District Court

Week of Oct. 16

Sarah Hays Spedding, judge presiding

Traffic

Speeding – Isaac Sanchez, combined with no license; $134;Tatianna Dunn, combined with reckless driving, failure to wear seatbelt, instructional permit violation, $150, state traffic school; Cayden Eary, Alive at 25; Jackson Gordon, Alive at 25.

D.U.I. – Desiree Merritt, 2nd offense, combined with wanton endangerment (2 counts), possession of marijuana, $350, 12-18 months license suspension, alcohol education, 26 days home incarceration; Danay Satcher, combined with no license in possession, $250, four to six months license suspension, alcohol education.

Disregard stop light – Rachel Reed, combined with possession of marijuana, $100 and state traffic school; Glen Spink, combined with expired registration plate, $25, state traffic school.

Driving while using handheld mobile – Alejandro del Torro, combined with three counts of violating federal commercial vehicle violations, $200.

No license – Mary Macedonio, $100.

No license in possession – Josiah Brown, $50; Lydia Jefferson, combined with 2nd offense no insurance, $300; Ernest Penn, combined with no insurance, $150.

No insurance – Haley Sheehan, $100; Erica MacKey, combined with operating on suspended licene, $700.

Expired registration plate – Shawn Luster, $100.

Misdemeanors

Fleeing and evading – Chantel Tuyishime, combined with reckless driving, instructional permit violation, $100, one day.

Theft from vehicle – Thomas Estes, $250, no contact with victim.

Terroristic threatening – Rhonda McIntyre, 90 days probated two years, no contact with victim.

Criminal trespassing – Robert Richard, 2 counts combined with menacing, $500, 75 days.

Resisting arrest – Jed Wiebers, combined with alcohol intoxication, disorderly conduct, $50, 90 days serve 2 days probated balance 2 years, no contact with Holiday Inn of Versailles.

Circuit Court

Nov. 1, 1 p.m.

Jeremy Mattox, judge

Sentencing

Stacey Maxwell, 51, of Lawrenceburg, was placed on three years probation for first-degree possession of a controlled substance. An 18-month prison sentence was suspended.

Robert Dewayne Price, 26, of Christiansburg, Va., was sentenced to four-and-one-half years in prison (with credit for time served) for

Plea

Tina Frederick, 57, of Lexington, pleaded guilty to first-degree conspiracy to trafficking in a controlled substance and theft by unlawful taking ($500 or more). The commonwealth recommended two years in prison.

Arraignments

Marvin Pablo Ahilon, 41, of Lawrenceburg, pleaded not guilty to operating a motor vehicle while under the influence (fourth offense or more) and no operators/moped license (misdemeanor).

Troy Wismer, 38, of Versailles, pleaded not guilty to first-degree robbery, first-degree burglary, first-degree strangulation, first-degree fleeing or evading police (motor vehicle), fourth-degree assault (domestic violence/misdemeanor), violation of a Kentucky EPO/DVO (misdemeanor), third-degree criminal mischief (misdemeanor) and theft by unlawful taking (misdemeanor).

Nov. 8, 10 a.m.

Kathryn “Katie” Gabhart, judge

Sentencing

Jordan Wilson, 32, of Lawrenceburg, was sentenced to 12 years in prison for two counts of second-degree assault.

Nov. 8, 1 p.m.

Kathryn “Katie” Gabhart, judge

Sentencing

Eula G. Campbell, 68, of Versailles, was placed on two years probation for first-degree possession of a controlled substance. An 18-month prison sentence was suspended.

Matthew Lee Gill Jr., 59, of Lawrenceburg, was placed on three years probation for first-degree possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor), tampering with physical evidence and first-degree promoting contraband. A three-year prison sentence was suspended.

David Hartley, 48, 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.

Michael F. Miller, 47, of Lexington, was placed on two years probation for first-degree possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor), failure to or improper signal (violation), failure to wear seatbelts (violation) and operating on a suspended/revoked operator’s license (misdemeanor). An 18-month prison sentence was suspended.

Billie Darlene Roberts, 54, of Corbin, was placed on two years probation for first-degree complicity to trafficking in a controlled substance, two counts of first-degree complicity to possession of a controlled substance, first-degree complicity to possession of a controlled substance and failure of owner to maintain required insurance (misdemeanor). An 18-month prison sentence was suspended.

