District Court
May 6, 2024,
Sarah Hays Spedding, district judge
Speeding – Samuel Baker, $55; Dakota Bowen, $30; Damonique Brown,
combined with no insurance, $285; Courtney Hooper, state traffic school;
Connor Dias, Alive at 25; Jonathan Jackson, $55; Joshua Barker, $30;
Taurus Mayhorn, combined with no seatbelt and operating on suspended
license, $245.
Expired registration plate – Krista Morton, $20; Diana Robles, combined
with no license, $125.
No Seatbelt – Cheikh Fall, $25.
Booster seat violation – Amber Wilson, combined with no seatbelt, use of
phone violation and no license in possession, $135.
Driving on suspended license – Robert Coleman, $200.
Fail to yield right-of-way to emergency vehicle – Yosbonys Nunez, $60.
Misdemeanors
Larry Penwell – unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, one day.
Victoria Holder – possession of marijuana, $100.
William Ramirez – possession of marijuana, seven days.
Circut Court
May 8, 1 p.m.
Kathryn Gabhart, judge
Sentencing
Roger Brady, 37, of Versailles, was sentenced to two years and one day
in prison for procure or promote use of minor by electronic means.
David Evans, 44, of Versailles, was placed on two years probation for
first-degree possession of a controlled substance and second-degree
possession of a controlled substance (misdemeanor). A one-year prison
sentence was suspended.
Michael Luker, 46, of Louisville, was placed on three years probation
for first-degree possession of a controlled substance, possession of
drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor) and possession of marijuana
(misdemeanor). A two-year, one-day prison sentence was suspended.
Delfon Lamont Porter, 45, of Louisville, was sentenced to six years in
prison for 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).
Pleas
Joseph Greenlee, 55, of Paris, pleaded guilty to first-degree wanton
endangerment, first-degree fleeing or evading police (motor vehicle),
operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol
(misdemeanor/aggravating circumstances), operating a motor vehicle
without ignition interlock device (misdemeanor), an amended charge of
driving on a DUI suspended license (misdemeanor), failure of non-owner
operator to maintain required insurance (violation) and possession of an
open alcohol beverage container in a motor vehicle (violation). The
commonwealth recommended a $1,125 fine and five years in prison.
Jackie Miles, 73, of Versailles, pleaded guilty to first-degree sodomy
(victim under 12 years of age), second-degree rape, second-degree sodomy
and first-degree sexual abuse. The commonwealth recommended 25 years in
prison.
Arraignments
Johnny D. Farler, 48, of Midway, pleaded not guilty to failure to comply
with sex offender registration.
Mustafa Mohammad, 38, of Lexington, pleaded not guilty to first-degree
possession of a controlled substance (enhancement), possession of drug
paraphernalia (misdemeanor), operating a motor vehicle while under the
influence of substance (misdemeanor), speeding (25 mph over/violation),
reckless driving (violation), no tail lamps (violation) and insufficient
head lamps (violation).
Shelby Waford, 39, of Lawrenceburg, pleaded not guilty to two counts of
first-degree trafficking in a controlled substance, first-degree
promoting contraband, first-degree possession of a controlled substance,
possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor) and failure of non-owner
operator to maintain required insurance (misdemeanor).
Probation
Thomas Finnell, 33, of Lexington, was ordered to serve 30 days in jail
for violating terms of his probation for receiving stolen property
($1,000 to less than $10,000), first-degree possession of a controlled
substance, possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor) and possession
of marijuana (misdemeanor).
Justin C. Hagar, 34, of Frankfort, was ordered to serve out a sentence
for violating terms of his probation for receiving stolen property
($1,000 to less than $10,000).
Police Reports
Versailles police responded to 14 non-injury accidents, two injury
accidents, and issued one summons.
On May 10, Tanina Wallace was driving a Dodge Journey west on Clifton
Road approaching Jackson Street when a seven-year-old boy darted into
the street. Wallace did not have time to swerve or come to a complete
stop and the boy was struck by her car. The boy was taken to UK Medical
Center.
On May 10, Noel White while driving a Toyota Sienna attempted to turn
left onto an entry ramp of the Bluegrass Parkway from northbound Troy
Pike and turned into the path of and hit nearly head-on a Suzuki XL7
Grand Vitoria being driven Hunter Miranda. There were two passengers in
the White vehicle: Betty White and Barbara Brewer. All three persons in
the White vehicle and Miranda were transported to UKK Medical Center.
On April 27, police responded to a violation of a Kentucky Domestic
Violence Order on Nancy Street.
On May 1, they responded to a report of wanton endangerment on Kroger Way.
On May 4, they responded to a theft of $710 in cash on Douglass Avenue
and a theft of a Huffy girls bike valued at $98 on Paddock Drive.
On May 7, they issued a summons for possession of marijuana and drug
paraphrenalia on Lexington Road.
On May 10, they responded to a leaving the scene of an accident on Old
Frankfort Pike, a criminal mischief involving $500 in damage to an Audi
A4 on Delaneys Ferry Road and a criminal mischief involving $500 in
damage to two air conditioners on Beasley Road.
