District Court Week of Oct. 21 Sarah Hays, judge Traffic Improper registration plate – Megan Campbell, combined with failure of owner to maintain required insurance, $1,168. Speeding – Doneesha A. Carter, $143 plus state traffic school; Rachel M. French, $143 plus state traffic school; Kenya W. Kinard, $198; Justin T. Sturgeon, combined with no/expired registration plates and failure to maintain required insurance, $688. Disregarding stop sign – Ryan L. Ford, $168. No/expired registration plates – Jennifer E. McClain, combined with failure of owner to maintain required insurance, $418; Carla R. Washington, $168. No operator’s/moped license – Obed Ramos, $243. Failure of owner to maintain required insurance – Ricky D. Sutton, $243.
Misdemeanors Wanton endangerment, second-degree – Mitchell W. Wilson, 240 High Street, $668 plus 30 days with credit. Disorderly conduct, second-degree – Gary W. King, Winchester, $185.50 plus one day with credit. Possession of marijuana – Cathy J. Sparks, 656 McCracken Pike, $260.50. Police Reports Versailles police responded to five vehicle accidents involving injuries, 15 non-injury accidents, one domestic-related complaint and made two arrests. On Oct. 17 at 7:51 a.m., a GMC Savanna driven by Roger E. Harper, 56, of Leitchfield, was in the right lane of the Bluegrass Parkway when he encountered backed-up traffic near the Lexington Road exit. His vehicle rear-ended a Kia Sorento driven by Karen K. Whitehouse, 68, of Lawrenceburg. Police say inattention and not being under proper control on the part of Harper caused the wreck. Harper was taken to Bluegrass Community Hospital. On Oct. 17 at 11:19 a.m., a Nissan Maxima driven by Michael A. Gray, 40, of 939 Altamont Court, was westbound on Falling Springs Boulevard while a Honda Insight driven by James Minton, 84, of 327 Hillcrest Drive, was stopped at the intersection of South Hill Road and Falling Springs Boulevard. As the Maxima approached, the Insight pulled out and struck it, causing the Maxima to spin and strike stop and street signs. Police say inattention on the part of Minton caused the accident. He was taken to UK Chandler Hospital. On Oct. 22 at 8:04 a.m., a Toyota Tundra driven by Donald C. Nelson, 33, of Lexington, was westbound in the left lane of Frankfort Road. He told police that a vehicle in front of his slowed or stopped, then moved to the right to go around a turning vehicle. Nelson said he saw a Honda Odyssey driven by Jeremy J. Shaba, 30, of West Bloomfield, Mich., partly in the median and partly in the left lane and swerved to the left to avoid it. Shaba told police he was turning left from Frankfort Road into Ashford Stud when he was rear-ended. Police say Nelson’s vehicle was not under proper control. Woodford County EMS personnel responded to the scene. On Oct. 22 at 9:07 a.m., a Kia Borrego driven by Allison R. Wilson, 37, of 405 Normandy Road, was on Marsailles Road turning left onto Lexington Road towards Versailles when her vehicle was struck by a Ford F-150 driven by Kenneth A. Isaacs, 63, of Georgetown. She told police she had a green light. Isaacs said he was eastbound on Lexington Road and had a green light. With no witnesses, police were unable to determine who was at fault. An eight-month-old child in Wilson’s car was taken to UK Chandler Hospital. On Oct. 23 at 4:25 p.m., a Chrysler Aspen driven by Jamie N. Robinson, 46, of 720 Scotts Ferry West was turning left from Rose Hill Avenue to High Street. She told police she was blinded by glare from the sun and rear-ended a Chevrolet Cruze driven by Willard E. Couch, 58, of 125 Powhatan Trail, which was waiting to turn onto Rose Hill Avenue. Police say Robinson failed to keep the proper lane. Woodford County EMS personnel responded to the scene. On Oct. 27, a pressure washer worth $600 was reported stolen from a backyard on Morgan Street. On Oct. 27, unauthorized use of a Ford Taurus worth $1,700 was reported on Bryanwood Drive. On Oct. 20, a personal check worth $42 was reported stolen by a Dunkirk Drive resident. On Oct. 27, a McCowans Ferry Road Alley home window was reported vandalized, with damage estimated at $250. On Oct. 27, police made an arrest on Church Street for assaulting a probation or police officer and a charge of person 18-20 years old possessing/purchasing/attempting to purchase/having another purchase alcohol. On Oct. 24, second-degree criminal trespassing was reported at a home on Mildred Street. On Oct. 23, three CBD Moon Pods worth a total of $45 were reported stolen from the Stop and Go Tobacco shop. On Oct. 23, a vehicle was reported leaving the scene of an accident on Oregon Road that caused $500 in damage to a Ford Fiesta. On Oct. 22, second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument involving a Kentucky Bank check worth $380 and the theft of $200 in cash were reported at a home on East Scotts Ferry Road home. On Oct. 18, a vehicle was reported leaving the scene of an accident on East Main Street in Midway that damaged a Hyundai Santa Fe. On Oct. 22, a vehicle was reported leaving the scene of an accident in a Curry Court parking lot that caused $1,000 in damage to a Nissan Murano. Fire Reports
City Firefighters made 28 EMS assists during the past week. On Oct. 22, they responded to a vehicle accident with injuries at U.S. 60 and Kroger Way. On Oct. 23, they responded to a vehicle accident on Maple Street, an unintentional alarm activation on Arbor Meadow Way, a vehicle accident with injuries on High Street, and a lock-out on Tyrone Pike. On Oct. 24, they responded to a gas leak on Douglas Avenue, a vehicle accident on U.S. 60, a gas leak on Elm Street Heights and a malfunctioning carbon monoxide detector on McDavid Drive. On Oct. 25, they responded to a vehicle accident on Tyrone Pike. On Oct. 27, they responded to a malfunctioning alarm on Frankfort Street and had a run to Beasley Road cancelled en route. On Oct. 28, they responded to a gas leak on Macey Avenue, a brush fire on Macey Avenue, a vehicle accident on Lexington Street, had a run to Tyrone Pike cancelled en route and performed an extrication from a vehicle on Old Dry Ridge Road.
