District Court
Week of Oct. 9
Bolton Bevins II, Judge
Traffic
Speeding – Sussi Jantis, state traffic school; Tyson Naylor, Alive at 25; Kendra Brown, combined with failure to produce insurance card, state traffic school and $100; Dale Vickers, state traffic school; Rohey Cham, state traffic school; Wesley Forte, $20; Juan Herrera, combined with no license, $132; Bryan Rendon, combined with no license, $149; Jose Sanchez, combined with reckless driving and no license, $250; Thomas Stembridge, $100; Christiana Stephens, state traffic school; Nicholas Thomas, $55; Jian Vicencio, combined with no license, $130.
D.U.I. – Michael Laine, $300, four to six months license suspension and alcohol education.
Failure to wear seatbelt – Treyvon Corner, combined with driving on a D.U.I. Suspended license and expired registration, $250; Orlin Flores, combined with driving on suspended license, careless driving, booster seat violation and no child restraint, $360; George Gonzalez, combined with expired registration, $50; Michael Hager, combined with driving on suspended license, $225;Elizabeth Orberson, combined with no insurance, $525; Alexander Lopez, combined with no license and failure to use child restraint, $175.
No license – Roberto Ojeda, combined with no insurance, $500 and 4 days, may serve weekends
No license in possession – Madeleine Kissinger, $50; Jeremy Twyman, combined with no insurance and expired registration, $175.
No insurance – Latonya Russell, combined with expired registration, $525; Jamicka Reed, $100.
Reckless driving – Leslie Woodyard, combined with failure to yield to emergency vehicle and suspended license, $310.
Misdemeanors
Violation of domestic violence order – Steven Speed, two counts of violating D.V.O., combined with terroristic threatening, criminal attempt to intimidate a witness in a judicial proceeding and an unrelated traffic charge of driving with no license, six months concurrent with all convictions combined.
Possession of marijuana – Jamicka Reed, $100.
Criminal attempt to receive stolen property – Bradley King, $500 and two days.
Forgery – Jacob Johnson, $100.
Circuit Court
Oct. 11, 1 p.m.
Kathryn “Katie” Gabhart, judge
Pleas
Nathan Bates, 40, of Mount Sterling, pleaded guilty to an amended charges of second-degree burglary and second-degree assault, two counts of third-degree assault (police/probation officer), two counts of third-degree assault (inmate assault on corrections) and second-degree criminal mischief (misdemeanor). The commonwealth recommended 17 years in prison.
James Dean, 28, Jacksonville, Fla., was placed on four years probation after pleading guilty to flagrant nonsupport. An 18-month prison sentence was suspended.
John Smoot, 54, of Lawrenceburg, pleaded guilty to first-degree trafficking in a controlled substance, three counts of first-degree possession of a controlled substance, three counts of possession of marijuana (misdemeanor), two counts of possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor), careless driving (violation) and disregarding a stop sign (violation). The commonwealth recommended six years in prison and a $100 fine. An additional count of first-degree possession of a controlled substance was merged/dismissed under the plea agreement.
Cory A. Walton, 30, of Versailles, pleaded guilty to first-degree possession of a controlled substance. The commonwealth recommended 18 months in prison.
Brandy Woods, 45, of Lexington, pleaded guilty to tampering with physical evidence, third-degree possession of a controlled substance (misdemeanor), possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor) and possession of marijuana (misdemeanor). The commonwealth recommended two years in prison.
Arraignments
Avery Neace, 37, of Versailles, pleaded not guilty to first-degree trafficking in a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor).
Steven Speed, 30, of Louisville, pleaded not guilty to failure to comply with sex offender registration, menacing (misdemeanor), registered sex offender residence restrictions (misdemeanor), third-degree criminal mischief (misdemeanor), second-degree disorderly conduct (misdemeanor) and third-degree criminal trespassing (violation).
Trial dates
Michael A. Peters, 61, of Versailles, was scheduled to return for a May 28-31 jury trial date to face charges of theft by failure to make required disposition of property and theft by unlawful taking (misdemeanor).
Robert Tennill, 55, of Springfield, was scheduled to return for a May 28-31 jury trial date to face charges of first-degree assault, two counts of first-degree wanton endangerment and third-degree terroristic threatening (misdemeanor).
Police Reports
Versailles Police responded to 26 non-injury accidents, four injury accidents and made one arrest.
On Oct. 10, a Ford Expedition driven by Leslie Williams east on Old Frankfort Pike ran off the road, down an embankment, up a hill before striking a tree and fence line. Williams was transported to UK Medical Center.
On Oct. 11, a Toyota Rav 4 being driven westbound on the Bluegrass Parkway by William Short intentionally hit a guard rail. Short was transported to UK Medical Center.
On Oct. 13, a GM conversion truck with an extended trailer driven by David Warner went off eastbound Midway Road and struck a tree. Warner was transported to Bluegrass Community Hospital.
