Public Record for November 13

BOYLE

DISTRICT COURT
Cases handled recently in Boyle District Court, listed by name, charge, fine and jail sentence, where applicable, include the following. Court costs also were assessed in most cases. Ages and addresses are listed if available.

Judge Jeff Dotson presiding
Reed H. Hartner, 30, 1121 Daniel Drive, second-degree burglary, amended to first-degree criminal trespassing, 270 days; theft of controlled substance, amended to criminal attempt, 270 days, concurrently.
Marshall R. Thompson, 28, Lancaster, driving on DUI-suspended license, 30 days; possession of marijuana, 30 days, consecutively ; possession of drug paraphernalia, 30 days, concurrently; controlled substance prescription not in original container, 30 days, concurrently, credit for two days served.
Johnnie R. Abney, Irvine, second-degree criminal mischief, 90 days, credit for 20 days served, remaining time probated one year, $261.64 restitution, banned from Walmart.
Marc Dady, 26, 511 Logan Ave., receiving stolen property less than $500, 90 days, probated one year, banned from American Pawn and property on Orchard Avenue; contempt of court, six days, consecutively, credit for six days served.
Silverio Hernandez Raymundo, Georgia, fourth-degree assault, $100, 30 days, consecutively with all other time, credit for three days served, remaining time probated one year.
John H. Turner, Lebanon, theft by deception less than $500, 15 days, probated one year, check paid; contempt of court, 41 days, consecutively, credit for 41 days served.
Donnie Graves II, 36, Danville, violation of protective order, 90 days, consecutively with all other time, to serve 45 days, credit for 31 days served, remaining time probated one year.
Susan C. Nevius, Lebanon, theft by unlawful taking, 365 days, to serve 90 days, credit for 67 days served, remaining time probated two years, $136 restitution, banned from JCPenney; contempt of court, dismissed.
Ramona K. Phillips-Coffey, 38, Hustonville, theft by unlawful taking, $200, 30 days, probated one year, $39.66 restitution, banned from Kroger.
April D. Pittman, 36, Stanford, theft by unlawful taking, 120 days, probated one year, $49.94 restitution, banned from Walmart.
William E. Thornton, 29, 45 Jackson St., fraudulent use of credit card less than $500 within six months, $200, 45 days, credit for one day served, remaining time probated one year, $160 restitution.
Judy Wallace, 48, 849 Hilltop Road, theft by unlawful taking, $200, 30 days, probated one year, $60.24 restitution, banned from Walmart.
Kimberly R. Wesley, 32, Stanford, speeding 25 mph over limit, dismissed; DUI, $300, 45 days, to serve four days, credit for nine hours served, remaining time suspended one year, license suspended 120 days.
Hannah L. Wicker, 20, 4918-A Hustonville Road, second-degree criminal trespassing, $100, 30 days; two counts of contempt of court, 10 days on each count, consecutively, credit for 10 days served, remaining time probated one year, banned from Walmart.
David Shane Whitehouse, violation of protective order, 30 days; resisting arrest, amended to second-degree fleeing or evading, 30 days, consecutively, credit for seven days served, remaining time probated one year.

Commissioner Adam Miller presiding
Jason A. Dunagan, 27, 618 Carrigan Drive, three counts of theft by deception less than $500, $100, check diversion program; contempt of court, continued.
William L. Love, 45, Stanford, theft by deception less than $500, check diversion program.
Kevin S. Lay, 29, Stanford, public intoxication, merged with second-degree disorderly conduct, $150; resisting arrest, dismissed; possession of marijuana, $200; possession of drug paraphernalia, $100.

GRAND JURY
Cases referred to the Boyle County grand jury recently include:
Andrew W. Blevins, 20, streets of Danville, receiving stolen property less than $10,000.

CIVIL JUDGMENTS
Civil judgments handed down in Boyle Circuit Court include:
Bradley Allen Sapp vs. Ashley Shannon Sapp, divorce granted.
AmeriCredit Financial Services vs. Carl M. Webb, summary judgment for plaintiff, $8,781 plus interest and fees.
PBI Bank Inc. vs. G.B.L. Construction Co. Inc. and Betty G. Edwards, judgment for plaintiff and order of sale, $61,455 plus interest and fees.
BACH¿Loans Servicing vs. Oscar D. Angel, default judgment for plaintiff and order of sale, $29,647 plus interest and fees.
Mitzi Michelle Marples vs. Tyler Shane Marples, divorce granted.
Shannon Lewis  Pinkston vs. Thomas Allen Pinkston, divorce granted.
CitiBank vs. Tracy L. Wilson, default judgment for plaintiff, $8,989 plus interest and fees.
GE Money Bank vs. Joe Stines, default judgment for plaintiff, $11,922 plus interest and fees.
Ruby Edwards vs. Timothy O’Neil Edwards, divorce granted.

NEW DRIVERS
New driver’s licenses issued recently in Boyle County include:
Breanna Barbour
Robyn Franklin

CASEY

DISTRICT COURT
Cases handled recently in Casey District Court, listed by name, charge, fine and jail sentence, where applicable, include the following. Court costs also were assessed in most cases. Ages and addresses are listed if available.

