District Court
June 15
Sarah Hays Spedding, judge
Traffic
Speeding – Traffic school (DSK, STS, CATS): David Coffey; Keon Henderson; Vince Marrow; Dalton McIntosh; Timur Nasradinov; Adrianna Hope; Daniel Peach; Dania Reyes; Deborah Smith; Russell Smoak; Melissa Turner; Logan Walker; Isaac Alexander; Mohammad Barkzai; Iain Knight; Sandra Metzler; Amber Vaughn; Vitaly Voznyuk. Alive at 25: Aiden Blanton; Decoreya Moore, with 22 hours of community service; Cameron Sparks. Remaining speeding guilties: David Demand, with operating on suspended license, and no insurance, $100 and time served (number of days not listed on docket); Ethan Jones, $30; Julvens Saintilme, with no insurance, $120; Oscar Garcia, with no license in possession, $80; Farah Francois-Lormeus, speeding and child booster seat violation, bench trial, guilty with $30 fine.
D.U.I. – Ronan Cunningham, $200/four to six months license suspension/alcohol education.
Fail to give right of way to emergency vehicle – Josh Misagal, STS.
Disregard stop light – David Wilder, STS.
Disregard stop sign – Sarah Dulin, STS; Roxie Gold, STS.
No seat belt – James Holt, $25.
No license – Briana Caicedo, $100; Luis Garcia, $100.
Driving on suspended license – Joshua McKee, $200.
No license in possession – Logan Janiszewski, $50; Brandon Spears, $50; Calvin West, $50.
No insurance – William Nichols, $100; Makulata Salumu, $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
Curtis Carr – criminal trespass, time served (number of days not listed on docket).
Kenny Sims – possession of a controlled substance (cocaine), operating on suspended license, operating without ignition device, and criminal attempt to tamper with evidence, 12 months in jail.
William Amrhein – possession of marijuana, speeding, possession of open alcohol container. Careless driving, and no license in possession, $315.
William Brown – alcohol intoxication in a public place, $25.
Christopher Jones – traffic in marijuana, possession of drug paraphrenalia, possession of a controlled substance (cocaine), speeding, and no license in possession, $80 and 90 days/serve three days in jail/probate balance for two years.
Candy Younger – assault, fourth degree, with injury, six months in jail.
Juleon Mumford – menacing, resisting arrest, possession of marijuana, criminal mischief, reckless driving, and speeding $200 and 90 days/serve three days in jail/probate balance two years.
District Court
June 22
Bolton Bevins II, judge
Traffic
Speeding – Traffic school (DSK, STS, CATS): Omkar More; Joseph Adom; Ivy Robinson; Paola Sumuano; Ronnie Williams; Gabriel Willis; Johnathon Richardson. Alive at 25: Jeremiah Ardon; Christopher Cruz. Remaining speeding guilties: Nyasha Jazzie, $30; Christopher Ludlum, $30; Charles Snoddy, $30; Leydy Bavtolon, with no license, $138; Yolanda Hollin, $30; Yobani Moran, with no license in possession, $80; Yobani Moran, with no license in possession, $130; Vanshpreet Singh, with no registration, $43; Dominick Taylor, with no license in possession, $80;
D.U.I. – John Armstrong, $200/four to six months license suspension/alcohol education; Terry Tinsley, with speeding and open alcohol in vehicle, $290/four to six months license suspension/alcohol education; Nicholas Delaney, $200/four to six months license suspension/alcohol education/four days in jail; Ruben Santiago, two separate D.U.I. charges, both with no license charge, alcohol education/seven days in jail and the second $200/alcohol education/ five days in jail;
Careless driving – Ana Silva, with failure to wear seat belt and child restraint violation, STS and $75.
Fail to give right of way to emergency vehicle – Atoh Emmanuel, STS.
Disregard compulsory turn lane – Graham Smith, $20.
Disregard stop sign – Elias Homsi, $25.
No seat belt – Kenzie Davis, $25; Ryan McElroy, $25.
Driving on suspended license – Angel Rosado, $200.
No license in possession – Christopher Heimann, $50; Briana Pedraza, $50.
No insurance – Edward Middleton, $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
Samantha Tolley – possession of marijuana, no insurance, and no registration, $625.
Marcellus White – D.U.I. and possession of marijuana, $350/four to six months license suspension/alcohol education.
Timothy Boyd – interfering with a police officer, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct, two days in jail.
Ronald Hightower – shoplifting, two days in jail.
Police Reports
Versailles police investigated 15 non-injury and five injury vehicle collisions, made 19 arrests, had 626 calls for service, and made 100 traffic stops and enforcements from June 14 – 21, 2026 (some of the reports below are out of this period based on when made available by VPD).
