District Court
Week of Oct. 6
Bolton Bevins II
Due to the Judicial Conference held last week which all Kentucky district court judges were required to attend, there was no traffic or misdemeanor dockets. The District Court only held a short jail docket on Friday, Oct. 6.
Jail Docket
Probation terms amended – Kenneth Lunsford, previously convicted of three separate counts of domestic assault and two counts of assault on a police or EMS officer, probation amended to permit non-threatening and non-abusive contact with mother upon release from custody.
Harassment with no physical contact – Robert Richard, combined with criminal trespassing, 90 days to serve 30 with balance probated two years and no possession of a weapon or dangerous instrument as a condition of probation.
Menacing – Robert Richard, combined with terroristic threatening, 90 days to serve 30 with balance probated two years and no possession of a weapon or dangerous instrument, remain off victim’s property on Russell Avenue and no contact with victims. Time to run concurrent with harassment and criminal trespassing convictions.
Circuit Court
Oct. 4, 1 p.m.
Jeremy Mattox, judge
Sentencing
Lawrence Bent, 40, of Versailles, was sentenced to four and a half years in prison for first-degree trafficking in a controlled substance, two counts of possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor) and possession of marijuana (misdemeanor), and sentenced to 18 months for first-degree possession of a controlled substance, first-degree fleeing or evading police (on foot) and possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor).
James Dearmond, 56, of Lewisburg, was sentenced to two years and one day in prison (with credit for time served) after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while under the influence (fourth offense or greater) and operating on a suspended/revoked operator’s license (misdemeanor). A traffic violation of reckless driving was merged/dismissed under the plea agreement.
Jabez Saylor, 28, of Versailles, was placed on three years probation for first-degree possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor). An 18-month prison sentence was suspended.
Pleas
David Hamilton, 45, of Midway, pleaded guilty to theft by unlawful taking or disposition (auto/$10,000 or greater) and flagrant nonsupport. The commonwealth recommended four years in prison.
Robert Dewayne Price, 25, of Christianburg, Va., pleaded guilty to an amended charge of convicted felon in possession of a firearm, first-degree trafficking in a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor), operating a motor vehicle while under the influence (misdemeanor) and failure to produce insurance card (violation). A speeding (19 mph over limit) violation was merged/dismissed under the plea agreement.
Police Reports
Versailles Police responded to 16 non-injury accidents and issued one summons.
On Sept. 22, they responded to a report of a leaving the scene of an accident and failure to stop and render aid on Dan Drive.
On Oct. 1, they responded to the report of a domestic assault with injury on Delaney Ferry Road.
On Oct. 1, they responded to the report of criminal mischief and leaving the scene of an accident and failure to stop and render aid involving $12,000 worth of damage to a Hyundai Sonata.
On Oct. 1, they responded to the report of a burglary and criminal mischief where a flat-screen TV valued at $500 was stolen.
On Oct. 2, they responded to the theft of $150 in cash at S. Eagle Creek Drive.
On Oct. 3, they responded to a burglary on North Street where a Milwaukee M18 lithium redline battery valued at $249 was stolen.
On Oct. 3, they responded to a report of harassment on Arbor Place Drive.
On Oct. 3, they issued a summons for disregarding a stoplight and possession of marijuana on Elm Street.
On Oct. 4, they responded to a report of criminal mischief involving $300 in damage to a mailbox.
On Oct. 6, they responded to the theft of a wheel and tire valued at $400 from a vehicle on N. Brand Street.
Fire Reports
City
The Sun did not receive the Versailles Fire Department report by the print deadline. This time period will be included in next week’s edition.
County
Woodford County Fire Department firefighters and EMTs made eleven EMS calls from Sept.26 through Oct. 9.
On Sept. 26, they responded to a natural gas leak on Georgetown Road and two fire drills on Georgetown Road.
On Sept. 28, they responded to a tree fire on Delaney Ferry Road and a barn fire on Shady Lane.
On Sept. 29, they responded to a smoke scare on Tecumseh Trail, a dirty detector on Berry Avenue, a false alarm on the Bluegrass Parkway and a controlled burn on Mitchell Lane.
On Sept. 30, they responded to a lock out on Charmac Road and a grass fire on Scott’s Ferry Road.
On Oct. 1, they responded to a false alarm on Sheffield Drive.
On Oct. 3, they responded to a false alarm caused by burnt food on Carter Court, and a false alarm on Patterson Lane due to a faulty detector.
On Oct. 6, they responded to a false alarm on McCracken Pike.
On Oct. 8, they responded to a false alarm on Gleneagles Way, a controlled burn on Scott’s Ferry Road and a false alarm on Troy Pike due to a faulty detector.
On Oct. 9, they responded to a controlled burn on Troy Pike.
Public Records
SUITS
Petitions for dissolution of marriage – Robert Cook v. Amy Cook.
