District Court
Oct. 26
Sarah Hays Spedding, Judge
Traffic
Speeding – Michael Phillips, Alive at 25; Anthony Cardenas, combined
with failure to wear seatbelt, state traffic school and $25; William
Endicott, Alive at 25; Sussi Jantes, Alive at 25; Mark Sullivan, state
traffic school.
D.U.I. – Austin Bowman, $200, four to six months license suspension,
four days home incarceration, alcohol education; Oscar Aguilar, combined
with no license, possession of open container in vehicle, failure to
wear seatbelt, $360, four to six months license suspension, alcohol
education.
Reckless driving – Jacob Hall, state traffic school; Michael Rogers,
combined with speeding, state traffic school, $20.
No license – Oscar Diaz, $100; Benjamin Skinner, combined with no
insurance, improperly displayed registration plate, $1,025.
No insurance – Orville Francis, combined with expired registration,
driving on suspended license, $1,225.
Disregard stoplight – Gary McDaniel, $25.
Failure to wear seatbelt – Luke Thompson, $25.
Misdemeanors
Receiving stolen property – Dillan Poole, combined with no insurance, no
license in possession, $150 and two days.
Possession of marijuana – Eric Johnson, $250.
Contempt of court (direct) – Robert Richard, two counts for cussing at
judge, seven days.
Police Reports
Versailles Police responded to four non-injury accidents and one injury
accident and made three arrests.
On Oct. 23, Christopher Griffie was driving a Pontiac G6 truck east on
Tyrone Pike when he went off the side of the road, over corrected,
crossed the center-line and was struck by a Honda Ridgeline being
operated by Franklin Evans who was traveling west on Tyrone Pike.
Jeremiah Prine, a passenger in the Evans vehicle was transported to UK
Medical Center, and Aaron Griffie, a passenger in the Griffie vehicle,
was transported to Bluegrass Community Hospital.
On Oct. 1, an incidence of identity theft was reported on Dunroven Road.
On Oct. 13, criminal trespassing was reported on Lexington Road.
On Oct. 18, shoplifting of two packs of grinder wheels valued at $6.00
was reported on N. Main Street.
On Oct. 22, the theft of two Glock magazines valued at $70 was reported
from a car on Winton Road.
On Oct. 23, the theft of a Puma Elk Hunter wood knife valued at $114 was
reported on Blackhawk Circle.
On Oct. 23, a leaving the scene of an accident and failure to stop and
render aid was reported on Kentucky Avenue.
On Oct. 23, the theft of $600 worth of martial arts uniforms and weapons
was reported from a car on Pocahontas Trail.
On Oct. 24, an arrest was made for domestic assault with minor injury on
McDavid Drive.
On Oct. 24, an arrest was made on Equestrian Park for possession of a
controlled substance, 5.8 grams of methamphetamine.
On Oct. 25, an arrest was made on Winton Road for criminal trespassing.
On Oct. 25, the theft of a credit card was reported on Crossfield Drive.
On Oct. 27, a report of criminal mischief involving a broken double pane
of glass valued at $1,000 was made on Green Street.
On Oct. 27, a leaving the scene of an accident and failure to stop and
render aid was reported on Stourbridge Road.
On Oct. 28, an act of extortion for $100 was reported on Hunters Ridge
Drive.
On Oct. 28, an arrest for shoplifting of toilet paper and two packs of
30 cans of Budweiser was made on Kroger Way.
Fire Reports
City
The Versailles Fire Department firefighters and EMTs made 21 EMS calls
from Oct. 25 through Oct. 30.
On Oct. 24, they responded to an electrical issue on Court Street.
On Oct. 25, they responded to a gas leak on Classic Court.
On Oct. 29, they made a good intent call on Crossfield Drive.
County
The Woodford ounty Fire Department firefighters and EMTs made 10 EMS
calls from Oct. 24 through Oct. 29.
On Oct. 24, they installed a smoke detector on Jones Lane, responded to
a false alarm on Georgetown Road and one on Big Sink Road.
On Oct. 26, they responded to a tractor-trailer fire on I-64, assisted
the Versailles Fire Department with a search on Clifton Road, responded
to a mower and grass fire on Troy Pike and an odor scare due to a short
on Oxford Road.
On Oct. 28, they responded to a controlled burn on Falcon Road.
On Oct. 29, they responded to a smoke alarm due to burnt food on Tyrone
Pike.
