District Court
June 17, 2024, docket, Sarah Hays Spedding, District Judge presiding
Speeding – Raven Brown, state traffic school; Kevin Bingham, $20; Tavian Cotton, Alive at 25; Astrid Montoya, Alive at 25; Noah Kerr, state traffic school; Conor McNamara, Alive at 25; Carlos Moreno, Alive at 25; Ashley Starks, combined with no license in possession and no registration plate, $105; Xavier Stubbs, state traffic school; Javae Thompson, $34; Charles Whitlow, combined with possession of marijuana, $180.
Passing loading/unloading school bus – Jackson Pernice, $200.
Operating on suspended license – Ryan King, combined with disregard directions from officer to pull over, $225.
No license – Jocsan Moran, combined with no seat belt, $125.
Reckless driving – Thomas Hager, $100.
No insurance – Kaegan Bishop, $400.
No license in possession – Kaylar Holbrook, $50.
Misdemeanors
Norman Bush – menacing, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct, 45 days, serve 15, probate balance two years and no contact with three victims.
Deborah Hope – possession of a controlled substance (methamphetamine) and illegally possess legend drug, 365 days, serve 12, probate balance two years with drug screens and stay current on child support.
Ashley Kernen – public intoxication and possession of marijuana, $150 and two days.
Jenny Young – disorderly conduct, one day.
Circuit Court
June 12, 1 p.m.
Kathryn Gabhart, judge
Sentencing
Randal O. Holman, 57, of Versailles, was ordered to serve 240 days in jail with the remainder of a 10-year prison sentence probated for five years on charges of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol/drugs (fourth offense, aggravator) and driving on a DUI suspended license (third offense, aggravator). His operator’s license was suspended for 60 months.
Hogan Teague, 30, of Lancaster, was placed on three years probation for first-degree possession of a controlled substance. An 18-month prison sentence was suspended.
Pleas
Rashawn Vinegar, 42, of Lexington, was ordered to serve 30 days in jail with the remainder of a three-year prison sentence probated for three years on charges of theft by unlawful taking or disposition (shoplifting), possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor), resisting arrest (misdemeanor), two counts of first-degree promoting contraband, first-degree possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor).
Robert Tennill, 44, of Versailles, pleaded guilty to an amended charge of second-degree assault, two counts of first-degree wanton endangerment, third-degree terroristic threatening (misdemeanor). The commonwealth recommended nine years in prison, a $1,000 fine and $2,887.50 restitution
Arraignments
Leshaun Manica, 40, of Frankfort, pleaded not guilty to driving a motor vehicle while license suspended for DUI (third or greater offense), tampering with physical evidence, driving a motor vehicle while license suspended for DUI (third or greater offense), failure to produce insurance card (violation), no/expired Kentucky registration receipt (violation), no/expired registration plates (violation), speeding (19 mph over/limited access; violation) and contempt of court.
James Whitehouse, 40, of Lexington, pleaded not guilty to first-degree possession of a controlled substance.
Dismissed
Charges of first-degree wanton endangerment, leaving the scene of an accident/failure to render assistance (misdemeanor), second-degree possession of a controlled substance, operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of a substance, possession of marijuana (misdemeanor), license to be in possession (misdemeanor), failure to produce insurance card (violation) and failure to wear seatbelts (violation) against Emily Stevenson (deceased) were dismissed.
Probation
Alberto Zambrano, 25, of Georgetown, was ordered to serve 60 days in jail for violating terms of his probation for attempted strangulation (misdemeanor) and fourth-degree assault (misdemeanor). Also, his probation was extended to June 12, 2026.
Police Reports
Versailles police responded to 21 non-injury accidents and made one arrest.
On May 22, they responded to Tincher Drive on a reported theft of an iPad reader from a car valued at $500.
On June3, they responded to a business on Lexington Road on a theft using cold checks of $275.
On June 6, they responded to a report of the theft of a wallet with $10 on Breckenride Drive and a theft of stolen Honda vehicle which they recovered but had its vehicle ID number defaced.
On June 9, they responded to a report of $300 stolen on Charmac Road.
On June 10, they responded to the theft of $1,011.89 in cash from a restaurant on Lexington Road.
On June 13, they responded to a report of intimidation of a witness in a court proceeding on Hill Road.
On June 14, they responded to a number of items stolen valued at $2,200 on Dry Ridge Road and made an arrest on Beasley Road for escape and identity theft.
Fire Reports
City
The Versailles Fire Department EMTs made 18 EMS calls, performed two fire inspections and installed one car seat from June 11 to June 17.
On June 11, they responded to a fire alarm on Industry Road and performed hazardous material clean up on the U.S. 60 Bypass.
On June 16, they responded to a vehicle lock-in on Kroger Way and responded to a fire alarm on Main Street.
On June 17, they responded to a fire alarm on Tyrone Pike and were dispatched to Cheney Road and canceled in route.
County
The Woodford County Fire Department EMTs made nine EMS calls from June 4 to June 14.
On June 4, they responded to a downed power line on Cypress Road.
On June 5, they performed a controlled inspection on Old Frankfort Pike and responded to a false alarm caused by burnt food on Deerfield Drive.
On June 6, they responded to a gas leak on Old Frankfort Pike and a small house fire on Regent Court.
On June 7, they responded to an injury car accident on I-64 and false alarm from a faulty detector on Pinckard Pike.
On June 8, they responded to a vehicle accident on U.S. 60.
On June 11, they responded to an accident on I-64 and a lock-out on Chestnut Lane.
On June 12, they responded to a bicycle accident on Clifton Road.
On June 13, they responded to a controlled burn on Troy Pike.
On June 14, they responded to a controlled burn on Troy Pike, a car accident on Pisgah Pike and Paynes Mill Road, inspected a smoke detector on Buck Run and responded to a vehicle accident on the Bluegrass Parkway.
Public Records
SUITS
Midland Credit Management v. Juanita Paris – action on account for $7,820.78.
Lendmark Financial Services LLC v. Andrew & Heather Dixon – action on account $5,562.15.
Felicity Wilson v. Mark Sturgill & ark Cay- action for damages from injuries in a car accident..
Tatiana Pardo-Mendoza v. Fernando Pardo-Velasquez – petition for dissolution of marriage.
LVNV Funding LLC v. Patrick Redding – action on account for $5,854.35.
JP Morgan Chase Bank NA v. Patricia Fleet – action on account for $6,222.34.
Discover Bank v. Kelly Jessie – action on account for $10,632.25.
Kayla Hermes v. Alexis Fryman & Joseph Brown – petition for custody and visitation.
Maureen Lyons v. Berek Dore – action for breach of contract, fraud and undue enrichment relating to construction of custom equine barn and arena.
DEEDS
Tyler Center, LLC (David W. Nicklies, manager) to E. Calvert Kesley Prime Holdings, LLC (Edward Kelsey, member), 341 Kroger Way (AutoZone building), $1,350,000.
Keith B. Knight to Charlsey Nave and Nathan Baker, 618 Turret Court, $359,900.
Ricky A. Adkins, as administrator of the Donald K. Adkins estate, to John M. Reed and Connie S. Lewis, 5715 Fords Mill Road, $130,000.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Lauren Nicole Wood and Matthew Gregory Storrs; Loran Richlan Smith and Micah Bryce Cowen.