District Court
September 26
Sarah Hays Spedding, judge
Traffic
Johnny Farler – Operating on a suspended/revoked license, two seperate counts. 15 days in jail.
Audiel Moncado – D.U.I. And no license. Four to six months license suspension/alcohol education/three days in jail.
Joshua Waller – Operating on a suspended license. Ten days in jail.
Police Reports
Versailles police investigated 20 non-injury accidents, one injury accident, made four arrests and issued four summons during this period.
On September 17, police responded to harassment with physical contact, but no injury, on Sexton Way.
On September 19, they issued a summons for possession of marijuana on Frankfort Street.
On September 22, they responded to leaving the scene of the accident on McCracken Pike.
On September 23, they made an arrest for fourth-degree domestic violence assault, with minor injury, and first-degree strangulation on Douglas Avenue.
On September 24, they made an arrest for a DUI and no operators moped license on Troy Pike and responded to second-degree criminal mischief involving the damage of a TV valuing at $500 on Beasley Road.
On September 25, they made an arrest for shoplifting food items, valuing at $27.42, on Kroger Way, issued a summons for possession of marijuana on Lexington Road and responded to leaving the scene of accident on Leestown Pike.
On September 27, they issued a summons for no registration receipt, no registration plates, possession of marijuana and failure to produce insurance card on Lexington Road and they also issued a summons for possession of marijuana and possession of open alcohol beverage in motor vehicle on Lexington Road and Hope Lane.
On September 28, they made an arrest for a DUI on Lexington Road and responded to theft by unlawful taking and second-degree criminal mischief involving a lululemon purse and digital camera, valuing at $140, on Adena Trace.
Fire Reports
City
The Versailles Fire Department made nine EMS calls and performed one car seat installation fire from Sept. 21 through Sept. 29, 2025.
On Sept. 22, firefighters responded to an accidental activation of a fire alarm on Queensway Drive..
On Sept. 23, they responded to a malfunctioning alarm on Mildred Street.
On Sept. 24, they responded to an unintentional alarm on Amsden Avenue.
On Sept. 27, they responded to a carbon monoxide detector alarm on McDonald Drive.
County
The Woodford County Fire Department made five EMS calls from Sept. 22, through September 28, 2025.
On Sept. 22, firefighters responded to a mulch fire on U.S. 60, and a fire alarm on Old Frankfort Pike.
On Sept. 23, they responded to a fire alarm on Normandy Road.
On Sept. 24, they responded to a forcible entry on Poplar Street.
On Sept. 25, the responded to a lockout on Old Frankfort Pike.
On Sept. 26, they engaged in a water rescue on the Kentucky River.
On Sept. 27, they responded to a non-injury vehicle accident on Fords Mill Road.
Public Records
Suits
Editor’s note: civil suits when filed are allegations, nothing has been proven, and only tell 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.
PNC Bank, NA v. Amy and Patrick Redding – foreclosure action seeking $80,891.39.
Brittney Peacock v. Brandon Peacock – petition for divorce.
Morgan Priddy v. Blanca Salvador and Ashford Stud – tort action for injuries caused in vehicle collision.
Commonwealth of Kentucky v. Mathew Gesner – action to set child support.
Freedom Mortgage Corporation v. Brandi, Charles and Linda Jones – foreclosure action seeking $253,039.74.
Kentucky Housing Corporation v. Jennifer Yonts – foreclosure action for $128,628.85.
JP Morgan Chase Bank, NA v. Emmett Griffith – action on account for $6,104.50.
Cynthia Marino & Thomas Wojtaszek v. Peristyle, LLC, Key to the Castle, LLC, New Crown Holdings, Millville Castle, LLC and Crown Pointe, LLC – action for injuries to Marino from a fall during distillery tour.
Portfolio Recovery Associates, LLC v. Timothy Dinello – action on account for $15,532.84.
Jamie Vono v. Ronny Barnes and Bleed Blue Properties, LLC – action on agreement for $30,000.
Freedom Mortgage Corporation v. Richard & Kim Carmickle – action on note for $56,118.22.
PNC Bank, NA v. Amy Brewer – action on account for $11,763.59.
Deeds
Kenneth Douglas McBrayer to Jesse Scott Prather and Aileen M. Prather, 1030 Wil Rose Lane, $1,125,000.
Jonathan J. Martin and Sara R. Martin to Cassandra B. Martin and Zachery D. Hawkins, 120 Virginia Avenue, $185,000.
Ann Thompson Locke, as trustee of the Ann Thompson Locke Revocable Trust, to Gary Lee Johnson and Christena Lee Johnson, 321 South Turner Street, Midway, $975,000.
Gary Griffith and Barbara Griffith to Loren Lancaster, 6445 Clifton Road, $60,000.
Ball Homes, LLC to Cindy Dawn Cline and Terri K. Cline, 517 Abingdon Avenue, $351,001.
James R. Fannin Sr. and Betty Fannin to Clayton Chenault Brown, 114 Brampton Place, $423,000.
John W. Jennings and Lisa Jennings to Stephen Howard and Jennifer Howard, 3047 Rosewood Drive, $645,000.
Amy W. Williams to Quynn I. Costello and Jenny Sutherland, 220 Locust Grove Way, $439,000.
Sarah Abbyquaye to Janice B. Holsapple, Shawn H. Holsapple, Kenneth Peter Barrett and Cheryl Ann Barrett, 3325 Old Frankfort Pike, $949,000.
Marriage License
Alexa Jordan Kay and Trey Emanuel Carrico; Anna Routh Shryock and Kyle Nicholas Holt; Abigail Katherine Vandenbroek and Nicholas Lee Holman; Leah Grace Isaac and Christopher Michael Brittain; Ashley Elizabeth Serber and Craig Bryant Poirier.