Circuit Court
Feb. 4, 1 p.m.
Jeremy Mattox, judge
Sentencing
Gary Goodman, 47, of London, was sentenced to five years in prison for second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument, first-degree possession of a controlled substance, third-degree fleeing or evading police (misdemeanor), possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor) and second-degree persistent felony offender.
Olivia Waldrip, 24, of Danville, was placed on three years probation for two counts of first-degree possession of a controlled substance, tampering with physical evidence and possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor). A five-year prison sentence was suspended.
Guilty pleas
Dalton J. Vires, 27, of Frankfort, pleaded guilty to receiving stolen property ($1,000 to less than $10,000) and theft by unlawful taking or disposition of property ($1,000 to less than $10,000).
Tyler Jamele Warner, 39, of Frankfort, pleaded guilty to first-degree possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor). The commonwealth recommended one year in prison (probated for two years) and that a misdemeanor charge of public intoxication (controlled substances) be dismissed.
Arraignments
Jaylon Brothers, 23, of Lexington, pleaded not guilty to second-degree complicity to burglary and complicity to theft by unlawful taking $1,000 to less than $10,000).
Aspen Cowan, 23, of Wallingford, pleaded not guilty to two counts of third-degree assault (police/probation officer), obstructing emergency responder violations (violation), resisting arrest (misdemeanor), failure to maintain required insurance (misdemeanor), menacing (misdemeanor) and third-degree assault (inmate assault on corrections).
Tyler S. Estes, 36, of Georgetown, pleaded not guilty to three counts of first-degree wanton endangerment.
Jake A. Koon, 28, of Crab Orchard, pleaded not guilty to theft by deception ($1,000 to less than $10,000).
Kendall Mitchell, 26, of Versailles, pleaded not guilty to possession of marijuana (misdemeanor), possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor) and first-degree possession of a controlled substance.
District Court
Feb. 9, 2026
Bolton Bevins II, judge
Speeding – Traffic school: Kadhum Alghanemi; Gracie Cook; Garrett Garwood; Tony Holland; Nicholas McComber, Jr.; Kaiden Morris; Alexandria Mouser; John Reynolds; Iosmer Alfonso; Jameia Bishop; Madison Crandell; Deaira Demus; Hayden Fowler; Katie Gubenya; Caitlyn Hood; Sada Jones; Shannon Kincaid; Cian Mulvihill; Jessica Nichols; Cayden Redmond; Anthony Turner, with no insurance, $100. Alive at 25: Alexander Bahe; Elizabeth Castle; Kaliyeh Joyner; Sihaklen Leng; Elle Wasson-Riickert. Remaining speeding guilties: Brittnee Jackson, $34; Mason Bishop, $30; Oscar Choc, with no license, $138; Kiyanna Fields, $30; Martin Gamesu, $55; Lisa Johnson, with no insurance, $130; Amin Malaki, $30; Precious Oxendine-Parker, $55; Eileen Perez, with no seat belt, $80; Eugenio Garcia, $100; Andrea Sadler, with no license in possession, $80; John Tyler, $55.
D.U.I. – Susan Fehder, $235/four to six months license suspension/alcohol education; Tonya Robbeloth, $200/four to six months license suspension/alcohol education.
Reckless driving – Sebastian Woosley, with speeding, Alive at 25; Choc Rodolfo, with no license, no insurance, and no registration, $800.
Careless driving – Marianne Beliveau, state traffic school; Kaitlyn Wiehebrink, with speeding, Alive at 25.
Disregard stoplight – Brendan Zornes, state traffic school; Sheron Randal, state traffic school.
Disregard mandatory turn lane – Brandy Cahill, state traffic school; Amber Duvall, state traffic school.
No license – Jermaine Green, with no insurance and no registration, $1,125.
No license in possession – Oscar Cosby, $50; Gegie Harbison, $50.
I.C.E. Holder
(This is an order or request by the U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement to keep the person in custody until I.C.E. can take custody of that person). – None were reported this week.
Misdemeanors
Allen Smith – shoplifting, 90 days probated two years, $500 restitution and no contact with Kroger.
Carlos Taylor – possession of marijuana, $100.
Evaune Fielding – public intoxication due to controlled substance, two days in jail.
Police Reports
Versailles police investigated 31 non-injury accidents and one injury accidents, and issued one summons during this period.
On Jan. 23, police responded to the theft of a silver chain valued at $100 on Arbor Place Drive.
On Jan. 25, they responded to a theft by cold check in the amount of $14,255 on Curry Court.
On Jan. 30, they responded to a leaving the scene of an accident on United Drive.
On Jan. 31, they responded to the theft by cold check of $1,950 on Macey Avenue.
On Feb. 1, they issued a summons for possession of marijuana on Beasley Road.
Fire Reports
City
The Versailles Fire Department made 14 EMS calls and conducted 14 fire inspections from Feb. 1 through Feb. 8, 2026.
On Feb. 4, firefighters conducted a smoke investigation on Douglas Avenue, and an odor investigation on McDonald Avenue.