Pleas

Matthew White, 21, of Versailles, pleaded guilty to three counts of first-degree trafficking in a controlled substance, trafficking in marijuana (less than 8 ounces/misdemeanor), third-degree trafficking in a controlled substance (misdemeanor), possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor) and possession of marijuana (misdemeanor). The commonwealth recommended six years and six months in prison. A violation of possession of an open alcoholic beverage container in a motor vehicle was dismissed under the plea agreement.

Alberto Zambrano, 26, of Georgetown, entered an Alford plea (acknowledging there is sufficient evidence to convict) to an amended charge of attempted strangulation (misdemeanor) and fourth-degree assault (misdemeanor). The commonwealth recommended 12 months in jail. A misdemeanor charge of second-degree false imprisonment was dismissed under the plea agreement.

Arraignment

Steven Smither, 39, of Versailles, pleaded not guilty to first-degree possession of a controlled substance, second-degree wanton endangerment (police officer/misdemeanor) and public intoxication controlled substance (excludes alcohol/misdemeanor).

Dismissed

The commonwealth dismissed with prejudice a felony charge of false statement/misrepresent to receive benefits over $1,000 against Mindy Miller, 43, of Versailles.

The commonwealth dismissed with prejudice a felony charge of theft by unlawful taking ($1,000 to less than $10,000) against Danielle Powers, 33, of Versailles.

Police Reports

Versailles Police responded to 12 non-injury accidents and made three arrests.

On Oct. 30, the theft of a custom metal trashcan valued at $2,000 was reported on McCracken Pike.

On Oct. 31, a burglary involving the theft of a 65’ Roku TV valued at $315 was reported on Arbor Place.

On Nov. 1, the theft of identity was reported on Main Street.

On Nov. 2, a burglary on Royal Ridge Road was reported.

On Nov. 3, vandalism causing $1,500 in damage to the old Kroger building on Marsailles Road was reported.

On Nov. 6, an arrest for domestic assault was made on Berry Avenue.

On Nov. 6, a domestic assault, criminal trespassing and criminal mischief involving a large hole in dry wall totaling $150 in damage was reported on Dan Drive.

On Nov. 7, an arrest for criminal trespassing was made on Gleneagles Way.

On Nov. 7, the theft of checks totaling $5,053.32 was reported on Fieldview Drive.

On Nov. 8, a leaving the scene of an accident and failure to stop and render aid was reported on Old Frankfort Pike.

On Nov. 8, the theft of $350 in cash was reported on Wil Rose Lane.

On Nov. 10, a domestic violence assault was reported on McDonald Drive.

On Nov. 11, an arrest for D.U.I. And operating on a suspended license was made on the Bluegrass Parkway on the US 33 ramp.

Fire Reports

City

The Versailles Fire Department firefighters and EMTs made 19 EMS calls from Nov. 7 through Nov. 13.

On Nov. 7, they removed a person from a stalled elevator on N. Main Street, responded to a smoke scare on Marsailles Road and a smoke scare on Green Street.

On Nov. 8, they responded to a hazardous condition on Church Street.

On Nov. 10, they removed a person from a stalled elevator on Amsden Avenue.

On Nov. 12, they responded to a vegetation fire on Macey Avenue and a good intent call on S. Main Street.

County

The Woodford County Fire Department firefighters and EMTs made 8 EMS calls from Nov. 7 through Nov. 13.

On Nov. 8, they responded to a false alarm on McCracken Pike, a controlled burn on Spring Station Road and a car fire on Lakeview Court.

On Nov.9, they responded to an injury car accident on Kidds Mill.

On Nov. 10, they assisted the Versailles Fire Department on Big Sink Road and responded to a smoke scare on I-64 west.

On Nov. 11, they responded to a car fire on the Bluegrass Parkway.

On Nov. 13, they responded to an illegal burn on Shoreacres Road.

Public Records

SUITS

Petitions to dissolve marriage: Amanda Lewis v. Geoffrey Lewis.

Commonwealth ex rel. Child Support Enforcement Office v. Thomas Doughty, action to support child decree.

Jair Bonillo-Bravo v. John Hall, action for personal injuries arising from motor vehicle accident.

