District Court Week of May 19 Sarah Hays, judge Traffic Speeding – Diallo M. Brooks, Drive Safe Kentucky; Robert I. Bruner, combined with no/expired registration plates and no operator’s license in possession, $248; Hunter A. Guthrie, combined with failure of owner to maintain required insurance, $393 plus state traffic school; Su Kang, Drive Safe Kentucky; Gonzalez DeJesus, combined with no operator’s/moped license, $285. No/expired registration plates – Juan R. Cruz, combined with operating on suspended/revoked operator’s license, $368. DUI – James R. Foster, combined with possession of open alcoholic beverage container in a motor vehicle, $828. Failure of non-owner operator to maintain required insurance – James A.Hendrix, $500. No operator’s/moped license – Felix Gomez, $243. Operating on suspended/revoked operator’s license – Roger L. Noland, $368; Miles N. Williams, combined with disregarding stop sign and failure to maintain required insurance, $868. Possession of open alcoholic beverage container in a motor vehicle – Anthony Patrick, $243. Failure of owner to maintain required insurance – Johnny D. Farler, $643. Disregarding stop sign – Nevin Pang, Drive Safe Kentucky.
Misdemeanors Possession of marijuana – Dare A. Moffitt, Cincinnati, combined with speeding, $340.50. Possession of drug paraphernalia – Ramona Venable, address unavailable, combined with no/expired registration plates and failure of owner to maintain required insurance, $575. Assault, fourth-degree, domestic violence (no visible injury) – Ashley Walls, 216 Arbor Place Drive, $235.50 plus five days with credit. Fraudulent use of a credit card – Brandon Wilson, address unavailable, $235.50 plus 90 days probated for two years. Criminal mischief, third-degree – Sarai Sanchez, Georgetown, $370.50. Criminal attempt at identity theft – Lela J. Gibson, 312 Kentucky Avenue, combined with failure of owner to maintain required insurance, no/expired registration plates and operating on suspended/revoked operator’s license, $1,385.50 plus one day with credit. Terroristic threatening, third-degree – Keshawn S. Ivory, Chicago, combined with public intoxication (controlled substance), resisting arrest, fourth-degree assault, possession of marijuana and carrying a concealed deadly weapon, $210.50 plus 10 days with credit. Police Reports Versailles police responded to one vehicle accident involving injuries, five non-injury accidents, three domestic-related complaints, issued two citations/summons and made two arrests. On May 18 at 5:53 a.m., a Chevrolet Malibu driven by Alphonso Williams, 59, of Lexington, was eastbound on the U.S. 60 Bypass while a Honda Insight driven by Charles C. Kinkead, 56, of 4002 Big Sink Pike, was trying to cross the bypass from Big Sink Pike and a Pontiac G-6 driven by Ivory A. McCord, 39, of Lexington, was waiting for the Insight to pass in order to turn left onto the bypass from Douglas Avenue on a flashing yellow arrow. Williams told police he’d had two hours of sleep and must have dozed off. A witness said he saw the Malibu going through the intersection, where it was struck by the Insight, then hit the G-6. McCord and a passenger, Eric J. Bradley, 50, of 825 Martin Luther King Court, were taken to Bluegrass Community Hospital. On May 22, police made an arrest at Kroger for shoplifting 10 cases of Budweiser. On May 22, a BMW X-5 in a Spring Run Road lot was reported stolen and recovered. On May 22, police made an arrest on Green Gables Drive in Midway for possession of cocaine, possession of marijuana and no registration plates. On May 21, a citation was issued at a Macey Avenue home for second-degree criminal trespassing and possession of drug paraphernalia. On May 22, terroristic threatening was reported at a Curry Court home. On May 20, fraudulent use of a credit worth $4,095.84 was reported at a Huntertown Road home. On May 18, mail was reported stolen from a Wilson Avenue home. On May 18, a vehicle was reported leaving the scene of an accident in the Woodford Plaza parking lot. On May 18, first-degree wanton endangerment was reported at a Mundys Landing Road home. On May 19, patio furniture worth $1,051 was reported stolen from a Marcella Drive home. On May 18, the back door of a Marcella Drive home was reported vandalized, with damage estimated at $250. On May 17, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of heroin and possession of methamphetamine were reported on High Street. On May 11, $54 worth of gas was reported stolen from a convenience store on Midway Road. On May 16, a Toyota Camry was reported vandalized at an Ann Street home, with damage estimated at $500. On May 12, second-degree criminal trespassing, third-degree criminal mischief and vandalized metal chains and padlocks were reported at a Clifton Road farm. On May 17, first-degree wanton endangerment was reported at a Martin Street home in Midway. On May 18, $350 in counterfeit currency was reported at a United Drive bank. On May 17, a vehicle was reported leaving the scene of an accident at a Macey Avenue home that caused $100 in damage to a chain link fence. Fire Reports City Firefighters made nine EMS assists from May 17 to 23. On May 18, they responded to a vehicle accident with injuries at the U.S. 60 Bypass and Big Sink Road. On May 21, they responded to a report of a fire at Big Spring Park that turned out to be a charcoal grill. On May 23, they responded to a fire alarm at Bluegrass Community Hospital.
