District Court Week of April 18 Sarah Hays, judge Traffic Failure of non-owner operator to maintain required insurance – Gary W. Blythe, $643; Jordy Castaneda-Gonzalez, combined with no/expired registration plates, careless driving, no operator’s/moped license and attempted possession of an alcoholic beverage container in a motor vehicle, $853. Speeding – Nicole B. Burton, Alive at 25; Jorge Castaneda, combined with no operator’s/moped license, $371; Judah Ford, Alive at 25; Steve R. Jutz, state traffic school; James S. King, $173; Edgar M. Vazques, combined with operating on suspended/revoked operator’s license, $385.50. Operating motor vehicle under influence of substance – Jose Chavez, combined with no operator’s/moped license,$893 plus 30 days with credit; Christopher Ramirez, $793. No operator’s license in possession – Erica F. Kendall, $193; Brittany L. Miller, combined with disregarding stop sign, $218; Yesenia M. Pantoja, $193; Taymarcis S. Taylor, $193. DUI – Bryan Lopez, combined with no operator’s/moped license and failure to register transfer of motor vehicle, $593 plus three days with credit. No/expired registration plates – Carlos J. Lopez, $25. No operator’s/moped license – Felipe Mancilla, combined with failure to wear seatbelt, $418; Emiterio Mendoza, $243; Pablo Salas, $343. Failure of owner to maintain required insurance – Katherine E. Ramirez, combined with operating on suspended/revoked operator’s license, $1,343. Disregarding stop sign – Igor Serdyuk, $143 plus state traffic school.
Misdemeanor Wanton endangerment, second-degree – Jeffrey R. Roark, 1130 Scotts Ferry East, combined with operating on suspended/revoked operator’s license, $385.50. Police Reports Versailles police responded to one motor vehicle accident involving an injury, 14 non-injury accidents, issued one citation/summons and made two arrests. On April 25, a silver box trailer worth $6,000 was reported stolen on South Winter Street in Midway and later recovered, badly damaged. On April 25, yard signs worth $20 were reported stolen on North Main Street. On April 25, first-degree wanton endangerment was reported at a restaurant on Green Gables Drive in Midway. On April 25, a vehicle was reported leaving the scene of an accident on Lexington Road. On April 24, 79 Katahdin sheep of various colors worth a total of $25,000 were reported stolen on Old Frankfort Pike. On April 23, a mailbox on Sellers Mill Road was reported vandalized, with damage estimated at $100. On April 23, police made an arrest on Mundys Landing Road for second-degree assault and possession of methamphetamine. On April 22, a Ford Explorer on Bryanwood Drive was reported vandalized, with damage estimated at $400. On April 22, a citation was issued on Elm Street Heights for possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. On April 22, $220 worth of Buprenorphine was reported stolen from a home on Boston Drive. On April 21, a 2004 Chevrolet C/K 2500 worth $15,000 was reported stolen from a Fords Mill Road home. On April 20, a purse with several items worth a total of $200 was reported stolen from a vehicle at a High Street home. On April 20, police made an arrest on Frankfort Street for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of a substance, possession of heroin, one headlight, possession of methamphetamine, driving on a DUI-suspended license and careless driving. Fire Reports City Firefighters made 20 EMS assists from April 19 to 25. On April 20, they responded to a fire alarm at a home on Ridgewood Drive. On April 21, they responded to a fire alarm at a home on Nancy Street. On April 25, they responded to a fire alarm at the Woodford County Public Library.
County Firefighters made six EMS assists from April 19 to 25. On April 19, they responded to a malfunctioning alarm on Hope Lane, a fire alarm caused by system trouble on Berry Avenue, a grass fire on South Main Street and an unfounded report of a car fire on Dry Ridge Road. On April 20, they responded to a downed power line on Sycamore Parkway and a fire alarm on McCracken Pike. On April 21, they responded to an alarm set off by burnt food on Lexington Road. On April 21, they responded to a fire alarm set off by a bad detector on Berry Avenue, a grass fire on Watts Ferry Road and a lockout on Yorkshire Court. On April 23, they responded to a motor vehicle accident on Lexington Road, an illegal burn on Spring Station Road, a grass fire on Pisgah Pike, a motor vehicle accident on U.S. 60 East, a motor vehicle accident on Midway Road with injuries and a fatality (see brief on page 6), a lockout on Dry Ridge Road and two muck fires on Spring Station Road. Public Records SUITS Petition for the dissolution of marriage – Michele A. Caudill vs. Tony L. Caudill. Rector Hayden Realtors, et al., vs. Five Springs Farm for $119,392.55 plus interest, costs and attorney fees claimed due on a debt. Justin Cowley vs. Hawkins Construction, Inc., et al., for damages, costs, attorney fees and interest claimed due for February 2021 motor vehicle accident. Natasha R. Escareno vs. Ezekial D. Escareno for support of minor child.