Judge Michael Loy presiding
Jesse M. McFarland, 45, Hustonville, DUI, $725.50, license suspended 90 days; no seat belt, dismissed.
Brandon P. Davenport, 26, Windsor, fourth-degree domestic assault, 30 days, credit for one day served, remaining time suspended six months.
Kaleb Compton, 21, 11388 Ky. 49, third-degree criminal trespassing, $250, banned from property.
Matthew Luttrell, 20, Village Apartments, third-degree criminal trespassing, $250, banned from property.
Dwayne Evans, two counts of theft by deception less than $300, 10 days, suspended one year.
Jackie Ray Miller, 56, 7467 W. Ky. 70, cultivation of five or more marijuana plants, amended to less than five plants, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia, $150 fine, $500 fee, 30 days, to serve five days, remaining time suspended one year, forfeit paraphernalia to be destroyed.
Tanner Barnett, 25, 3876 Ky. 1547, cultivation of five or more marijuana plants, amended to less than five plants, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia, $150 fine, $500 fees, 30 days, to serve five days, remaining time suspended one year, forfeit paraphernalia to be destroyed.
William Chase Abell, 22, 717 Campbellsville St., second-degree fleeing or evading police, six months, to serve 60 days, credit for any time served, remaining time suspended one year.
Helen L. Passmore, 54, 285 Ellison Road, DUI, $755.50, license suspended 90 days.

GRAND JURY
Cases referred to the Casey County grand jury recently include:
Jeremi K. Luttrell, 20, 233 Smith St., manufacturing methamphetamine.
Joshua B. Hines, 19, Bethelridge, manufacturing meth; possession of drug paraphernalia.
Larry Neal Allen, 56, Dunnville, driving on DUI-suspended license; DUI,¿second offense; possession of cancelled or false driver’s license; reckless driving; first-degree fleeing or evading police.

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Marriage licenses issued recently in the office of Casey County Clerk Casey Davis include:
Sherrie Lynn Sears, 43, dairy farmer, and Arvis J. Luttrell, 57, Tarter Gate, both of Windsor.
Milissa  Mae Wethington, 42, homemaker, Campbellsville, and Michael Dean Miller, 55, factory worker, 55, Liberty.
Whitney Michelle Raney, 22, care provider, and Brandon Shane Dunham , 26, construction, both of Kings Mountain.
Barbara Ann Winchell, 44, CNA, and Jeremy Wayne Roggie, 31, disabled, both of Liberty.
Phebe Oberholtzer Kilmer, 21, homemaker, Windsor, and David Sensenig Shirk, 23, farmer, Liberty.
Patsy Ann Taylor, 89, retired, and Charles Delbert Harmon, 73, retired, both of Liberty.
Melissa Ann Vaughn, 29, homemaker, and Robby Paul Price, 27, owner Price and Emerson.com, both of Liberty.

NEW DRIVERS
New driver’s licenses issued recently in Casey County include:
Ryan Hines
Emily Jones
Kaitlyn Todd


GARRARD

DISTRICT COURT
Cases handled recently in Garrard District Court, listed by name, charge, fine and jail sentence, where applicable, include the following. Court costs also were assessed in most cases. Ages and addresses are listed if available.

Judge Bill Oliver presiding
Billie Tharp, three counts of theft by deception, fees and restitution; failure to appear, dismissed.
Katherine Davis, DUI, $200 fine, $375 fee, four days, credit for two days served, license suspended 30 days; no insurance card, dismissed; possession of open alcohol container in vehicle, $50; first-degree possession of controlled substance/cocaine, amended to attempt, $150, six months, probated two years; possess of drug paraphernalia, merged.
Patricia Carpenter, harboring a vicious animal, $25.
Marshall Ray Thompson, 28, 744 Kennedy Bridge Road, DUI, 30 days; driving on suspended license, 30 days, concurrently; no seat belt, merged; no insurance, dismissed; possession of marijuana, 30 days, probated two years.
Joseph Miller, 55, 224 Cardinal Drive, DUI, $200 fine, $375 fee, four days, credit for four days served, license suspended 90 days.
Jonathan Matthew Durham, 24, Lincoln County Regional Jail, theft by unlawful taking/purse snatching, amended to theft by unlawful taking, six months; two counts of identity theft, both amended to attempt, six months on each count; theft by unlawful taking, six months, all time to run concurrently, probated two years.
Katherine M. Chasteen, 30, Danville, second-degree fleeing or evading police, 30 days; reckless driving, merged; receiving stolen property less than $500, 30 days, concurrently, credit for 30 days served.