On May 11, they responded to a theft of cash from a pants pocket on Elm
Street.
Fire Reports
City
The Versailles Fire Department firefighters and EMTs made 16 EMS calls,
completed seven three inspections and performed one child car seat
installations, and performed one fire inspection from May 7 to May 13.
On May 7, they assisted EMS crews on Macey Avenue, Arbor Place and S.
Main Street, responded to a non-injury vehicle accident on Falling
Springs, a stove fire on Ridge Road and a fire alarm on U.S. 60.
On May 8, they assisted an EMS crew at Arbor Place.
On May 9, they assisted an EMS crew on Douglas Avenue.
On May 10, they responded to injury vehicle accidents on Troy Pike and
Jackson Street.
On May 11, they assisted an EMS crew at Woodford Village.
On May 12, they assisted EMS crews on Duell Drive, Elm Street, Parkview
Place and Sugartree Lane, and were dispatched and canceled in route to
Macey Avenue.
On May 13, they assisted EMS crews on Beasley Road, Big Sink Road,
Marsailles Road, Russell Avenue and Cedar Ridge Road.
County
The Woodford County Fire Department firefighters and EMTs made four EMS
runs from May 8 to May 13.
On May 9, they responded to a false alarm on McCracken Pike.
On May 10, they responded to vehicle accidents on Paynes Mill Road, Old
Frankfort Pike, and US 33, a smoke detector investigation on Eagle Creek
Drive, a dryer vent investigation on Shore Acres Road, and a grass fire
on the Bluegrass Parkway.
On May 11, they responded to a false alarm from an overheated truck on
Troy Pike, a stove fire on Chestnut Lane and a motor vehicle accident
with injuries on I-64.
On May 12, they responded to a false alarm from system trouble on Big
Sink Road.
On May 13, they responded to vehicle accidents both on I-64.
Public Records
DEEDS
OTR Properties, LLC (Dean L. Gosser, president, and Rebecca G. Myers,
vice president) to Courtney L. Roberts and Meghan F. Roberts, 435-437
Lexington Road (laundry and retail building), $337,001.
Donald Ray Ogburn to Donald Ray Ogburn, as trustee of the Donald Ray
Ogburn Revocable Trust, 414 Paddock Drive, other consideration.
Robert C. Stilz Jr., as master commissioner of the Woodford Circuit
Court, to IMJ Properties, LLC, 114 McCowans Ferry Alley, $227,000.
Haley Wyatt and Nathaniel Wyatt to John Jordan Jennings and Kristin
Michelle Jennings, 104 Cottage Grove, Midway, $360,000.
Nathan Dean Barry to Clinton M. Askins, 104 Laurel Way, $350,000.
Destiny Williams and Madison Williams to Kayla Laine Carroway, 768 Janet
Street, $230,000.
Gregory M. Lenz, as trustee of the Gregory M. Lenz Revocable Living
Trust, and Susan J. Anderson-Lenz, as trustee of the Susan J.
Anderson-Lenz Revocable Living Trust, to Danny L. Howard, as trustee of
the Danny L. Howard Revocable Trust, 16.38 acres at 827 Gastineau Lane,
$675,000.
Michael Sorrell to Gregory Garner and Sherry Garner, 574 Bowman Road,
$660,000.
Melissa Higdon to Aaron Peterson, 181 Gleneagles Way, other
consideration, quitclaim deed.
JMI Farms, LLC (Bryant W. Burke, vice president) to Astro Racing, LLC
(Stephen L. Robbins, manager), 112.781 acres at 900 Aiken Road, $3,500,000.
E.C. Kelsey Land & Cattle Co., LLC (Edward C. Kelsey, member) to
Resolute Farm, LLC (John Maze Stewart, sole owner), 80 acres at 2845
West Leestown Road and 69.08 acres at 3137 West Leestown Road, Midway,
$3,000,000.
Brian T. Murrell to Conner Branham and Elizabeth Nicole Branham, 210
Doncaster Road, $345,000.
Legends Development, LLC (Robert DeArmond, member) to GSL Construction,
LLC (Ramon Slobodzian, member), 822 Edmonds Crossing, $90,000.
GSL Construction, LLC (Roman Slobodzian) to Charles Bradley West and
Summer Leigh Burke, 852 Edmonds Crossing, $665,000.
Robin Stepp and Mark Stepp to Shelby Archer and Joel Archer, 619 Regent
Road, $425,000.
Robert C. Stilz Jr., as master commissioner of the Woodford Circuit
Court, to Wilmington Savings Fund Society, as trustee, 30 acres at 910
Aiken Road, $3,040,782.98.
Tederick D. Honacker to Carlos Escobar Heltson and Hayley L. Escobar,
167 Charmac Road, $245,000.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Teonia Jahair Ridgeway and Eric Trenon Radford III; Yensy Lorenza Juarez
and Denis Onan Galvez.