District Court
Oct. 28, 2024
Bolton Bevins II, judge
Traffic
Speeding – Anjelikav Bacharova, state traffic school; David Johnson, state traffic school; Brandon Lowery, Alive at 25; Pascal Ngungutse, combined with no seat belt, state traffic school and $25; Michael Hagans, combined with no insurance, $530; Daniel Hathorn, combined with careless driving, $105; Mia Montgomery, Alive at 24; Jacob Pruett, combined with careless driving, $200.
D.U.I. – Mario Hernandez, third offense D.U.I., 30 days with work release, 24-36 months license suspension, attend AA three times a week, alcohol education.
Disregard stop sign – Regan Dudley, $20; Jared White, state traffic school.
Disregard stop light – Ivan Hernandez, combined with no license, $125.
Fail to yield right of way to emergency vehicle – Brenda Gardiner, $60.
Careless driving – Jake Eaves, state traffic school.
No insurance – Salbador Ceballos, $100; Joseph Hall, $500; Leslie Ledezma, combined with no license and no registration, $636; Richard Robertson, $500; Amanda Rose, $100.
No license – Banco Hernandez, combined with booster seat violation, $135; Brandon Gonzales, $100.
Misdemeanors
Kevin McDonald – indecent exposure, 30 days, probate two years.
Joshua Rector – theft under $1,000, 360 days, probate two years, pay restitution of $1,520 and complete treatment.
Matthew Stevens – theft, 30 days, probate two years, no contact with Kroger.
Monte Berry – theft under $500, 90 days, serve 11, probate balance two years, no contact with either Circle K stores.
Ashleigh Riley – possession of marijuana, $150.
Police Reports
Versailles police issued three summons.
On July 29, they responded to a theft of $6,758.76 on Clifton Road where the contractor was paid for a new roof and has not been seen since and has done no work.
On Aug. 11, they responded to the theft of a car hauler worth $3,500 on Marsailles Road.
On Oct. 11, they responded to the robbery of an iPhone valued at $1,000 on Craigs Creek Road.
On Oct. 16, they responded to the theft by cold check of $4,955.27 on Carriage Lane.
On Oct. 17, they responded to a terroristic threatening on Court Street in Midway.
On Oct.21, they responded to the shoplifting of $12.46 in groceries on Lexington Road and issued a summons for possession of marijuana on Gratz Street in Midway.
On Oct. 23, they responded to a domestic assault with injury on Gleneagles Way, a violation of a Domestic Violence Order on Virginia Avenue and to a burglary on Curry Court involving the theft of $3,000 in cash.
On Oct. 24, they responded to a leaving the scene of an accident on Troy Pike.
On Oct. 25, they issued a summons for driving on a suspended license, possession of drug paraphrenalia and possession of marijuana on Frankfort Street.
On Oct. 26, they issued a summons for driving on a suspended license and possession of marijuana on Lexington Street.
Fire Reports
City
The Versailles Fire Department EMTs made 20 EMS calls and taught three Fire Prevention classes to 582 total students from Oct. 22 through Oct. 30.
On Oct. 23, firefighters responded to an injury accident on Beasley Road.
On Oct. 24, firefighters responded to an injury accident on U.S. 60.
On Oct. 25, they responded to a welfare check on Janet Street.
On Oct. 26, they responded to a smoke scare on Will Parkway and an unintentional alarm on Highview Drive.
On Oct. 27, they responded to an injury vehicle accident on U.S. 60, a carbon monoxide alarm activation on Ridgewood Drive and a chemical hazard on Industry Drive.
County
The Woodford County Fire Department made four EMS calls, including one drug overdose, the week of Oct. 22 through Oct. 30.
On Oct. 24, they responded to a smoke scare on Chestnut Lane.
On Oct. 25, they responded to an injury vehicle accident on Woodlake Road and US 421 and a vehicle accident on the Bluegrass Parkway.
On Oct. 26, they responded to a controlled burn on Bayberry Road and a false alarm on Lexington Road.
On Oct. 28, they responded to an injury vehicle accident on the Bluegrass Parkway.