County Firefighters made one EMS assist during the past week. On Oct. 22, they responded to a vehicle accident on U.S. 60 West, a grass fire on Troy Pike, and an alarm set off by burnt food on Charmac Road. On Oct. 23, they assisted an occupant with a combine, responded to a false alarm on Duckers Road and performed a carbon monoxide investigation on Winton Road. On Oct. 25, they replaced smoke detector batteries on Tincher Drive, responded to a vehicle accident on Pinckard Pike and checked a controlled burn on Lexington Road. On Oct. 26, they responded to a false alarm on McCowans Ferry Road and a vehicle accident on Midway Road. On Oct. 27, they responded to a false alarm on Lexington Road. On Oct. 28, they responded to a lawnmower fire on Dry Ridge Road, a vehicle accident on Tyrone Pike and checked a controlled burn on Kidds Mill Road. Public Records Suits University of Kentucky Federal Credit Union vs. David Seaford for $10,607.80 plus attorney fees and costs claimed due on a debt. Regional Acceptance Corporation vs. Jason Terry for $1,530.27 plus interest claimed due on a debt. American Express National Bank vs. Jared Reed for $13,676.04 plus court costs claimed due on a debt. Tonya Hurt vs. Kenneth Black, et al., for custody of minor child. Kentucky Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company (A/S/O Michael R. Hall) vs. Jessica N. Roberts for damages and costs related to April 2019 vehicle accident. Prestige Finance Services, Inc. vs. Tom E. Lone for $9,816.11 plus attorney fees, interest and court costs claimed due on a debt.
DEEDS Kenneth A. Weaver and Summer Weaver to Ward Ranch & Cattle, LLC (Wesley Ward, member), 48.852 acres at 2850 Paynes Mill Road, $875,000. Exhale Properties, LLC (Marette Farrell, member) to Marette Farrell, 3609 Cabinhill Lane, other consideration. Robert C. Stilz Jr., as master commissioner of the Woodford Circuit Court, to Home Point Financial Corporation, 105 Westview Drive, $220,632. Laura L. Labreck to Matthew James Dawkins, 215 Lynnwood Court, $139,000. Aaron W. Billings and Susan R. Billings to Megan Gabrielle Billings and Teresa Lee Billings, 302 Westwood Court, $38,000. SPR Management Company, LLC (James Bradley Lawson, member) to Linda Mary Schaefer, 305 Blue Spruce Court, $204,000. Christopher P. Ott and Tammy L. Ott to Katrina M. Allender and George F. Allender, 1200 Fords Mill Road, other consideration. Christopher C. Brown to Ashley S. Brown, 739 Eureka Drive, $1, quitclaim deed. Ball Homes, LLC to Lanes View Neighborhood Association, Inc., 236 Chestnut Lane, and .33-acre and 2.44-acre land parcels on Chestnut Lane, $1 and other consideration, quitclaim deed. Ball Homes, LLC to Steve Bowling and Paula Bowling, 5971 Crabapple Road, $349,924. Ball Homes, LLC to Roger Thomas Vance Jr. and Amanda Laura Vance, 416 Hastings Lane, $350,109. Lynn B. Darr and Jeffery D. Darr to The Lepore Company, LLC (Carrie Lapore, member), 173 Macey Avenue, $42,500. Ball Homes, LLC to Nick Allen Ramsey and Andrea Taylor Ramsey, 3025 Rose Bud Road, $296,858. Leslie Chisley, David Chisley, Calandra Campbell, Eikenrenkoetter Campbell, Ivy Alman-Allen, Patricia Ellis Chisley and Craig N. Chisley Jr. to Matthew R. Smither and Rebekah J. Smither, 250 Shoreacres Road, quitclaim deed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Kathryn Nicole Pfeffer and John Joseph Swiger; Deanna Nicole Petty and Benjamin Keith Foster; Joseph Sterling Marshall and Autum Renea Lawson; Danielle Lynn Cusick and Thomas Emerson Ficken; Michelle Yvette Twitty and Timmy Lee Bidwell; Joseph Scott Flores and Tina Renee Mahnke; Krisina Ruthann Blakeman and Michael Wesley Johnson; Katelyn Diane Clemons and Keaton Dale Dailey; Caitlyn Dean Durham and Daniel Scott Mercer; Jon Erik Henson and Brianna Nicole Mills; Sunday Melody Rice and Christopher Michael Gullette; Megan Keaton Murphy and Gregory Jade Koch.