County Firefighters made two EMS assists from May 17 to 23. On May 17, they responded to a fire alarm on Midway Road caused by a system problem and checked a controlled burn on West Domino Court. On May 18, they checked on a controlled burn on Troy Pike and responded to a downed power line on Foxhound Court. On May 19, they responded to an electrical fire on Duckers Road and a tree fire on Old Frankfort Pike. On May 20, they performed a smoke detector investigation on Venetian Way and a lift assist on Buck Run Road and responded to a false alarm on McCracken Pike caused by a water flow problem and a tree fire on McGee Road. On May 21, they responded to a fire alarm on Lexington Road activated by burnt food. Public Records SUITS Petitions for the dissolution of marriage – Ma S. Suastegui-Ambriz vs. Gabinon Martinez; Amanda J. Sargent vs. John R. Shetrone. Citibank, N.A. vs. Zachary A. Newton for $7,142.68 plus costs claimed due on a debt. Brenda W. Jackson vs. unknown persons who claim any interest in estate of Mary Roberts. Protective Insurance Co. vs. Nine 4 Life Inc. for $54,821 plus interest, costs and attorney fees claimed due on a debt. Westbanco Bank Inc. vs. Laurel E. McKinley for $19,866.10 plus interest, late charges, late fees, court costs and attorney fees claimed due on a debt. Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, TR vs. Heather Wethington for $132,987.58 plus interest, escrow advances, costs and attorney fees claimed due on a debt.
DEEDS Mary Jane Scott to Joseph F. Jensen, 501-503 Oak Street, $195,700. Paul T. Barnes and Linda Barnes to Versailles Properties, LLC (Robert J. Tomek, manager), 107 High Street, $150,000. Paul T. Barnes and Linda Barnes to Versailles Properties, LLC, 101 High Street (office building), $491,200. Michael Garkovich and Janice Garkovich to Havalah L. Lee and Jeremy Ryan Lee, 985 Oregon Road, $115,500. McKee Lodge No. 35 to New Star South, LLC (Reagan C. Berry, member), 102-104 South Main Street, $200,000. Donivan Chilton Jeffries and Dorothy Frances Jeffries, as co-trustees of the Donivan Chilton Jeffries and Dorothy Frances Jeffries Revocable Living Trust, to Ellen Hellard and Toni Jackson Curtis, as co-trustees of the Donivan Chilton Jeffries and Dorothy Frances Jeffries Irrevocable Trust, 102 Blackburn Court, $1. Larry W. Demeritte and Inga Demeritte to Erin K. Knehr and Christopher G. Knehr, 8.619 acres on Shady Lane, $129,285. Robert C. Stilz Jr., as master commissioner of the Woodford Circuit Court, to Gurjindepal Singh, 424 Marsailles Road, $200,000. Mary Evelyn Cooper to Kenneth P. Lawson, 170 Spring Run Road, other consideration. Karen H. McGaughey and John McGaughey to Douglas W. McGaughey, an undivided one-sixths interest in 1800 Duncan Road, $117,000. Robert E. Howard Jr. and Donna W. Howard to Bleed Blue Properties, LLC (Ronny Barnes, member), 797 Marcella Drive, $150,000. Ilya Sharapov to Mary Motion, 420 South Winter Street, Midway, $377,500. Legends Development, LLC (Robert DeArmond, member) to Andover Construction, LLC (Mike Hall, member), 470 and 399 Mission Drive, $156,000. Gertrude M. Harmon to Robert Matthew McCall and Brooke Marie Schirmer, 524 Regent Court, $272,500. Stewart Christopher Vickrey and Amanda Vickrey to Jennifer Shackleton, 480 Delaney Ferry Road, $380,000. Sandra Taylor to Keith P. Taylor, 310 Chestnut Lane, $154,500.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Alva Sherrelle Lewis and Joseph Gurell Williams; Sherry Lynn Williams and Michael Todd Bowman; Heather Ceilidh Craig and Austin Ramiro Salazar.