District Court

There will be no District Court report this week.

Police Reports

Versailles Police responded to 19 non-injury accidents, three injury

accidents, two summons and made one arrest.

On Oct. 24, Luis Rey Carbazal was stopped in his Nissan Altima waiting

to turn left into a farm lane on eastbound Leestown Pike and Clayvisha

Mayberry was stopped behind him in her Nissan Altima when Daniel Looney

driving a Lexus ES350 also east on Leestown Pike dropped his phone and

struck the Mayberry vehicle which was driven into the Carbazel vehicle.

A passenger in the Mayberry vehicle was transported to Frankfort

Regional Medical Center.

On Oct. 26, Justin Yasko drove his Ford F150 truck from eastbound Steele

Road into the southbound lane of Clifton Road causing a collision with a

Hyundai Sante Fe driven by Wendy Bernard. Brenard was transported to

Bluegrass Community Hospital.

On Oct. 29, Corlis Teare was driving east on U.S. 60 and slowing his

Honda H2-V for a red-light at the intersection with Huntertown Road when

Robert Ferguson driving a Freightliner X-Line motor-home towing an

automobile skidded on the wet pavement striking the Teare vehicle in the

rear. Teare was transported to UK Medical Center.

On Oct. 13, the fraudulent use of a credit card in the amount of $347.50

was reported on Elm Street.

On. Oct 23, the theft of a Taurus pistol worth $299 was reported on

Dunroven Road.

On Oct. 24, a leaving the scene of an accident and failure to stop and

render aid was reported on Laval Heights.

On Oct. 27, the theft of two Predator generators valued at $1,800 was

reported on Lacefield Street.

On Oct. 27, a harassing communication was reported on Sugar Tree Lane.

On Oct. 29, sex abuse was reported on Main Street.

On Oct. 29, criminal mischief involving $600 in damage to a Chevrolet

Tahoe was reported on Laval Heights.

On Oct. 29, a summons was issued for criminal trespass on Kroger Way.

On Oct. 29, criminal mischief and menacing was reported on Main Street.

On Oct. 29, domestic assault was reported on Wilson Avenue.

On Oct. 30, domestic assault was reported on Elm Street but closed due

to the alleged victim refusing to cooperate with police.

On Oct. 30, receiving stolen property, a Yamaha motorcycle valued at

$8,000, was reported on Steele Road.

On Oct. 31, a leaving the scene of an accident and failure to stop and

render aid was reported on Frankfort Street.

On Nov. 1, cold checks in the amount of $99 was reported on Martin

Luther King Jr. Court.

On Nov. 2, sex abuse and domestic assault with minor injury was reported

on Curry Court.

On Nov. 2, criminal mischief involving $11,000 in damage to a Subaru

Forester on Macey Avenue.

On Nov. 2, the theft of a political sign valued at $300 was reported on

Yellow Jacket Drive.

On Nov. 3, terroristic threatening and harassing communications was

reported on High Street.

On Nov. 5, the burglary of a set of car keys was reported on Blackhawk

Circle.

On Nov. 5, a summons was issued for shoplifting of $100 pair of Bearpaw

boots on Kroger Way.

Fire Reports

City

The Versailles Fire Department firefighters and EMTs made 18 EMS calls

from Oct. 31 through Nov. 7.

On Oct. 31, they responded to a false alarm on Tyrone Pike and made a

rescue on Big Sink Road.

On Nov. 1, two units joined the Bluegrass Emergency Response Team to

assist with a building collapse rescue in Martin County.

On Nov. 2, they responded to a lock out on Amsden Avenue.

On Nov. 3, they provided rescue standby on South Hill Road.

On Nov. 6, they provided rescue standby on Nancy Street and a vegetation

fire on United Drive.

County

The Woodford County Fire Department firefighters and EMTs made 8 EMS

calls from Oct. 31 through Nov. 6.

On Nov. 1, they responded to a false alarm due to a dirty detector on

Gleneagles Way.

On Nov. 2, they responded to a water flow issue due to a riser problem

on Pisgah Pike and a car fire on I-64 East.

On Nov. 3, they responded to a grass fire on I-64 West.

On Nov. 5, they responded to a false alarm due to a faulty detector on

Dry Ridge Road.

On Nov. 6, they responded to an odor scare on Hunters Ridge Road and a

false alarm due to a faulty detector on Dry Ridge Road.

Public Records

SUITS

Brandon Cook v. Mary Cook, petition for a legal seperation.

Midland Credit Management, Inc. v. James Misheff, action on account for

$15,439.24.

Commonwealth of Kentucky ex rel. Shanika Taylor v. Patrick Adams,

transfer from Carlisle County, enforcement of child support order.

Robert and Paige Day v. Gary & Janice Cornett, enforcement of

arbitration award.

Jebediah Gorham v. Elizabeth Vogel and Michael Carey, action for

injuries from a car accident.

Jack Kain Ford, Inc. v. Maximilian Truman, action for $5,420.23 on loan

and car repair arising from former employment.

DEEDS and

MARRIAGE LICENSE

There will be no Deeds and Marriage License this week because the

office was closed because of the election.