District Court
April 20
Sarah Hays Spedding, judge
Traffic
Speeding – Traffic school: Cody Huddleston; Koffi Akakpo; Christopher Alonso; William Bond, with no registration, $25; Alexandria Bowen; Laura Brown; Kamela Nurse; Kevin White. Alive at 25: Charles Bowen; Isabela Crowe; Macie Dejarnatt; Trenton Henry; Ezekial Steele; Jaden Vickers. Remaining speeding guilties: Eddy Charles, $25; Sierra McNamara, $60; Karen Moreno-Palacios, $26; Marcus Pass, $20; Paul Balotro, $55; Ayla Bowman, $55; Delisa Donaldson, $55; Gissell Garcia-Ramos, with instructional permit violation, $80; Noah Huff, $30; Esther Ishimwe, with no insurance and expired registration, $555; Jacob Jerdon, $30; Henry Rodriguez-Alvarado, with no license, $134; Barrington Smith, $30; Ramon Casado, with no license, $350 and 30 days in jail, serve two and probate balance two years.
D.U.I. – Selvin Baires, two separate D.U.I. offenses combined with speeding, $200/four to six months license suspension/alcohol education/four days in jail; Brian de la Cruz, $200/four to six months license suspension/alcohol education/four days in jail; Whitney Bryant, second offense, with D.U.I. of a controlled substance, possession of marijuana, $350/four to six months license suspension/alcohol education/seven days with one day home incarceration.
Reckless driving – Dusty Wethington, with speeding, $105.
Disregard stoplight – Jenna Davis, Alive at 25.
Disregard signals from officer directing traffic – Jeffrey Brock, $30.
No seat belt – Tracey Bruner, $25; Christian Creech, $25; Adrian Suarez, $25; Chad Ellis, $25; Billy Hall, with no insurance, $525; Brandon Russell, $25.
No license – Jefferson Flores, $100; Alvaro Ventura, $100.
Driving on suspended license – Roberto Hipolito, with no insurance, $600 with 90 days in jail probated two years.
Instructional permit violation – Ivan Pineda, $50.
No license in possession – Eden Alexander, $75, with expired registration; Lizzet Rosado, $50.
No insurance – Valentine Awa, second offense with no license in possession, $50 and seven days in jail; Matthew Kelly, $100; Derrico Davis, $500; Julia Gonty, $500; Corey Knight, $500; Genna Mattox, $100.
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
Monte Berry – criminal trespass, 90 days probated two years and no contact with victim.
Christopher Major – public intoxication due to controlled substance, time served.
Tyree Childress – possession of marijuana, reckless driving, speeding, operating on suspended license, and possession of an open container of alcohol, $319.
Nicholas Lockett – possession of marijuana, $100.
Vontez Nobles – possession of marijuana and speeding, $100 and state traffic school.
William Tisdale – possession of marijuana and speeding, $150 and state traffic school.
Shawn Williams – criminal trespassing, 90 days in jail, serve ten and probate balance two years and no contact with Thorntons.
Joseph Thompson – attempt to assault police officer, 90 days in jail, serve three and probate balance two years.
Police Reports
In order to provide a fuller report of the work of the Versailles Police Department during the reporting week, we are now providing the total number of calls for service to which a response is made and the total number of traffic stops made by the police. We believe this will better inform the community of the actual work police officers and 9-1-1 dispatchers do every day.
Versailles police investigated 11 non-injury accidents, eight injury accidents, made one arrest, had 606 calls for service, made 94 traffic stops and enforcements, and issued one summons during this period.
On April 8, police responded at Field of Dreams Street to the theft of a Bible catcher’s mitt and baseball glove valued, together, at $708.
On April 9, police responded to the Marathon Gas Station on Lexington Street concerning the theft of a Chevrolet Equinox valued at $6,000.
On April 13, they responded to N. Main Street regarding the theft of an identity of another, unlawful access to a computer, and a cold check.
On April 14, they responded to Bell Avenue about the theft of a Nintendo Switch and a pair of Superman crocs together worth $359, and to Kroger Way about an unspecified theft.
On April 17, they responded to N. Main Street about a harassing communication made on a mobile phone.
On April 18, they responded to Midway Road about a criminal mischief involving $10,000 in damage to a Columbia Gas pipeline.