Public Records
DEEDS
Robert T. Spencer and Kelley S. Spencer to Joshua A. Slugantz and Lucy
K. Slugantz, 30 acres at 1081 Hifner Road, $1,150,000.
Andover Construction, LLC (Mike Hall, member) to Jeffrey Westerman and
Danielle Graham, 829 Edmonds Crossing, $848,694.
Lisa Botner Goodrich to KY Home Investors, LLC (Matthew Puryear,
authorized agent), 113 Woodford Village, $185,000.
KY Home Investors, LLC to CW Investments, LLC (Colt Litkenhus, member),
113 Woodford Village, $200,000.
John W. Kinder Jr. and Barbara Kinder to Justin Wayne Kinder and Kayla
Hudson, 2715 Lillards Ferry Road, $135,000.
Andrew Lane Cummins and Miranda Bergman-Cummins to Phillip Maxx Johns,
314 Domino Court East, $230,000.
Regina Wheat, as administrator of the Mary F. Wheat estate, to Lyster
Real Estate Company, LLC (Margaret C. Lyster, member), 167 Dunroven
Street, $166,000.
Pegasus, LLC (John J. Greely and Ann Greely, members) to Kenneth Agee,
191 Kilmer Avenue, $75,600.
Woodford Habitat for Humanity, Inc. to City of Versailles, 117 Mack
Street, $1.
David K. Richardson and Nancy Richardson to Matthew N. Noss, 305 Ryne
Court, $135,000.
Seat of Your Pants Investments, LLC (Matthew Peel) to Luis A. Garamendi
Roca, 122 Maple Avenue, $245,000.
Anthony D. Rankin and Rallie L. McAllister to McAllister & Rankin, LLC,
6798 Troy Pike, other consideration.
Carla Kay Hans, as trustee of the Hans Family Trust, to Jonathan Kevin
Detwiler and Leigh Ann Detwiler, 720 Oregon Road, $255,000.
James W. McKee and Tarona D. McKee to Liles Taylor and Robin Taylor, 343
Northridge Drive, Midway, $462,000.
Harvey G. Watkins Jr. and Margaret C. Watkins to Thomas A. Rankin III
and Sarah B. Rankin, 635 Fords Mill Road, other consideration.
Roy A. Donnell to Jayne M. Donnell, 1500 Clifton Road, other consideration.
James Hall and Dawn Hall to Marilyn Fralix, 1246 Clifton Road, other
consideration.
James Hall and Dawn Hall to Kayla Hall, 1220 Clifton Road, other
consideration.
Larry Britton and Mona B. Britton to Aaron T. Lester and Kimberly M.
Lester, 106 Breckinridge Court, $328,400.
Liles B. Taylor and Robin Lowe Taylor to Keysla Hickey, 105 Cottage
Garden Lane, Midway, $313,000.
Philip W. Semones and Sally A. Semones to McPey Properties, LLC (Shane
Andrew McClintock and Molly Alyssa McClintock, members), 240 Crossfield
Drive, $1,100,000.
SUITS
Petitions for dissolution of marriage – Katherine Britton v. Michael
Britton, Jr.; Kristie Morgan v. Cynthia Ackley; Jessica Lay v. William Lay.
American Express N.B. v. Paula Evans, action on delinquent account for
$12,741.69.
Discover Bank v. Jennifer Walter, action on delinquent credit card
$20,534,36.
Republic Finance, LLC v. Edilberto Pecina, action on note for $11,880.00.
Pennymac Loan Services, LLC v. Christopher and Jessica Hall, foreclosure
$110,294.62.
Jorge Padilla v. Christian and Ana Maria Padilla, action for custody of
minor.
Midland Credit Management, Inc. v. Barbara Reed, action on delinquent
account $5,383.75.
Floyd Raglin v. Faustina Duffy, damages to tractor and batwing totaling
$2,384.32 and return of various pieces of equipment.
American Express N.B. v. Zachary Newton, action on delinquent account
$17,153.24.
JP Morgan Chase Bank N.A. v. Tomas Ramirez, action on delinquent
accounts totaling $19,396.05.
Midland Credit Management, Inc. v. Jaes Misheff, action on delinquent
account $15,439.24.
Commonwealth of Kentucky v. Patrick Adams, transfer from Carlisle
County, action for child support arrears and enforcement of foreign
support judgment.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Julia Kelly Corrigan and Aaron Wayne Stover; Crystal Gail Lamastus and
Russell Lee Johnson Jr.; Nicole Marie Hall and Bryan Patrick Nichols.