District Court

Feb. 19, 2024

Sarah Hays Spedding, judge

Speeding – Zara Adil, $100; Jeremy Duvee, combined with careless

driving, $55 and state traffic school; Kaitlyn Hockensmith, combined

with expired registration and no license in possession, $105; Moses

Iragula, Alive at 25; Bryan Rodriguez, Alive t 25; Lamarques Summerour,

combined with no seatbelt and driving on a suspended license, $264.

D.U.I. – Andrew Stanley (D.U.I. 3rd), $500, 18-36 months license

suspension, 26 days home incarceration with work release permitted,

alcohol education; Bruno Mata, D.U.I. Drugs), no license, no insurance

and failure to wear seatbelt, $225, eight days.

No insurance – Joseph Skeans, $100; Tiffany Sutton, $100.

No license in possession – Kenneth Allen, $50.

Noise nuisance from vehicle – Christian Brock, $25.

Misdemeanors

Charles Jones – violation of domestic violence order, 99 days, serve 9

with balance probated for 2 years with continued no contact with Kendra

Jones following expiration of domestic violence order.

Cody Kidd – public intoxication, $200.50.

Jose Quinteros – fleeing and evading police, failure to give right of

way to emergency vehicle, no license, $100 and two days.

Charles Hansel – possession of controlled substance (methamphetamine),

possession of drug paraphernalia, 12 months and complete drug court.

Circuit Court

Feb. 14, 1 p.m.

Kathryn Gabhart, judge

Sentencing

Dewayne Carr, 48, of Frankfort, was ordered to serve 30 days in jail for

first-degree possession of a controlled substance, two counts of

first-degree wanton endangerment and operating a motor vehicle while

under the influence (misdemeanor). The remainder of a three-year prison

was probated for three years.

Pleas

Tanner Carlson, 23, of Lexington, pleaded guilty to trafficking in

marijuana (less than 8 ounces) and possession of drug paraphernalia

(misdemeanor). The commonwealth recommended three years in prison (to

serve 90 days).

Daniel Hickey, 23, of Nicholasville, pleaded guilty to first-degree

promoting contraband, first-degree possession of a controlled substance,

possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor) and possession of

marijuana (misdemeanor). The commonwealth recommended 18 months in prison.

Christopher Mitchell, 42, of Frankfort, pleaded guilty to first-degree

criminal mischief and violation of a Kentucky EPO/DVO (misdemeanor). The

commonwealth recommended 18 months in prison.

Mark Neal, 54, of Versailles, pleaded guilty to theft by unlawful taking

(auto $1,000 to under $10,000). The commonwealth recommended two years

in prison and $1,500 restitution.

Jesse D. Pulliam, 21, of Lexington, pleaded guilty to first-degree

possession of a controlled substance and operating a motor vehicle on a

suspended/revoked operator’s license (misdemeanor). A violation of no

tail lamps was merged (dismissed).

Ricky Risner, 59, of Versailles, pleaded guilty to three counts of

first-degree trafficking in a controlled substance, first-degree

possession of a controlled substance, resisting arrest (misdemeanor),

controlled substance not in original container (misdemeanor), possession

of marijuana (misdemeanor) and operating a motor vehicle under the

influence of a controlled substance (misdemeanor). The commonwealth

recommended eight years in prison (to serve 30 days in jail), a $500

fine and operator’s license suspended for six months.

Christina Sanford, 30, of Winchester, pleaded guilty to first-degree

possession of a controlled substance. The commonwealth recommended two

years in prison.

Steven Speed, 30, of Louisville, was placed on five years probation and

ordered to pay a $25 fine for failure to comply with sexual offender

registration, menacing (misdemeanor), registered sexual offender

resident restrictions (misdemeanor), third-degree criminal mischief

(misdemeanor), second-degree disorderly conduct (misdemeanor) and

third-degree criminal trespass (misdemeanor). An 18-month prison

sentence was suspended.

Arraignments

Delfon Lamont Porter, 45, of Louisville, pleaded not guilty to convicted

felon in possession of a handgun, first-degree trafficking in a

controlled substance, resisting arrest (misdemeanor), operating on a

suspended/revoked operator’s license (misdemeanor) and possession of

marijuana (misdemeanor).

Joshua Waller, 34, of Lexington, pleaded not guilty to trafficking in

marijuana (8 ounces to less than 5 pounds).

