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May 29, Jail Docket and June 3, 2024, Regular Dockets, Sarah Hays Spedding, district judge
Unauthorized parking in a handicap zone – Michael Slanger, $25.
Speeding – Veda Erwin, state traffic school; Josie Walls, Alive at 25; Jordan Axsom, Alive at 25; Taylor Barron, $30; Brayden Burchfield, $55; Cortney Hooper, $20; Niya Johnson, $55; Aysar Khatib, state traffic school; Katie Martinez, combined with no license, $130; William Morales, combined with no license, $132; Shante Sanders, state traffic school; Tsegay Tewalde, combined with no license in possession, $150; Tervionta Waddell, combined with no seat belt, no license in possession, no insurance, $655; Unique Westerfield, combined with no license in possession, $80.
D.U.I. – Mary Elmore, third offense D.U.I., combined with careless driving and no seat belt, $525, 18-36 months license suspension, alcohol education, 30 days; Grace Alpiger, combined with failure to file accident report, $200, four to six months license suspension, alcohol education, four days; Linda Mueller, $200, four to six months license suspension, alcohol education, four days; John Platt, $200, four to six months license suspension, alcohol education.
No license – Enrique Gerardo, $100; Noel Mendoza-Torres, $100.
No license in possession – Gary Holman, $100; Justin Warren, $200.
No insurance – Tiffany Meade, combined with no seat belt, no booster seat, $560; Sarah Townshend, combined with no license in possession, $150.
Misdemeanors
Austin Kennedy – violation of Domestic Violence Order, 90 days, serve eight, probate balance 2 years, no contact with address on Gleneagles Road.
Mickey Meade – assault, dating violence. Victim requested dismissal. Defendant Meade stipulated to probable cause for his arrest. Court on recommendation of County Attorney George continued the case for dismissal until December 2, 2024.
Marvin Domonguez – D.U.I., combined with no license and fugitive warrant, $200, four to six months license suspension, alcohol education, extradition to requesting jurisdiction.
James Gruenke – shoplifting. 90 days, serve eight, probate balance two years and no contact with Dollar General.
Miles Brandenburg – .D.U.I. of a controlled substance, failure to file accident report, wanton endangerment, no license in possession, $350, 18-36 months license suspension, alcohol education seven days.
Kaiden Harley – trafficking marijuana less than eight ounces, 2 years probation.
Susan Schlykov – alcohol intoxication, $25.
Police Reports
Versailles police responded to 20 non-injury accidents, five injury accidents, one fatal accident and made one arrest.
On May 21, Brenda Tracy was riding her bicycle eastbound on Green Street when she was sideswiped by a red car who then fled the scene. Tracy was taken to Bluegrass Community Hospital.
On May 24, Kristie McCoy was turning left on a green from Crossfield Drive onto eastbound U.S. 60 Bypass in a Cadillac SUV when Donald Williams driving a Nissan automobile westward on the Bypass ran the red light colliding into the McCoy SUV. Williams was taken to Bluegrass Community Hospital.
On May 24, Colby Warren was driving a Chevrolet Silverado truck east on Pinckard Pike when he ran off the road hitting a stone wall, then a tree and then the vehicle rolled onto its side. He was transported to UK Medical Center.
On May 26, during a heavy rainstorm, Amanda Bloomer was stopped traveling westward on the U.S. 60 Bypass at the intersection with Big Sink Road when she was struck in the rear by a Nissan Altima being driven by Patricia Atwood. Bloomer was transported to Frankfort Regional Care Center.
On May 28, a fatal accident occurred on eastbound I-64 which is detailed in a separate story in this week’s paper.
On May 31, Brandon Coffey was traveling on Clifton Road on a Honda Z125 motorcycle when he lost control of the motorcycle in a curve. He was transported to UK Medical Center.
On May 4, police responded to a report of sodomy on Cummings Ferry Road.
On May 23, they responded to a report of criminal mischief in a rental property on Winter Street in Midway involving a broken window valued at $150..
On May 26, they responded to a report of a violation of a Domestic Violence Order, criminal mischief involving breaking a $100 curling iron and criminal trespassing on Clifton Road.
On May 30, they made an arrest for driving under the influence of a controlled substance, reckless driving and possession of a controlled substance on Lexington Road.
On May 31, they responded to a report of shoplifting involving a $34 bottle of Woodford Reserve on Lexington Street and a leaving the scene of an accident on Wilson Road.
Fire Reports
City
The Versailles Fire Department firefighters and EMTs made 17 EMS calls, completed four fire inspections and performed two car seat installations from May 28 to June 3.
On May 28, they were dispatched and canceled in route to Fleet Ridge and they provided support to EMS on Douglas Avenue, Marcella Road and Crabapple Road.
On May 29, they provided assistance to EMS on Wilson Avenue, Bell Avenue and High Street and gave public service assistance on High Street.
On May 30, they provided assistance to EMS on Schoolhouse Road, Princess Circle and Mildred Street.
