District Court There was no court for the week of May 25. Police Reports Versailles police responded to one vehicle accident involving injuries, 11 non-injury accidents, one domestic-related complaint, issued one citation/summons and made one arrest. On May 25 at 5:32 p.m., a Honda Civic driven by Zackary Painter, 21, of Frankfort, was eastbound on U.S. 64 East. He told police his steering wheel locked and when he tried to correct, he struck a Ford F-150 driven by Brian D. Stewart of Rowland, N.C. Painter said when he struck Stewart’s vehicle, he closed his eyes, veered left and hit the metal median before spinning back on the road across both lanes and stopping facing west. A passenger in Stewart’s car, Frederick Kirchhoff, 27, of Louisville, was taken to Frankfort Regional Medical Center. Police cited Stewart for operating on a suspended/revoked license, no registration receipt, and failure of non-owner to maintain required insurance. On June 1, a 50-inch TCL smart TV was reported stolen on Amsden Avenue. On May 28, vandalism of a water meter, with damage estimated at $2,900, and the theft of water worth $273 were reported on East Stephens Street in Midway. On May 31, someone vandalized Crossfield Drive with spray paint. On May 26, first-degree criminal trespassing was reported at a Ridge View Road home. On May 29, a 2016 Lincoln MKZ was reported vandalized on Queensway Drive. On May 28, glass, a television, refrigerator and other items were reported vandalized at an Elm Street home, with damage estimated at $800. On May 28, an attempted burglary causing $400 in damage to a metal door was reported on Frankfort Street. On May 25, a citation/summons was issued at the Woodford County Detention Center for possession of marijuana. On May 29, $300 in cash was reported stolen via theft by deception (includes cold checks) at a Water Street home. On May 29, a pair of brown shoes worth $50 and Oxycontin were reported stolen from a home on Oregon Road. On May 20, possession of heroin and Xanax were reported in a North Main Street government building. On May 29, bank fraud worth $480 was reported by a Carpenter Pike resident. On May 26, Jeep tires and wheels worth a total of $800 were reported stolen from a home on Cleveland Avenue. On May 19, landscaping was reported vandalized at a home on Amsden Avenue, with damage estimated at $500. On May 26, a 5 by 6-foot trailer worth $500 was reported stolen on Amsden Avenue. On May 27, third-degree terroristic threatening was reported at a home on McCowans Ferry Alley. On May 29, second-degree assault was reported at a home on Troy Pike. On May 25, second-degree burglary and third-degree terroristic threatening were reported at a home on Troy Pike. Fire Reports City Firefighters made five EMS assists from May 26-June 1. On May 29, they provided public service assistance on St. Clair Street and responded to a fire alarm at the Woodford County Senior Citizens Center that was set off by a sanitizer fog. On May 30, they responded to a false alarm on Lexington Road. On May 31, they responded to a fire alarm, but no fire, at Dollar Tree. On June 1, they responded to a fire alarm, but no fire, in the elevator of the Woodford County Courthouse.
County Firefighters made two EMS assists from May 26-June 1. On May 29, May 30 and June 1, they helped state Fish and Wildlife employees clean the boat ramp on Cummins Ferry Road. On May 30, they responded to two faulty smoke alarms on Lexington Road and a lock-out on Sellers Mill Road. On May 31, they responded to a vehicle accident on I-64 East at mile marker 66. Public Records SUITS Petition for the dissolution of marriage – Justin Hill vs. Krista Hill. Velocity Investments LLC vs. Brian King for $8,456.84 claimed due on a debt. Versino Joyce vs. Kimberli O’ Nan, et al., for $12,245.46 claimed due on a debt.