Carrington Mortgage Services LLC v. Matthew & Mandolynn Winbun, foreclosure action for $144,473.52.

DEEDS

William C. Furlong and Margaret D. Furlong to Clear Creek Baptist Church, .334 acre land parcel on Troy Pike, $1.

DeArmond Construction & Remodeling, Inc. (Robert DeArmond, president) to Robert T. Spencer and Kelley S. Spencer, 626 Trinity Lane, $700,783.35.

Andrew William Emery and Catherine Nicole Emery to Daniel Lee Kemp and Gina Elizabeth Kemp, 6225 Delaney Ferry Road Extended, $599,900.

Christopher Swartz to Matthew T. Tachach, 149 Bell Avenue, $155,000.

Woodford Realty Ventures, LLC (Stephen A. Gray, member) to 109 Fieldview Drive, LLC (David Jordan Mefford, manager), 2.279 acres at 109 Fieldview Drive, $1,875,000.

Ken Edwin Dean and Cindy Meredith Dean to Justin West and Christina West, 11854 Troy Pike and 4.02 acres of adjacent residual farmland, $849,900.

Gunter Holdings, LLC (Crystal Michelle Gunter, member) to James R. Karnes and Jessica Storm, 176 Charmac Road, $245,000.

Anne Wallace Eades Stout and Robert Carlysle Stout to Robert Carlysle Stout, as trustee of the Robert Carlysle Stout and Anne Wallace Eades Stout Joint Revocable Trust, 110 and 116 Montgomery Avenue, $1.

Coyle Brothers, LLC (John Paul Coyle, member) to Jenna D. Cheek and Joseph Y. Cheek, 15 Lower Clifton Road, $215,000.

Srdan Milosevic and Michelle Harper to Lena Gail Moore, 134 Ravenwood Road, $389,000.

Kenneth B. Brown, Suzana Brown, Chad Brown, Lori Luckett, Kevin Luckett and Joni Bodt to Daisy Olivo, 4151 McCracken Pike, $165,000.

John Thomas Minogue Jr. and Hannah Minogue to Tamela Krider and William Krider, 1661 Oregon Road, $238,000.

Mark Moran and Maureen Moran to Bit O’Blarney Farm, LLC (Mark Moran, member), 4650 Troy Pike, other consideration.

Thomas H. Patterson and Carolyn F. Patterson to Jodi Reeves and David Day, 6023 Secretariat Circle, $455,750.

Erin M. Bowen to Erin M. Bowen and James K. Bowen, 343 Chestnut Lane, other consideration.

Martin V. Honaker and Kathleen J. Honaker to Martin V. Honaker, as trustee of the Martin V. Honaker Revocable Trust, 163 Sugartree Lane, $1, quitclaim deed.

Eric Steinman and Dolores Franco to Jamie Lenore and Comerica Bank & Trust, as co-trustees of the Lenore Family Trust, a land parcel on Huntertown Road, $8,6000.

Jamie Lenore and Comerica Bank & Trust, as co-trustees of the Lenore Family Trust, to The WBKE, LLC (Kevin Eagen, member), 4901 Lupreese Lane, $750,000.

The WBKE, LLC to Generations Farm, LLC (Carter John Pinske, member), 4901 Lupreese Lane, $750,000.

The WBKE, LLC to Carter John Pinske and McKenna Pinske, 3190 Huntertown Road, $2,050,000.

Lisa Kimberly Gray to Lisa Kimberly Gray, as trustee of the Lisa Kimberly Gray Revocable Living Trust, 482 Mission Drive, other consideration.

Charles S. Wallin and Theresa G. Wallin to Versailles Printing, LLC (Christopher Portwood, member), 420 Lexington Road, $226,000.

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Leticia Esperanza Ortiz Tobar and Williams Baldemar Arana; Casey Ann Cochran and Thomas Andrew Hinz; Sydney Jean Wade and Cory Michael Painter; Haley Nichole Pierson and Samuel Michael White; Rosa Garcia and Brian Keith Brown; Maria Kay Kinney and Jesse Lee Brown; Jordan Blaine Powell and Kyle Wayne Porter Snapp; Brittany Dawn Wilson and Tabitha Kay Hutchinson.