District Court
May 20, 2024, Sarah Hays Spedding, district judge
Speeding – Michael Raglin, state traffic school; Jaren Brown, $20; Brent Courtad, Alive at 25; Wilson Vasquez, combined with no insurance, no license and no registration receipt, $665; Omar Gomez, combined with no license, $146; Ava Hedden, Alive at 25; Autumn Johnson, $55; Jose Martinez, combined with no insurance and no license, $634; Rodger Redondo, combined with no license, $140; Margaret Weaver, $55; Devin Rose, combined with reckless driving, operating on a suspended license, expired registration and no insurance, $1,425.
Disregard traffic control device – Shahill Patel, state traffic school; Blair Marthens, combined with no license in possession, $75; Alexis Zavala, combined with no license, $125.
Operating on suspended license – Rashawn Vinegar, 10 days; Eria Ward, combined with no insurance, $700; Romeo Alfonso, $200.
No license – Herman Santizo, $100; Gabriel Carrillo, $100.
No insurance – Ashley Berryman, $500.
Fail to yield right-of-way to emergency vehicle – Albert Chenault, state traffic school.
No seatbelt – Amanda Dushane, $25.
D.U.I. – Derek Loman, $200, four to six months license suspension, alcohol education and four days.
Misdemeanors
Bradley Kimberl – D.U.I. Of a controlled substance, two counts of possession of a controlled substance (methamphetamine), possession of marijuana and driving too slow for traffic, $200 four to six months license suspension, alcohol education, seven days.
Juan Padilla – contempt of court, six days.
Deznic Allen – possession of a controlled substance (methamphetamine) and possession of drug paraphrenalia, five days.
Juan Lopez – alcohol intoxication, two days.
Police Reports
Versailles police responded to 20 non-injury accidents and made four arrests.
On May 12, they made an arrest on Beasley Road for criminal trespassing and made an arrest on Woodson Drive for criminal trespassing and disorderly conduct.
On May 13, they made an arrest on Huntertown Road on a fugitive warrant, possession of drug paraphrenalia, giving a false I.D. to a police officer and D.U.I. on suspended license, responded to a shoplifting of four cans of 4 Locko valued at $12 at Circle K on S. Main Street and responded to a theft from a vehicle of a $900 MacBook Air on Shaw Avenue.
On May 14, they responded to a criminal mischief on Harkness Way where $2,500 in damage was done to a Caterpillar Excavator.
On May 15, they responded to a leaving the scene of an accident on McCowan’s Ferry Road.
On May 16, they made an arrest on McCowan’s Ferry Road for driving on a suspended license, receiving stolen property involving a Nissan Titan worth $6,500.
On May 17, they responded to a leaving the scene of an accident on Troy Pike.
On May 19, they responded to the theft of a 9mm Smith & Wesson handgun on Kingsway Drive, the theft of a Harmony audio package from a vehicle on Princess Circle, a burglary on Shetland Lane, the theft of a Toyota Camry valued at $18,000 on Princess Circle and the the theft of a Ford Expedition valued at $19,000 on Pinto Street.
Fire Reports
City
The Versailles Fire Department firefighters and EMTs made 19 EMS calls, completed one fire inspections from May 14 to May 20.
On May 15, they responded to an electrical wiring issue on Gormley Drive, did general clean-up at a vehicle accident on Lexington Road and a false alarm on Morgan Street.
On May 17, they responded to a smoke scare o Crossfield Drive and an unauthorized burning on Preston Court.
On May 20, they performed an animal rescue on Virginia Avenue, responded to an injury vehicle accident on the U.S. 60 Bypass and a smoke detector activation on Huntertown Road.
Public Records
SUITS
Zachary Sparks v. Jillian Carney – petition for child custody.
Citibank, NA v. Omer McCall – action on credit card for $9,854.60.
Community National Bank of West Virginia v. Fort Christopher’s Kentucky, LLC and Christopher Shelli – action on note for $1,185,384.38.
Members First Credit Union v. Marla Horn – action on account for $37,610.16.
Joshua Burns v. Bailey Armour – petition for divorce.
Carol Nelson v. Destiny Barbour and Gerardo Andrade – petition for child custody.
Midland Credit Management Inc. v. Ian Horn – action on account for $30,317.09.
In re June Barbour – petition for change to birth certificate.
Brenna Dotson v. Luan Marx – petition for divorce.
Versailles Farm, House & Garden, LLC v. Mike Richardson – action on store account for $7,151,90.