On May 31, they provided assistance to EMS on Main Street and Ryne Court.
On June 2, they responded to a carbon monoxide incident on Linden Circle and provided assistance to EMS on Dan Drive, Abbey Road, Wilson Avenue and Crossfield Drive and performed general cleanup following accidents on Crossfield Court and Mack Street.
On June 3, they provided assistance to EMS on Mack Street, North Street and Crossfield Drive.
County
The Woodford County Fire Department firefighters and EMTs made 4 EMS calls from May 28 to June 3.
On May 28, they responded to a vehicle accident involving a fatality on I-64 eastbound.
On May 29, they performed smoke investigations on Midway Road and Shoreacres Road and a vehicle accident with a tree on a car on Georgetown Road.
On May 30, they responded to a vehicle accident on US ^0 and Shannon Run Road.
On May 31, they responded to a grass fire on Tyrone Pike and a motorcycle wreck on Clifton Road.
On June 1, they responded to a controlled burn on Troy Pike and a vehicle accident on Midway Road.
On June 2, they responded to a vehicle accident on I-64, a lock out on Marsailles Road and a false alarm from a dirty detector on Tyrone Pike.
On June 3, they responded to false alarms, both involving dirty detectors, on Berry Avenue twice, an injury accident on I-64 and another injury accident on Tyrone Pike.
Public Records
SUITS
Versailles Farm, Home and Garden v. Matthew Popp – action on unpaid invoices for $9,699.34.
Discover Bank v. Richard Lacefield – action on account for $16,369.82.
US Bank, NA v. Anita and Frankie Robinson – foreclosure for $84,360.97.
DEEDS
William A. Dake and Laura S. Dake to William A. Dake and Laura S. Dake, as co-trustees of the Dake Family Living Trust, 315 South Main Street, other consideration.
John Bryan Dell to Anna McCauley, 10746 Troy Pike, nominal consideration.
23 Wheeler Avenue, Winchester, KY 40391, LLC (Kevin Barry and Samantha Barry, members) to Curry Court, LLC (Brendon Southworth, member), 206 Curry Court, $710,000.
Construcat Homes, LLC (Edgar Saborit, member) to Nikita Chumbley and Peyton Hickman, 124 Ashmore Street, $166,900.
Doris G. Rogers to Elizabeth Winfrey, 521 Nottingham Drive, $320,000.
Margaret T. Jones to Jack Wallace Jones Sr. 51.928 acres on Delaney Ferry Road, other consideration.
John Rockne Richardson to Savannah Lee Hall and Blake Morton Hall, 1801 Steele Road, other consideration.
Lawrence Mitchell Ciszewski to Claire Hughes, 215 Old Clifton Road, $100,000.
Amanda Culver and Chris Culver to Christian Conyers and Elizabeth G. Barnard, 204 Culpepper Court, $349,000.
Elizabeth Anne Columbia to Kayla Michelle Kennedy, 626 Turret Drive, other consideration.
Elizabeth Anne Columbia to Megan Suzanne Kennedy, 300 Tincher Drive, other consideration.
Dale Berger, Ann Berger, Shelby Dean Berger, Mary Berger, Genevea Thomas and Lawrence Thomas to Reel Speedy, LLC (Steve Glynn, acquisition manager), 2180 Scotts Ferry Road, $47,025.
Ball Homes, LLC to Willard J. Weaver and Darcey Combs Weaver, 225 Granger Lane, $377,227.
Wilmington Savings Fund Society, as trustee, to Blue Door Homes Co. (David Montgomery, president), 407 Newton Street, Midway, $105,000.
Ball Homes, LLC to Lindsey Rice and Joseph Butts, 217 Granger Lane, $350,735.
Jeffrey D. Evans and Julie L. Evans to Valeria A. Reu and George A. Reu, as trustees of the Reu Family Living Trust, 253 Brunswick Circle, $420,000.
Bonnie K. Deschner, as trustee of the Deschner Living Trust, to William Sawyer and Barbara Sawyer, 141 Sugartree Lane, $412,000.
Carol Whipple to Luke Schafer and Amy Schafer, 232 Boston Drive, $206,000.
Reese Manley to Judy Horn, 276 Douglas Avenue, $66,000.
Elizabeth Columbia to Michael Kennedy, 108 West Main Street, Midway, other consideration.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Paige Krista Linn and Matthew Philip Sims; Ravy Voeurn and Rathna Leng; Gabrielle Hunter Plata-Madrid and Johann Carvajal Cortez; Melinda Moore and Jason Caperton Jones; Susan Pauline Daugherty and Scott Michael Morris; Robin Michelle Hall and Brent Thomas Neal; Lensey Rachel Faust and Zachary Ray Hacker; Samantha Jo Bracco and Matthew Turner Wiley; Sylvie Louise Turk Bruner and John Phillip Storm II; Rosio Stephany Rocha Ramirez and Randy Alexis Osornio Rojas; Sydney Joye Breanna Ott and Jason Lee Hayes.