On Oct. 22, a Ford Ecosport being driven by June Cody westbound on Leestown Pike ran off the road and hit a fence. Cody was transported to UK Medical Center.
On Aug. 21, the theft of $18,975 from a 401K account was reported on N. Main Street.
On Oct. 14, a leaving the scene of an accident and failure to stop and render aid was reported on Frankfort Road.
On Oct. 15, an arrest for D.U.I. and reckless driving was made on Lexington Road.
On Oct. 15, the theft of a Ruger 380 caliber pistol valued at $350 was reported on Mission Drive.
On Oct. 19, criminal mischief involving several political signs was reported on Yellow Jacket Drive.
On Oct. 20, criminal mischief involving vandalism of a Nissan Sentra in the amount of $10,000 was reported on Davistown Road.
On Oct. 21, a leaving the scene of an accident and failure to stop and render aid was reported on McCracken Pike.
Fire Reports
City
The Versailles Fire Department firefighters and EMTs made 14 EMS calls from Oct. 17 through Oct. 23.
On Oct. 17, they provided rescue standby on Mildred Street.
On Oct. 18, they they made a good intent call on Molly Street and responded to a fire on Lexington Street.
On Oct. 20, they responded to a controlled burn on Macey Avenue.
On Oct 21, they responded to a citizen complaint on Beasley Road.
On Oct. 22, they provided rescue standby on Elm Street.
County
The Woodford County Fire Department firefighters and EMTs made seven EMS calls from Oct. 17 through Oct. 23.
On Oct. 17, they responded to a barn fire on Woodlake Road in Franklin County and a controlled burn on W. Domino Court.
On Oct. 21, they responded to an RV fire on I-64 westbound.
On Oct. 23, they responded to an odor scare on Glenhaven Road and a false alarm caused by burnt food on Lexington Road.
On Oct. 10, they responded to an injury vehicle accident on Old Frankfort Pike.
On Oct. 11, they responded to a false alarm due to a system failure on McCracken Pike, a smoke alarm issue on Lynnwood Drive, non-injury accidents on Midway Road and BG Parkway and a child locked in a car on Buck Run Road.
On Oct. 12, they responded to a false alarm due to a system failure similar to the day before on McCracken Pike and a natural gas leak on Quill Run.
On Oct. 13, they responded to an injury vehicle accident on Midway Road and installed a smoke detector on Colony Drive.
On Oct. 14, they responded to a false alarm caused by burnt food on Scarborough Drive and a false alarm due to defective equipment on Big Sink Road.
On Oct. 15, they provided assistance to the coroner on Shady Lane.
On Oct. 16, they responded to an odor scare on Organ Road.
Public Records
DEEDS
Julian Frank Culver and Susan Rising Culver to Susan Rising Culver, 121 Cottage Garden Lane, Midway, other consideration.
Connie R. Duvall to Sundial Holdings, LLC (John Gassett, member), 152 Hanover Court, $160,000.
Delmar Homes of Kentucky, LLC (Chad Piazza, authorized agent) to Ricky Robbins and Ashley Walton-Robbins, 2009 Elmwood Drive, $575,200.
Loetta Mattingly, as executor of the Bobby E. Carrier estate, to John T. Dale and Humaira T. Dale, 276 Paddock Road, $135,000.
Christopher G. Haberson and Stacie Haberson to Mitchell D. Embry and Sarah M. Embry, 300 Bryanwood Street, $180,000.
Nathanael Hower and Keisha Courtney to Nathanael Hower, 335 Princess Circle, other consideration, quitclaim deed.
Rachel Ann Gerrald to Nathaniel E. Reynolds and Betsy R. Reynolds, 486 Mission Drive, $649,900.
Delmar Homes of Kentucky, LLC to Ty A. Britton and Jennifer M. Britton, 2005 Elmwood Drive, $509,850.
Jonathan Aseel, Beth Guerra and Dustin Guerra to INITECH X, LLC (Marshall Peace II, member), 312 Dunroven Road, $80,000.
Cynthia L. Brosius, as executor of the Ted W. Collins estate, to James Michael Gentry III and Brittany Sandra Jean Gentry, 417 Quail Run Road, $269,900.
Regina Beth Ratliff and John Ratliff to Brandon Boian and Morgan Boian, 1022 West Binderton Place, $475,000.
James Hall and Dawn Hall to Stephen Penny, 1240 Clifton Road, other consideration.
James Hall and Dawn Hall to Zach Penny, 1246 Clifton Road, other consideration.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Alicia Elizabeth Short and Travis Eugene Shepherd; Madison Elizabeth Sewell and Joshua Gregory Stratton; Emily Peyton Miller and Austin Tyler Gatewood; Jessica I. Lugo Sandoval and Clemente Sandoval; Samantha Ann Dunn and Ausencio Chaga Cruz; Jessica Lynn Roberts and Timothy Joe Cox Jr.