On Feb. 8, they conducted an odor investigation on Tyrone Pike.
County
The Woodford County Fire Department made 19 snow related EMS calls from Feb. 1 through Feb. 8, 2026.
On Feb. 1, firefighters responded to a burst water line on Old Frankfort Pike, and a house fire on Patterson Road.
On Feb. 3, they responded to a vehicle accident on Tyrone Pike.
On Feb. 4, they responded to a natural gas smell at Woodburn Hall, and two different vehicle accidents on U.S. 60 and the Bluegrass Parkway merge area and the other at Mundy’s Landing.
On Feb. 5, they responded to two different vehicle accidents at the same location, the U.S. 60 and Bluegrass Parkway merge area, and rescued a person who had fallen over a hill on Oregon Road.
On Feb. 6, they responded to a four-car accident on I-64.
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.
Consumer Portfolio Services, Inc. v. Melinda Rickle – action on contract for $17,580.08.
Evalee Gress v. Derby Hills Subdivision POA, Inc. – action by homeowner against homeowner’s association seeking a declaration the HOA failed to enforce deed restrictions and improperly adopted amended restrictions and compensatory damages for the officers of the HOA based on fraud and fraudulent inducement.
REM Company Inc. v. MLM Hospitality Group LP, d/b/a Comfort Inn – action to enforce Tennessee judgment in the amount of $131,236.15 plus attorneys’ fees.
Katherine Washington v. Gavin Washington – petition for divorce.
First National Bank of Russell Springs v. Ronnie and Jacqueline Barnes, Jr., Bleed Blue Rental Properties, LLC, Thomas and Kate Purnell, Fabs Investments, LLC, McKenzie Banking Co., Walter Schott, and Villa Canyon Farm Trust – foreclosure action seeking various amounts from each defendant.
Commonwealth CD Fund, LLC v. Stonehorse Real Estate Holdings, LLC and others – action collecting on purchased tax delinquency.
Merja Parks v. Gene Parks, Jr. – petition for divorce.
City National Bank of West Virginia, Inc. v. Anne Compton and unknown heir – foreclosure action seeking $68,793.73.
First National Bank of Omaha v. Marie Foster – action on account for $14,595.01
Deeds
Thomas R. Choquette, Michael J. McLaughlin and Michele Allyn Miller to Jerry Twit and Shan Twit, an undivided two-thirds interest in 170.88 acres, more or less, on Buck Run Road, $600,000.
Richard Warren Settlemire, as trustee of the Patricia Ann Combs Settlemire Spousal Support Trust, to Richard Warren Settlemire, 1868 Weisenberger Mill Road, Midway, other consideration.
Stephen Lowell Roberts to Zachariah William Bodenheimer and Mikayla Bodenheimer, 204 Locust Grove Way, $415,000.
Rebecca Ann Quillen and Carl Keith Quillen to Shannon Dault, 401 Delaney Ferry Road, $460,000.
Philip Andre Applegate to Janet R. Thurman, 301 Foxtail Drive, $314,000.
Geoffrey Paul Sprinkle and Jacqueline Marie Sprinkle to Geoffrey P. Sprinkle and Jacqueline Sprinkle, as trustees of the Geoffrey P. Sprinkle and Jacqueline Sprinkle Living Trust, 344 Winton Road, other consideration.
Kevin M. Paris and Juanita L. Paris to Mason Tiffin and Hannah Tiffin, 490 Arrowhead Springs Road, $712,500.
Ball Homes, LLC to Ny Phorn and Kimsan Sok, 5060 Prairie Rose Way, $498,028.
Terry L. Wilder and Mary Jane Wilder to Terry L. Wilder and Mary Jane Wilder, as co-trustees of the Life Goes On Living Trust, 837 Dry Ridge Road, other consideration.
Jo Todd Renner and Julie Renner to Justin Todd Renner and Julie Evelynne Renner, as co-trustees of the Renner Family Living Trust, 1024 Cedar Ridge Lane, other consideration.
GSL Construction, LLC (Roman Slobodzian, member) to Derek Whaley and Madison Thomas, 737 Azalea Lane, $685,000.
GSL Construction, LLC to Ciaran G. Dunne and Amy E. Dunne, 749 Azalea Lane, $640,000.
Michael Major to Michael Scatena and Katherine Horning Scatena, 314 Second Street, Midway, $70,000.
Ball Homes, LLC to Kosal Heng and Sokkea Lao, 5068 Prairie Rose Way, $503,585.
Ronald Wayne Winbun and Deborah J. Winbun to Paula Pulley, 3873 Huntertown Road, $380,000.
Amy Ward and Michael Ward to Lisa Marie Gannon and Raymond Gannon, 432 Marsallies Road, $325,000.Roan Road, $232,000.
Marriage Licenses
Mary Lyn Luthi and John Alexander Feather; Ana Yibe Pena and Christopher Glenwood Caudill; Heidi Marie Pinkham and Bourama Sidibe.