On April 19, they made an arrest for fleeing, disorderly conduct, and criminal trespass on Midway Road, and responded to a leaving the scene of an accident on I-64.
Fire Reports
City
The Versailles Fire Department made nine EMS calls and conducted ten fire inspections from April 14 through April 19, 2026.
On April 14, firefighters responded to a vehicle collision on U.S. 60.
On April 16, they responded to a house fire on Apple Road, and conducted smoke investigations on Kentucky Avenue and Oak Street.
On April 17, they responded to a fire alarm at KCTCS.
On April 18, they provided support to law enforcement on Cheney Road, and a gas leak on Kroger Way.
County
The Woodford County Fire Department made 10 EMS calls from April 13 through April 19, 2026.
On April 13, firefighters made a large animal rescue on Shady Lane.
On April 14, they responded to an injury vehicle accident on Tyrone Pike.
On April 16, they responded to a house fire on Apple Road, and a controlled burn on Kidds Mill Road.
On April 18, they responded to a natural gas leak on Midway Road, a downed power line on Troy Pike, and installed a smoke detector on Binderton Road.
On April 19, they responded to an odor scare on McCowans Ferry 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.
Harold Ratliff v. Kearstyn Robertson – petition for custody of minor.
Ally Bank v. Eriqua Jackson – action on contract for $11,299.99.
Andrea Prather v. Donnie Prather III – petition for divorce.
Sabrina Mill v. Michael Mills – petition for divorce.
Counter Culture Plus, Inc. v. R&S OpCo, LLC, Rick and Still Real Estate, LLC – action on construction contract for $24,384.24.
Commonwealth Credit Union, Inc. v. Eric Young – action on two accounts and a loan for a total of $6,906.53.
JP Morgan Chase Bank, NA v. Jerry Gaines – action on account for $6,299.24.
Jessica Dowdell v. Sandy Gallagher – tort action for personal injury damages caused by a battery.
Credit Acceptance Corporation v. Deila Vega – action on agreement for $13,350.71.
Midland Credit Management, Inc. v. Deborah Caudill – action on three different accounts totaling $8,503.49.
Patsy Faulconer v. Dedicated Freight Solutions, Inc. and Deshawn Moore – tort action for personal injuries from vehicle accident.
Cavalry SPV I, LLC v. Jarrod Gay – action on account for $5,739.41.
Danielle Stanback v. Allstate Property & Casualty Insurance Co. – action to recover full amount of property damages caused by accident and unfair claim settlement practices.
General Electric Credit Union v. Mikey Robinson – action to recover possession of a Ram 3500 truck for breach of sales contract and $79,071.24.
Deeds
Terry Clark to Larry R. Stuckert and Carol J. Stuckert, 294 Brunswick Circle, $458,516.
Sheri Chapman to Terry Clark, 122 Old Towne Walk, $332,500.
Jensine Cox and Brandon Cox to James Benjiman Lyvers, 117 Pandy Street, $215,000.
William Beverly McClain and Cheryl McClain to Patrick Devin Kennedy and Kelsey Marie Kennedy, 3858 Troy Pike, $437,500.
Paul Huber and Melinda Huber to Mirian E. Huber, 520 Regent Court, other consideration.
Mirian E. Huber and Maurice S. Brown to Melinda A. Huber and Mirian Elisa Huber, as co-trustees of the MEH Trust, 520 Regent Court, nominal consideration.
April L. Hamilton to April L. Jennings, 220 Colchester Drive, $1, quitclaim deed.
Inocenio Hernandez and Rocio Hernandez to Ulises Hernandez, as trustee of the Hernandez Family Revocable Trust, 812 Janet Street, other consideration.
Katy Lynne Clifton, as administrator of the James David Blandford estate, to Trevor A. Greene, 85 Cedar Lake Road, $265,000.
Robert Addison Gibson and Jennifer Jane Gibson to Casey Stratton Taylor and Krista Anne Taylor, 411 Marsailles Road, $315,000.
Woodamere Townhomes Pwners Association, Inc. (Claudis Humphrey, president) to Right Place Investements, LLC (Christopher Hooten, member), 575, 577, 579, 581, 583 and 585 Beech Street, $200,000.
John W. Faust to Lisa Faust, 11881 Troy Pike, other consideration.
John W. Faust and Lisa Faust to Robert A. Latham and Amy E. Tomkins, 987 Pauls Mill Road, $272,000.