On June 14, police responded to a theft of an iPad valued at $350 from a vehicle on Maiden Lane.
On June 15, they responded to an identity theft involving the theft of $8,700 from a bank account on Ridgewood Drive.
On June 16, they responded to a terroristic threatening on Arbor Place.
On June 17, they responded to a domestic assault, criminal mischief involving $200 in damage to a vehicle, and an alcohol intoxication in a public place on Kroger Way.
On June 18, they responded to the theft by bad checks of $20,321,21 in computer equipment on Paddock Drive, and made an arrest for possession of a controlled substance (cocaine) on Frankfort Road.
On June 19, they responded to a terroristic threatening on Clifton Road.
On June 20, they issued a summons for possession of marijuana on Frankfort Road; made an arrest for theft of services, a $32 dinner of chimichuri steak, from Don Jockey in Midway; they responded to the theft of $792 in student loan proceeds on Main Street, and a harassment on Macey Avenue.
On June 21, they issued a summons for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia on Lexington Road.
Fire Reports
City
The Versailles Fire Department made eight EMS assists, and performed five fire inspections from June 15 – 21, 2026.
On June 15, firefighters responded to a vehicle collision on Montgomery Avenue, and an accidentally activated alarm on Main Street.
On June 18, they responded to a vehicle collision on Main Street.
County
The Woodford County Fire Department made seven EMS calls from June 15 – 21, 2026.
On June 15, firefighters responded to a controlled burn on Midway Road, investigated a propane leak on Aiken Road, and investigated a smoke detector alarm on John Webber Road.
On June 17, they brought a load of water for horses on Tyrone Pike.
On June 18, they investigated an A/C unit on Dunroven Road.
On June 19, they responded to a false alarm due to system trouble on Quail Run Road, and an injury vehicle collision on Leestown Pike.
On June 20, they responded to two different false alarms on Lexington Road and Tyrone Pike.
On June 21, they responded to a mulch fire.
Public Records
Suits
Commonwealth v. Annalicia Garcia – petition for child support.
Jefferson Capital Systems, LLC v. Timothy Dinello – action on account for $10,950.91.
Fabro, LLC v. Lisa and Jody Hurley – action on retail installment agreement for $8,273.25.
Select Portfolio Servicing, Inc. v. Steven and Amy Dorsey – foreclosure action for $94,592.85.
Capital One, NA v. Daniel O’Dowd – action on account for $11,142.83.
Tiffany Cox v. Samuel Cox – petition for divorce.
Onemain Financial Group, LLC v. Andrea Prather – action on note for $2,434.22.
Portfolio Recovery Assets, Inc. v. Mattevius Robinson – action on account for $7,167.35.
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.
Deeds
Caylee Marshall to Trevor P. Schirmer, 118 Georgia Street, $295,000.
Walker Taylor Property Development, LLC (Christopher Walker Taylor, member) to Michael J. Orts and Anna M. Orts, 750 Azalea Lane, $760,000.
Lisa A. Goodrich to McDonald Builders, Inc. (Mark McDonald, member), 7400 McCracken Pike, $275,000.
Marcia Coy Yochem, as executor of the Josephine Pettyjohn estate, to Nicholas Aaron Lucas, 223 West Higgins Street, Midway, $249,000.
Saprina Covington to Korrigan Blankenship and Clarissa Michelle Payton, 793 Marcella Street, $305,000.
Ariana Taylor Favetto and Julian Favetto to Erin Anderson, 429 Marsailles Road, $300,000.
Thomas F. Patterson and Cynthia A. Patterson to Thomas F. Patterson and Cynthia A. Patterson, as trustees of the Thomas A. Patterson and Cynthia A. Patterson Revocable Trust, 606 Oxford Road, no monetary consideration.
Marcia Burns, as executor of the Doris H. Scheef estate, to Evan Curran, 100 Elizabeth Street, $252,000.
James E. Lafser and Catherine M. Lafser to Stephen P. Peddicord and Ronald E. Peddicord, 250 McFall Lane, $346,000.
Trinity Joshua Davis to Clifford E. Campbell, 516 Regent Court, $285,000.
John W. Phillips and Elizabeth S. Phillips to Anissa Leigh, 121 Pandy Street, $175,000.
Marriage Licenses
Sarah Ann Henry and Bryce Nevor Wilson; Jodey Vianka Christina Rohmann and Enrique Emanuel Ayala Perez; Eva Marie Allison and Donald Young Needham; Joanna Caroline Tidei and Levi Clark; Melinda Todd McCormick and Robert Smizer West Jr.; Victoria Catherine Nichol Drury and Austin Tobias Williams.