District Court
July 21
Sarah Hays Spedding, judge
Traffic
Speeding – Traffic school: Kirkland Connelly; Michael Brown, with booster seat violation, $35; Nathaniel Wakefield; Hyshun Freeman, with no insurance, $250; Kaylie Medkind, with no insurance, $250. Remaining speeding guilties: Matthew Lerza, with no license in possession, $80; Augustina Leal, with no license in possession, $80; Evan Skillman, $100; Austin Smith, with careless driving, $200; Elizabeth Smith, $20; Azeno Williams, $55; Tenai Fields, $100.
D.U.I. – Emmanuel Kanyanduga, $200/four to six months license suspension/alcohol education; Dior Meads, $200/four to six months license suspension/alcohol education; Yamungo Mukucha, $200/four to six months license suspension/alcohol education/four days.
Careless driving – Bonnie Russell, with no license in possession, $150.
Permit violation – Ka-muri Lewis, $50.
No license – Jose Lava, $100; Vicente Zayas, with violation of federal safety regulation, $150.
No license in possession – Timothy Carter, $50; Paul Smith, with no insurance, $150.
Failure to file accident report – Isaac Reed, $50.
Expired fuel tax license – $100.
Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE)
Juan Castro – court date for D.U.I., no license, and no seat belt. ICE holder, status unknown.
Misdemeanors
Francisco Sarinanu – D.U.I. 2nd, fleeing and evading, and driving on suspended license, $350/12 to 18 months license suspension/alcohol education/14 days.
Jai Burgess – criminal attempt to strangle (domestic violence), ten days.
Starla Byers – shoplifting, 30 days, probated two years, no contact with Main Street Hardware.
Alec Pierce – alcohol intoxication in a public place, $200.
Police Reports
Versailles police investigated 4 non-injury accidents, issued one summons, and made five arrests during this period.
On July 14, they responded to a terroristic threatening on Clifton Road, and the theft from a construction site of a wasker plate converter valued at $2,155.50 on Kroger Way.
On July 15, they made an arrest for violating a domestic violence order on Gleneagles Way, an arrest for violating a domestic violence order on Clifton Road, responded to a shoplifting of six six-packs of Coke and three six-packs of Sprite valued at $66.68 on Kroger Way, and a theft by cold checks on Shyrock Ferry Road.
On July 16, they made an arrest for dating violence assault, intimidating a person in a civil proceeding, and unlawful imprisonment on Woodson Drive.
On July 17, they made an arrest for D.U.I. 2nd, possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia, and speeding on Lexington Road, issued a summons for domestic assault on Elmwood Drive, and responded to the theft from a vehicle of a 20 volt battery and set of binoculars valued at $600 on Glenhaven Drive.
On July 19, they responded to an identity theft on Park Street, and a domestic assault on Hill Road.
On July 20 they made an arrest for D.U.I. and vehicle noise nuisance on Lexington Road, and responded to a leaving the scene of an accident on Tyrone Pike.
Fire Reports
City
The Versailles Fire Department EMTs made 5 EMS calls, and installed one car seat from July 14 to July 20, 2025.
On July 14, firefighters were dispatched and canceled in route to Molly Street.
On July 16, they responded to an injury accident on Troy Pike, and a vegetation fire on Camden Avenue.
On July 17, they were dispatched and canceled in route to Ashgrove Road, and an injury accident on Douglas Avenue.
On July 18, they responded to an accidental fire alarm on Fieldview Court, a biological hazard investigation on Locust Grove Road, a false alarm on Tyrone Court, and a smoke detector activation on Glasbury Road.
On July 19, they responded to a lock-out on Cheney Road.
County
The Woodford County Fire Department made five EMS calls and installed four car seats from July 14 through July 21, 2025.
On July 14, firefighters installed a smoke detector on Clifton Road, and assisted the county coroner at Big Sink Road.
On July 15, they responded to a vehicle accident on U.S. 60.
On July 16, they responded to a vehicle fire on Huntertown Road, a controlled burn on Old Frankfort Pike, an ATV accident on Leestown Pike, and a structure fire on Paynes Mill Road.
On July 17, they responded to a camper fire on I-64, installed a smoke detector on Eureka Drive, responded to a grass fire on Woodlake Road, a vehicle accident on Big Sink Road, a missing child report on Pinckard Pike, and a smoke scare on Chestnut Lane.
On July 18, they responded to a hazardous material incident on Locust Grove, an overturned semi-trailer on Shannon Run Road, and a fire alarm on Old Frankfort Pike.
On July 19, they responded to a vehicle accident on Sellers Mill Road, a vehicle accident n Woodlake Road, and a fire alarm on Powhatan Trail.
On July 20, they provided public assistance on Four Acres Road, responded to a fire alarm on Laurel Way, a fire alarm on Crown Court, and a vehicle accident on Leestown Road.
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.
Elijah Butler v. Hannah Butler – petition for divorce.
Estate of Marcella Truesdale v. Suzanne Mathis – action for breach of fiduciary duty, fraud, and an accounting relating to a pre-death activities.
Mariner Finance, LLC v. Kimberly Boone – action on loan for $6,916.60.
Critchfield Meats, LLC v. Callie’s Homestyle Restaurant, LLC – action for breach of contract for $39,485.25.
Capital One, NA v. Johnathan Self – action on loan for $17,846.47.
JP Morgan Chase Bank, NA v. Derrell Johnson – action on account for $5,697.07.
Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance Co. v. Thoroughbred Roofing, LLC – subrogation claim for property damage due to negligent roof installation.
Commonwealth of Kentucky v. FDD Holdings, Inc. and Whaleco, Inc. – consumer protection action brought by the Kentucky Attorney General relating to threats and invasions of privacy and security concerning the use of the Temu smartphone app, previously known as the Pinduoduo app, for deceptive practices.
Capital One, NA v. Allison Willoughby – action on account for $7,492.68.
Troy Blackburn v. Michael Dean – action for damages arising due to negligence arising from a car accident.
National Collegiate Student Loan Trust v. Michelle Smith, action on student loan for $16,691.33 transferred from Taylor County Circuit Court.
Deeds
Bradley Raymond Klass to Jacob Cook and Mallory Cook, 120 Chestnut Lane, $295,000.
James Michael Kerns and Debbie Kerns to Mike Kerns, as trustee of the Mike Kerns Revocable Trust, and Debbie Kerns, as trustee of the Debbie Kerns Revocable Trust, 125 Gaybourn Way, other consideration.
Jeremy Dan Tavares and Jennifer Faith Chadwick Taveres to Brandon Derrick Sallee, 107 Highview Drive, Midway, $370,000.
Anthony Michael Pernice and Emily Ware Pernice to Jeffrey Francis Riney and Shelly Riney, 1025 Rose Ridge Road, $650,000.
Gary J. Vitali and Marie P. Vitali to Loren Lancaster, 306 Laval Heights, $207,500.
Commonwealth of Kentucky, on behalf of the Transportation Cabinet, to Clear Creek Church, .334 acre at the intersection of Troy Pike and Pinckard Pike, $14,000.
James Wesley Burns, as executor of the Kenneth F. Burns estate, to Jason L. Sipe and Casey L. Sipe, 428 Gleneagles Way, $495,000.
BBD Farm, LLC (Diana J. Whalen, member) to Robert Daniel Whalen and Diana June Whalen, 26.8 acres on Germany Road, other consideration.
Lane’s End Farm, LLC (William S. Farish Jr., president) to First Midway Farms, LLC, 36.3 acres near Hedden Road, $1,441,517.
Springcroft Farm, LLC (William S. Farish, president) to First Midway Farms, LLC, 32.01 acres at 691 Hedden Road, $5,558,483.
Jeanette Dunavent to Christopher D. Trana, 216 Doncaster Road, $270,000.
Walter E. Schott and Elaine S. Schott to Silvia Rosa Rodriguez Baladron, Gustavo Acuna Rosa, Daniel Salvador Rodriguez Andino and Dallismi de Rosario Bermejo Reyes, 216 Russell Avenue, $200,000.
Sarah Bailey to Walter E. Schott III and Elaine S. Schott, 131 Pandy Street, $217,500.
Olde Toll House, LLC (Holly Kane, sole member) to Pamela Joy Thomas and Randall Scott Thomas, 405 North Winter Street, Midway, $215,000.
Ann Louise Stone, as co-executor of the Nancy S. Stone estate and individually, Katherine Lee Stone, as co-executor of the Nancy S. Stone estate and individually, and Jeffrey Walther to Sherry Elaine Tracey, 193 Ridge View Road, $278,000.
Hanlen Farm, LLC (Dorothy Mathews, managing member) to Schmitz Ranches, LLC (John E. Schmitz, member), 30.89 acres at 1645 Midway Road, $1,700,000.
Pinkston Rental Properties, LLC (Paul M. Pinkston, manager) to PRP 2, LLC (Paul M. Pinkston, manager), 208 Simmons Street, other consideration, quitclaim deed.
Pinkston Rental Properties, LLC to PRP 3, LLC (Paul M. Pinkston, manager), 238 East Green Street, other consideration, quitclaim deed.
Pinkston Rental Properties, LLC to PRP 3, LLC, 521 Clifton Road, other consideration, quitclaim deed.
Pinkston Rental Properties, LLC to PRP 3, LLC, 334 Hillcrest Drive, other consideration, quitclaim deed.
Pinkston Rental Properties, LLC to PRP 3, LLC, 225 Hinton Court, other consideration, quitclaim deed.
Pinkston Rental Properties, LLC to PRP 3, LLC,5087 Mallard Park, other consideration, quitclaim deed.
Hollenback Homes, LLC (Nathan Nitz, manager) to VK Real Estate Holdings, LLC (John M. Kenney, member), 212, 216 and 420 Poplar Circle, and 908 Altamont Court, $1,040,000.
Jose Laudo DeCamargo and Ana L.R.O. DeCamargo to Bluegrass Land and Real Estate Investment Group, LLC (John M. Lyons, member), 5628 McCowans Ferry Road, $260,000.
Pinkston Rental Properties, LLC to PRP 1, LLC (Paul M. Pinkston, manager), 115 Sable Avenue, other consideration, quitclaim deed.
Pinkston Rental Properties, LLC to PRP 1, LLC, 247A and 247B East Green Street, other consideration, quitclaim deed.
Marriage licenses
Ashton Nicole Courtney and Antwian Demetrius Jones; Kyle Noelle Krawczyk and Serge Alejandro Cardinal; Chloe Adele Brown and Dwight Kurnell St. Hillaire; Brittney Nicole Maduro and William Lee Graddy III; Misty Dawn McKeehan and Lemmie Coons III; Joyce Ann Gaines and Wayne Franklin Terrell.