Trial date

Robert Tennill, 55, of Versailles, was scheduled to return for an Oct.

28-30 jury trial date to face charges of first-degree assault, two

counts of first-degree wanton endangerment and third-degree terroristic

threatening (misdemeanor).

Probation

Regina A. Vega, 46, of Lexington, was ordered to serve 60 days in jail

and complete drug treatment for violating terms of her probation for two

counts of first-degree possession of a controlled substance, possession

of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor) and possession of marijuana

(misdemeanor).

Public Records

SUITS

CCU, Inc. v. Nicholas Vanderpool, action on account for $24,470.71.

Angel O’Neal on behalf of minor v. Bluegrass Community Hospital, Kevin

Smith, D.O., Matthew Corvey, R.N. And Melissa Williams, R.N., action for

inuries resulting from hospital negligence and medical malpractice.

Discover Bank v. Tomas Ramirez, action on credit card for $9,642.82.

JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. v. Dale Evans, action on account for $10,839.63.

American Express National Bank v. Jess Young, action on credit card for

$26,161.71.

Jesse Bustamante v. Raymond Liebke, action for injuries in car accident.

Bankers Healthcare Group v. Robyn Wilcher, action on loan for $104,732.58.

Rosa Larios v. Maria Sandoval and Carlos Perez, action for child custody

and support.

Kirstie Brumley v. Danny Brumley, action for dissolution of marriage.

Smokin C, LLC v. Geoffrey Nixon, Carl McEntee, Tolo Thoroughbreds, Inc.,

Ballysax Bloodstock, LLC and Grantley Acres, LLC, action for breach of

agreements and for audit related to participation in partnership for

horse breeding and sales.

Fifth Third Bank, N.A. v. Leetha Lewis, action on note for $119,529.40.

Onemain Financial Group, LLC v. Mark Bowman, action on note for $5,675.87.

Onemain Financial Group, LLC v. Jerry Hoskins, action on note for $7,762.46.

DEEDS

Gurjinderpal Singh and Sandeep Kaur to Carlos Bertrand and Brenda

Escajeda, 920 Delaney Ferry Road, $55,500.

Robert Byrge to Bleed Blue Properties, LLC (Ronny Barnes, member), 141

Cleveland Avenue, $105,000.

Maxfield Perkes and Ashlee Perkes to CHB, LLC (Joseph C. Davenport,

member), 1010 Oak Hill Circle and adjoining residual farmland parcel, $1

and other consideration.

Jason Heichelbech and Rebecca W. Heichelbech to Kendell Realty, LLC

(Aaron Kendell, member) and BHREALTY, LLC (Blake Hendricks, member), 312

Ashby Court, $245,000.

Hershel Wiley Jr. to Robert R. Richardson, 305 West Higgins Street,

Midway, $8,500.

Hershel Wiley Jr. to Lawrence P. Doyle, 390 West Higgins Street, Midway,

$8,500.

Jerome Mueller, as administrator of the Sheryl A. Bowen estate, to

Gurjinderpal Singh, 199 Redbud Court, $200,000.

Daniel D. Primm Jr. and Joa Michelle Primm to Joa Michelle Primm, 100

acres on Troy Pike, nominal consideration.

Jared Lee Clark and Alyssa Ashley Clark to Tom Riddle and Margaret

Riddle, 417 Winterberry Court, $277,500.

Michael Foley and Eric Foley, as co-administrators of the Frances Foley

estate, to K & N Rental Properties, LLC (Nolan F. Luckett, member), 445

Duell Drive, $165,000.

Jeffrey Lane Pumphrey and Allison Dement Pumphrey to Henry Nothhaft and

Randie Lynne Nothhaft, 914 Hedden Road, $2,146,000.

Michael P. Wood and Nancy E. Wood to Zachery Baer and Mandrell Baer, 109

Adena Court, $532,000.

Jeffrey Lane Pumphrey and Allsion Dement Pumphrey to Henry Nothhaft and

Randie Lynne Nothhaft, 1080 Hedden Road, $954,000.

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Nadxiiexieli Noel Ramirez and Bryan Euceda; Rosemary Jean Tillett and

Jerry Ray Holtsclaw; Amelia Ezpejo Bernabe and Jaime Ventura Vela.