District Court
June 23
Bolton Bevins II, judge
Traffic
Speeding – Alive at 25: Evan Jennings; Jiselle Rocha; Mariah Voils. Traffic school: William Barker; Silas Damm; Tawfik Elgousi; Shanika Jones; Juliette Lawson; Zachary Meckley; Brittany Nichols; John Osborne; Amit Patel; Jessica Potes; Augosto Santos; Jeffrey Coles, with no registration and no insurance, STS and $275; Paul Corio; Joseph Esingila; Kennedy Hannah; Terry Yewell. Remaining speeding guilties: Rachel Ray, $40; Gustavo Angle, with no license, $200; Huque Bompnya, $55; Ndeye Diop, $30; Manus Lavin, $55; Jorge Valera, with no license, $132.
Careless driving – Anthony Fields, state traffic school.
Disregarding stop sign – Emma Wiley, state traffic school; Nicasio Bernabe, with no license, $125.
No seat belt – Micah Cleveland, $25Joseph Gonzalez, $25.
No license – Juan Reyes, $100; Jorge Valera, second offense, 90 days, probate two years, serve one day; Juan Garcia, $100.
No insurance – Charity Brooks, $100; Lauren Edwards, $250; Brandon Wilson, $500 or 50 hours of community service.
No registration – Danielle Stewart, $20.
Misdemeanors
Curtis Baker – two charges of disorderly conduct and menacing, 90 days, probate two years, serve ten days and no contact with Spark Community Cafe or its entrance.
Leslie Sewell – promoting contraband, criminal mischief, and alcohol intoxication in a public place, $25 and four days.
Cantina Dixon – shoplifting, 90 days, probate two years serve two days and no contact with business. The business name was illegible in the report.
Ronsha Jones – shoplifting, 90 days, probate two years serve two days and no contact with business. The business name was illegible in the report.
Jonathan Warford – possession of drug paraphernalia and no license in possession, $100.
Cynthia Jones – possession of marijuana and no insurance, $250.
Police Reports
Versailles police investigated 15 non-injury accidents, and made three arrests during this period.
On June 1, police responded to the shoplifting of $405.04 in alcoholic beverages on Lexington Road.
On June 14, they responded to the theft and criminal possession of bank checks.
On June 15, they responded to a sexual abuse and domestic assault on Delaney Ferry Road.
On June 16, they responded to a terroristic threatening and harassing communications on N. Main Street and a leaving the scene of an accident on Pinckard Pike.
On June 19, they responded to a leaving the scene of an accident on Chestnut Lane, and a racially motivated harassment and disorderly conduct on Kroger Way.
On June 20, they responded to the theft of a license plate on Powhatan Trail, a leaving the scene of an accident and criminal mischief related to $32,000 in damage to an Acadia truck, and made an arrest for identity theft, driving on a revoked license, no license and no seat belt.
On June 21, they responded to a theft by a forged check totaling $7,941.31 on Ryne Court, made an arrest on Stephens Street (Midway) for terroristic threatening, and responded to a leaving the scene of an accident on Simmons Street.
On June 22, they made an arrest for criminal trespassing on Court Street, and responded to the theft of a laptop computer worth $500 on Marsailles Road.
Fire Reports
City
The Versailles Fire Department EMTs made 22 EMS runs from June 15 through June 22, 2025.
On June 16, firefighters responded to a natural gas leak on Azalea Drive.
On June 17, they responded to a smoke detector activation caused by a malfunction on Tyrone Pike.
On June 18, they responded to an alarm caused by a malfunction on Breckenridge Drive, and war canceled in route to Oak Street.
On June 19, they responded to a vehicle accident on the U.S. 60 Bypass, were canceled in route to Elm Street, and responded to a vehicle accident on Crossfield Drive.
On June 22, they responded to a carbon monoxide alarm on Broadway Street, and a smoke detector activation caused by a malfunction on Sugartree Lane.
County
The Woodford County Fire Department made five EMS calls and installed one car seat from June 15 to June 22, 2025.
On June 16, firefighters responded to a false alarm caused by system trouble on Delaney Ferry Road, and a vehicle accident on Pisgah Pike at the intersection of U.S. 60.
On June 18, they responded to a vehicle accident on U.S. 60.
On June 19, they investigated a controlled burn on McCowans Ferry Road.
