.

On August 19, possession of a controlled substance, a prescription not in original container (Alprazolam) and possession of drug paraphernalia was made on U.S. 60 Bypass.

On August 20, an assault was reported on Tyrone Pike.

On August 21, an arrest was made for domestic assault with injury on Wilson Avenue.

On August 21, a report of terroristic threatening was made on United Drive.

On August 21, a report of terroristic threatening was made on Main Street.

On August 22, an arrest for D.U.I. of a controlled substance, possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, no tail lamps, no insurance, no registration plate, and instructional permit violation was made on Lexington Road.

On August 23, an arrest was made for receiving stolen property, a Honda Accord valued at $2,000.

On August 24, a report of criminal mischief involving a broken double-paned window was made on Troy Pike.

On August 25, the theft of a sweater and pants from the mail was made on Cheney Road.

On August 25, the theft of a wallet containing $50 was made on Kroger Way.

On August 26, a domestic assault with injury was reported on Beasley Road.

On August 27, a report of the distribution of sexually explicit images without consent was made on Amsden Avenue.

Fire Reports

City

Versailles Fire Department firefighters made 21 EMS calls from August 22 to August 28.

On August 22, they were dispatched and cancelled in route and responded to a downed power line on High Street.

On August 23, they responded to a fire alarm on Lexington Street, an odor of smoke on Crossfield Drive and a false fire alarm on Court Street.

On August 24, they responded to a false smoke alarm on Crossfield Drive and an injury accident on Main Street.

On August 25, they responded to an electrical problem on Ryne Court, two alarm malfunctions at the same location on Court Street, a smoke alarm on Macey Boulevard and an injury accident on Crossfield Drive.

On August 28, they responded to a smoke scare on Elm Street, a false alarm on Industry Drive and a gasoline spill on Main Street.

County

Woodford County Fire Department firefighters made 3 EMS calls from August 22 to August 28.

On August 22, they responded to an accident on E. Leestown Road, an illegal burn on Normandy Road, a carbon monoxide investigation on McCowans Ferry Road and a false alarm on McCracken Pike.

On August 24, they responded to an accident on Troy Pike, a false alarm on Buck Run and a controlled burn on Pinkard Pike.

On August 25, they responded to an illegal burn on Spring Station Road, an injury accident on McCowans Ferry Road and a tree fire caused by a downed power line on Hunterstown Road.

On August 26, they responded to an injury accident on Midway Road.

On August 27, they responded to a false alarm on Troy Pike.

On August 28, they responded to a false alarm on Berry Avenue, a tractor accident on Tyrone Pike and an electrical fire on Dunroven Road.

Public Records

SUITS

Petitions for dissolution of marriage – Rachel Hines v. Jonathan Hines IV; Eric Reed v. Laverne Reed; Cindy Dean v. Kenny Dean; Leilani Hughes v. Christopher Fryman; Patricia Reed v. Austine Valentine.

Estate of Anna Grove v. Brenda Burdette, declaration that deed is invalid as fraudulent.

Sandra Howard v. Amanda Curtis, action for child support.

PNC Bank, N.A. v. Katrina Vanover, action on default loan for $12,573.84 plus costs and interest.

Austin Salazar v. Jennifer Braunm and Kenneth Knowles, action for custody of minor children.

Melissa Maclin v. Lisa White, action on defaulted loan for $5,000 plus costs and interest.

Rocket Mortgage v. Sheryl Bowen and Estate of Michael Bowen, foreclosure action for $103,683.20 plus costs and interest.

Leticia Avila v. Connor Markey, action for injuries due to negligence.

One Main Financial Group v. Catherine Rockwell, action on defaulted loan for $10,687.89 plus costs and interest.

Wells Fargo Bank v. Chad and Christina Metzger, foreclosure action for $220,572.17 plus costs and interest.

U.S. Bank & Trust, N.A. v. Bryan and Tracie Tupts, foreclosure action for $173,728.91 plus costs and interest.

Lucia Cortes v. Canuto Gutierrez, petition for custody

Kentucky Housing Corp. v. Welby Sutherland, foreclosure action for $42,338.37 plus costs and interest.

S.W. v. Cabinet for Health Services, removal from registry finding substantiation of neglect.

Athene Annuity & Life v. Jeremy and Tonya Wheatley, foreclosure action for $78,532.86 plus costs and interest.

Discover Bank N.A. v. Sean Hanley, action on account for $12,347.32 plus costs and interest.

Eagle Financial Services, Inc. v. Victoria Blackman, action on note for $5,774,95 plus costs and interest.

DEEDS

Edgewood Farm, LLC (Hardin Field IV, Nancy F. Hartley and Martha F. Sweet, members) to City of Versailles, 118.24 acres near Crossfield Drive and Lexington Road, $3,695,720.

Janet Cameron to Transition Reins, LLC (Janet Cameron, member), 3081 Cummins Ferry Road, $1.

Jonathan Adam Tilford and Ashley Anne Tilford to Erin Waggoner, 308 Ashby Court, $338,000.

Catherine Cassone to Paul Huber and Melinda Huber, 520 Regent Court, $415,000.

Megan Gabrielle Billings to Teresa Lee Billings, 302 Westwood Court, $1, quitclaim deed.

Gregory O. Shaw and Mary Lynn Shaw to Justin Rueckert and Tara Rueckert, 212 Locust Grove Way, $434,900.

Paul Medeiros and Alyce Medeiros to Mason Mariani and Madeline Aerni, 3815 McCracken Pike, $460,000.

Judith A. Marshall to Tammy Hamilton Johnson, 5007 Venetian Way, $310,000.

Joseph Cheek and Janna Cheek to Michael S. Hill, 113 South Hill Road, $365,000.

Shyrli Sturgeon to William Eric Rogers and Amber Marie Williams-Rogers, 224 West Main Street, Midway, $24,000.

Nathan A. Boyd and Anjanette F. Boyd to Nathan A. Boyd and Anjanette F. Boyd, as co-trustees of the Nathan A. Boyd and Anjanette F. Boyd Family Trust, 2910 Hifner Road, no cash consideration.

Seamus O’Broin and Sarah Wallett to Seamus O’Broin, 626 Adena Trace, $1.

Emily E. Shapiro, as administrator of the Cedar Branch Shapiro estate, to Joseph D. O’Brien Jr., as trustee of the Joseph D. O’Brien Jr. Trust, 8860 Troy Pike, $417,500.

Yearling Properties, LLC (Scott Mattingly, member) to Mark Putzig and Michelle Putzig, 610 Trinity Lane, $565,300.

Charles Whalen to Watts Investments, LLC (Samuel C. Watts, member), 312 Tincher Drive, $235,000.

Richard K. Austin to Maison Austin, as trustee of the Austin Family Irrevocable Trust, 3120 Oregon Road, other consideration, quitclaim deed.

Ezra Hill and Judy Hill to Solid Ground investments, LLC (Ivan Khalus, member), 325 Dunroven Road, $175,000.

Karen Cosby, as executor of the Mary Frances Cosby estate, to Pisgah Heritage Properties, LLC (David C. Hauge and Pamela A. Hauge, members), 1268 Williams Lane, $425,000.

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Jennifer Diana Ducharme and John Reagin Williams; Jessica Delores Nichols and Talon Storm Sutherland; Adrian Granados Lagunez and Eva Lynn Millan; Clara Madison Hope Chapman and Jarrett Stephen Webb.