Public Records – November 7th

District Court Week of Oct. 28 Mary Jane Phelps, judge Traffic DUI – Sean P. Buchanan, $743; Oliver D. Everson, combined with failure to file accident report, $843; Thomas D. Reinle, $743; Natasha D. Rice, $778; Lukas W. VanMeter, $893 plus 14 days with two days credit. Speeding – Roberto Chavez, combined with no operator’s/moped license, $343; Adel M. Chouk, $143 plus state traffic school; Serhat Keskin, combined with no operator’s/moped license, $248; William A. Warman, state traffic school; Rebecca H. Verst, combined with improper passing, $173 plus state traffic school. Disregarding stop sign – Luis A.F. Sanchez, combined with failure of owner to maintain required insurance, $268. Failure to produce insurance card – Danny T. Keys, $100. Improper/no windshield – Heather D. Patton, combined with operating on suspended/revoked operator’s license, failure of owner to maintain required insurance and no/expired registration plates, $1,393. Communication device violation – Emily A. Schmidt, $168.

Misdemeanors Criminal possession of forged instrument, third-degree – Anthony C. Cole, Louisville, combined with theft by deception (includes cold checks), $221.04 plus two days with credit. Menacing – David Hartley, 142 North Locust Street, $185.50 plus two days with two days credit. Alcohol intoxication in a public place – Eugene McDaniel III, 416 Marsailles Road, $168; Nicholas Richardson, Stamping Ground, $200.50, Yazmine Castro, address unavailable, combined with fourth-degree assault, non-visible injury, $160.50 plus two days with two days credit. Assault, fourth-degree, domestic violence (minor injury) – Camilla Hensley, $160.50 plus two days with two days credit. Criminal trespassing, second-degree – Anthony Rice, address unavailable, 30 days with credit. Possession of controlled substance, second-degree – Robert G. Cummins, Lexington, $185.50 plus two days with credit. Unauthorized use of motor vehicle, first-degree – John H. Swann, 204 Heather Way, $1,056.30 plus 104 days, serve 14 days with credit and balance probated for two years. Police Reports Versailles police responded to two vehicle accidents involving injuries, 24 non-injury accidents, five domestic-related complaints, issued two citations/summonses and made five arrests. On Nov. 4, possession of heroin was reported at McDonald’s. On Nov. 4, a Bridgestone tire was reported vandalized on Court Street, with damage estimated at $100. On Nov. 3, police made an arrest at a Dunroven Road home for first-degree wanton endangerment involving a handgun and first-degree unlawful imprisonment. On Nov. 3, third-degree assault (EMS/fire/rescue squad) was reported at a home on Williams Lane. On Nov. 2, third-degree terroristic threatening involving anti-transgender bias was reported at Petco. On Nov. 3, police issued a citation/summons on Lexington Road for speeding and possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. On Nov. 2, police issued a citation/summons on Lexington Road for possession of marijuana. On Oct. 25, police made an arrest at a home on Marcella Drive for possession of marijuana, tampering with physical evidence and resisting arrest. On Oct. 29, a vehicle was reported leaving the scene of an accident on the Bluegrass Parkway. On Oct. 30, vandalism to the concession stand at the Woodford County Park was reported, with damage estimated at $495. On Oct. 30, fraudulent use of a credit card worth $1,269 was reported at a store on Troy Pike. On Oct. 30, first-degree strangulation was reported in a Curry Court parking lot. On Oct. 28, vandalism to a front door during an attempted burglary was reported, with damage estimated at $500. On Oct. 29, third-degree terroristic threatening was reported on Sarah Blake Lane. On Oct. 30, fraudulent use of a credit card involving the purchase of $1,000 in tools was reported at Kroger. On Oct. 29, a cold check for $200 was reported at a Lexington Road store. On Oct. 30, the shoplifting of a Heineken worth $3.09 was reported at the Circle K on Yellow Jacket Drive. Fire Reports City Firefighters made 20 EMS assists during the past week. On Oct. 28, they responded to arcing electrical equipment on Kroger Way and helped clean up a gas or other flammable liquid spill on Lexington Street. On Oct. 31, they made a good intent call on Prospect Place. On Nov. 1, they were called to an address on Elm Street, but found nothing. On Nov. 2, they responded to a vehicle accident with injuries on the U.S. 60 Bypass. On Nov. 3, they responded to an unintentional alarm on North Main Street and a brush fire on Virginia Avenue.

County Firefighters made three EMS assists during the past week. On Oct. 29, they responded to vehicle accidents on Pinckard Pike and Midway Road, burnt food on a stove on Hedden Road, and performed a carbon monoxide detector investigation on Shepherds Trace. On Oct. 30, they responded to vehicle accidents on I-64 at mile markers 62 and 65, another in a rest area off I-64, and a false alarm on Pinckard Pike. On Oct. 31, they responded to a vehicle accident on the Bluegrass Parkway at mile marker 62, burnt food on Eureka Drive, and a chimney fire on Shoreacres Road. On Nov. 1, they responded to a vehicle accident on I-64 East. On Nov. 2, they responded to a vehicle accident on U.S. 60 East. On Nov. 3, they cleaned oil off the road after a vehicle accident on Hedden Road and used the jaws of life after a vehicle accident on Pinckard Pike. On Nov. 4, they responded to a structure fire on Marland Park and checked a controlled burn on Blackhawk Circle. Public Records Suits Petition for the dissolution of marriage – Peyton L. D’Egidio vs. Timothy P. D’Egidio. Commonwealth of Kentucky, ex rel., et al., vs. Antonio Johnson for support of minor children. Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, A.S. vs. Anita R. Lile for $118,334.07 plus interest, fees, advances, costs, attorney fees and other charges claimed due on a debt. Rupert Demetriadi, et al., vs. Safeco Insurance Company of America for damages, attorney fees and costs related to October 2017 damage by water heater. American Express National Bank vs. Andrew Harris for $57,440.11 plus court costs claimed due on a debt. Cathleen Monroe vs. Brianna Jones, et al., for damages, interest and costs related to July 2018 motor vehicle accident. Wilmington Savings Fund Society, ESB, D/B vs. Joe Uttinger for $83,641.52 plus interest, late fees, escrow advances, court costs, expenses and attorney fee claimed due on a debt.