On June 20, they responded to a child locked in a car on Million Lane, and investigated a carbon monoxide alarm on Scarborough Lane.
On June 21, they responded to an injury vehicle accident on Midway Road, and a vehicle accident on I-64.
On June 22, they investigated a carbon monoxide alarm on Bindenton Place, a false alarm due to system trouble on Georgetown Road, a vehicle accident on I-64 on the Kentucky River bridge, and a false alarm caused by burnt food on Eureka Drive.
Public Records
Suits
Editor’s note: Civil suits, when filed, are allegations, nothing has been proven and only tells the side of the plaintiff, the person bringing the lawsuit. At time of reporting, the defendant in the lawsuit has not responded with their side.
In re Jonathan Juarez Torres – petition for modification to birth certificate.
Rebecca Settle v. Anthony Blackburn – petition for custody (transfer from Lincoln County).
Velocity Investments, LLC v. Melissa Freyer – action on agreement for $5,933.82.
Miranda Construction LLC v. Thunder Strong Development, LLC – breach of contract and negligence related to construction work.
FHLMC v. Darrin Raglan – action on note for $102,342.37 and foreclosure.
In re aluminum John boat – action for clean title.
Denise Harris v. Galvin Nicholas & Rising Sun Development Co. – action for personal injuries arising from vehicle accident.
Ally Bank v. Eduardo Leo – action on contract for $17,768.25.
Jefferson Capital Systems, LLC v. Keisha Washington – action on account for $5,439.13.
Jefferson Capital Systems, LLC v. Ashlee Briscoe – action on account for $5,680.82.
Wesbanco Bank, Inc. v. Jeffrey Thompson, Jill Clark & Microf, LLC – action on contract for $76,699.37 and foreclosure.
Deeds
Gloria Krelin to Barbara Fulton, 122 Dan Drive, $23,914.90.
Robert E. Wetter and Martha W. Wetter to Robert E. Wetter and Martha W. Wetter, as trustees of the Wetter Family Revocable Trust, 5200 Troy Pike, other consideration.
Linda Jenkins and Robert Wayne Jenkins to Keys Investments, LLC (K. Adam Keys, member), 6121 Delaney Ferry Road Extension, $150,000.
Kristina Thomas-Blankenship and Jordan Blankenship to Brandon Mattingly, 513 Tincher Drive, $340,000.
Myndall Coffman and Robert E. Watkins to Raymond Gannon, 449 Hastings Lane, $408,000.
K & H Properties, LLC (Jeremy Hendricks, member) to Caylee Marshall, 118 Georgia Street, $285,000.
Brandi J. Smith and Samuel R. Coleman to Stephanie Miller and Clinton Miller, 636 Paige Court, $200,000.
Michael D. Agee to Robert C. Schroeder Jr., 1125 Duncan Road, $259,000.
Real KY, Inc. (James McKee, president) to Chadwick Dennis and Jenna Dennis, 201 Cypress Road, $312,000.
Richard C. Davis and Jane M. Davis to Jane M. Davis and Richard C. Davis, as co-trustees of the Rick and Jane Davis Living Trust, 6034 Riva Ridge Road, other consideration.
Richard C. Davis and Jane M. Davis to Jane M. Davis and Richard C. Davis, as co-trustees of the Rick and Jane Davis Living Trust, 112 Crosskey Road, other consideration.
Ball Homes, LLC to Bobby W. Evans and Karen L. Evans, 617 Wroughton Drive, $494,017.
George R. Smith III to Chris Lusardo and Megan Lusardo, 204 Boxwood Court, $330,000.
Teresa Lee Billings to Haas & Haas Properties, LLC (Stephen T. Haas, member), 302 Westwood Court, $170,000.
Robert Dane Wade and Threasa Jean Wade Bolton, as co-trustees of the Lena H. Wade Revocable Trust, to Richard D. Wade and Sheila K. Wade, 55.6 acres on Delaney Ferry Road, other consideration.
Marriage licenses
Olivia Caroline Wachter and Mason Daniel Essary; Isaiah Kane Penley and Callie Rhys Chaffins Chaney; Charece Raquel Brown and Randall Joseph Kelly; Erin Jessica Breslin and Brian Jeffrey Chrystal; Hannah Elizabeth Ironmonger and Christopher Landon Gregory.