One Main Financial Group, LLC v. Kayla Holbrook, action on note for $6,277.30
Timothy & Beth Manley v. Sylvia Rancher, petition for de facto custody of minor.
Central Kentucky Agricultural Credit Ass’n v. Glee Christ, action on not for $34,007.80.
Andrew Adams v. Andre Adams, will contest.
Discover Bank v. Gwendolyn Junge, action on account for $7,462.60.
Maria Pedroza-Rico on behalf of minor child v. Trevor Dotson, Keith Brown and the Woodford Board of Education, action for damages resulting from numerous incidents of assault, battery, negligence and infliction of emotional distress to minor child with special needs, a student at WCHS high school, where Dotson and Brown dragged, pushed and bent back the fingers of the minor child over a five month period and the negligence of school administrators in its supervision of its employees..
DEEDS
Legends Development, LLC (Robert DeArmond, member) to Yearling Properties, LLC (Scott Mattingly, member), 522 Saffron Lane and 705 Azalea Lane, $180,000.
Lucy Slugantz and Josh Slugantz to Keith Slugantz and Cheryl Slugantz, 230 Colchester Drive, $390,000.
John Franklin Robinson and Graciela Ines Robinson to Myndall Coffman, 449 Hastings Lane, $377,900.
Kevin Scott McDonald to Curtis Bramel and April Bramel, 700 Oregon Road, $250,000.
Byron Day and Susan Day to Michael D. Maas and Lisa G. Maas, 350 South Main Street, $600,000.
Ann Marie Snider Howard and Mason Craig Howard to Deborah W. Rouser and Sherod M. Rouser, 4820 McCowans Ferry Road, other consideration.
Robert C. Stilz Jr., as master commissioner of the Woodford Circuit Court, to Mid South Capital Partners, 1.58 acres on Lower Clifton Road, $100.
Robert C. Stilz Jr., as master commissioner of the Woodford Circuit Court, to Mid South Capital Partners, 1 acre on Buck Run Road, $100.
Joe B. Hale to Gary Rose and Kimberly Rose, 114 Merewood Drive, $212,000.
Gurjinderpal Singh and Sandeep Kaur to Jeremy Brian Smith and Krista Anne Smith, 560 Delaney Ferry Road, $424,900.
Ann Black Sturm to Super 7 – 277 Lexington Street, LLC (Celia C. Watson, member), 277 Lexington Street, other consideration.
Gary L. Brown and Tammy S. Brown to Andrew J. Hayek and Sarah A. Hayek, 125 Aachen Way, $768,000.
Angela Disponette to Javier A. Perez Frias and Thaeann Rivera, 112 Merewood Drive, $216,900.
Patsy S. Jewell, as executor of the Mary Jane Sanderson estate, to Bartley Greenwood, 801 Mildred Street, $265,590.
Travis Kerr to Leann Kerr, 504 Southland Drive, other consideration, quitclaim deed.
Ruis Ranch of KY, LLC (Alvin M. Ruis Jr., manager) to Tommy Town Thoroughbreds, LLC (Tom Stull), 30 acres at 1950 Grassy Springs Road and 305.232 acres at 2250 Grassy Springs Road, $7,880,000.
Christopher Carpenter to Tammy Hulette, an undivided one-half interest in 332 and 348 Highland Avenue, 311 and 316 Macey Avenue, and 162 Dunroven Drive, other consideration.
Tammy Hulette to Christopher Carpenter, an undivided one-half interest in 285 Bryanwood Drive, 2160 and 4115 Scotts Ferry Road, 344 Highland Avenue, 309 Macey Avenue and 416 Wilson Avenue, other consideration.
Josh Barrett Homes, LLC (Josh Barrett, member) to J. T. Barrett Land Holdings, LLC (Joshua T. Barrett, member), 154 Stout Avenue, $455,000.
Blue Heaven Realty, LLC (Pradpkumar Patel, member) to BMII, LLC (Mirza Salkovic, member), 4.586 acres at 570 McKinney Avenue/724 Fisher Street in Midway Station industrial park, $250,000.
1019 Mitchell Lane, LLC (Barry Butzer and Jane Butzer, members) to Barry Butzer and Jane Butzer, 1019 Mitchell Lane and an adjacent 20.262 acres, more or less, on Mitchell Lane, other consideration.
Patricia Suzanne Hager to Larry Nelson Watts and Martha Lee Watts, a lot on Misty Lane, $68,000.
Pacific Land Company, LLC (Eugene J M McFadden Jr., member) to Ruis Ranch of KY, LLC (Alvin M. Ruis Jr., manager), 119.685 acres at 1217 Heddon Road, 126.7 acres at 915 Heddon Road and 33.3 acres on Heddon Road, $7,639,500.
Gurjinderpal Singh and Sandeep Kaur to Michael Lee Fenton and Erin Fenton, 110 Gaybourne Way, $339,500.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Lisa Marie Kirtley and Jonathan Thomas Freeland.