CIVIL JUDGMENTS
Civil judgments handed down in Garrard Circuit Court include:
Debbie Moore vs. Billy Moore, divorce granted.
Tammy Michelle Boyd vs. Paul Boyd, divorce granted.
CitiBank vs. Randall S. Pachtel, default judgment for plaintiff, $4,383 plus interest and fees.
Garrard County vs. Anthony Garn and Michelle Garn, judgment for plaintiff and order of sale,  $80.86 plus costs and fees.
Earl French vs. Tommy Johnson, default judgment for plaintiff, $9,935 plus interest and fees.
AmeriCredit Financial Services vs. Bonnie Long and Mike J. Long, default judgment for plaintiff, $15,877 plus interest and fees.
Brittany Nicole Begley vs. Robert Glen Begley, divorce granted.
Whitaker Bank Inc. vs. Ralph Meadows, Regina Meadows and Joyce Meadows, judgment for plaintiff and order of sale, $719,765 plus interest and fees, and from Ralph Meadows, $175,449, $163,680 and $134,950 plus all interests and fees.

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Marriage licenses issued recently in the office of Garrard County Clerk Stacy May include:
Mary Ellen McElroy, 48, housewife, and David Robert Powers, 50, retired factory, both of Lancaster.
Cynthia Ann Leslie, 51, apartment manager, Danville, and Charles Edward Rhodus Jr., 41, Lancaster.


LINCOLN

DISTRICT COURT
Cases handled recently in Lincoln District Court, listed by name, charge, fine and jail sentence, where applicable, include the following. Court costs also were assessed in most cases. Ages and addresses are listed if available.

Judge Bill Oliver presiding
James W. Harrison, Somerset, hunting on land without permission, $253.
Christopher E. Curtsinger, 20, Junction City, possession of marijuana, $100, 30 days, to run concurrently with Boyle County time.
Travis S. Deatherage, 18, 3525 Old U.S. 150 East, DUI, $200 fine, $375 fee, license suspended 120 days.
Stanley J. Stone, 59, 1210 Ky. 1134, DUI, $200 fine, $375 fee, four days, credit for one day served, license suspended 90 days; possession of open alcohol container in vehicle, merged; and no insurance and no or expired registration plate, both continued.
Patricia Ann Cabrera, 40, Waynesburg, theft by unlawful taking, $100, 40 days, to serve 10 days, remaining time probated two years.
Leah Hines, 40, 435 Ky. 78, possession of drug paraphernalia, 12 months.
Logan J. Meade, 55, Crab Orchard, menacing, $50.
David T. Minor, 28, Danville, speeding 19 mph over limit, merged; no insurance card, amended to no insurance, $1,000, $900 probated one year; DUI, $200 fine, $375 fee, license suspended 30 days.
Debra Smiley, 50, Lancaster, third-degree criminal trespassing, $25.
David L. Cress, 50, 708 E. Main St., DUI, amended to reckless driving, $100, license suspended six months; and possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of marijuana and possession of controlled substance, all dismissed.
Billy Hendrickson, Lancaster, two counts of theft by deception less than $500, fees and $9.43 and $135.26 restitution.
Kimberly M. Smith, 23, Kings Mountain, theft by deception less than $500, fees and $33.39 restitution.
Taylor E. Wesley, Eubank, no or expired registration plate, merged; DUI, $200 fine, $375 fee, four days, credit for two days served, license suspended 90 days.
Jamie Wethington, Liberty, theft by deception less than $500, fees and restitution paid.
Justice Carrier, 18, 207 Granville Jenkins Road, theft by unlawful taking, six months, probated two years; first-degree unlawful access to computer, amended to third-degree, merged; first-degree disorderly conduct, six months, concurrently, probated two years; public intoxication controlled substance, merged.
Jerry Shane Coleman, 38, Waynesburg, fourth-degree domestic assault, 30 days; first-degree fleeing or evading police, amended to second-degree, 45 days; resisting arrest, 45 days, all time to run concurrently; public intoxication, merged; probation violation, 90 days, concurrently.

GRAND JURY
Cases referred to the Lincoln County grand jury recently include:
Chad I. Bennett, 31, Crab Orchard, first-degree robbery, amended to attempt.
Denise I. Camel, 24, Lincoln County Regional Jail, first-degree promoting contraband and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Ronnie Camel, 30, 2887 Goshen Road, first-degree disorderly conduct; public intoxication with controlled substance; first-degree promoting contraband; possession of drug paraphernalia.

CIVIL JUDGMENTS
Civil judgments handed down in Lincoln Circuit Court include:
Melanie Lee Terry vs. Christopher Joe Terry, divorce granted.
Michael S. Wardrip vs. Carissa D. Wardrip, divorce granted.
Larry Thomas Hill vs. Patricia Kay Hill, divorce granted.

MERCER

GRAND JURY
Cases referred to the Mercer County grand jury recently include:
Delbert M. Jones Jr., 4538 Cornishville Road, first-degree possession of controlled substance; possession of drug paraphernalia; manufacturing methamphetamine, second or more offense.
William D. Jones, 4538 Cornishville Road, first-degree possession of controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Melissa Jo Sexton, Burgin, second-degree unlawful transaction with a minor.
Stephanie Ann Wilcher, 4538 Cornishville Road, first-degree possession of controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.

CIVIL JUDGMENTS
Civil judgments handed down in Mercer Circuit Court include:
Discover Bank vs. Jerry W. Wright, summary judgment for plaintiff, $8,272 plus interest and fees.
Leon Burns, doing business as Heritage Farms LLC, vs. Nash Farms LLC and George Nash, default judgment for plaintiff, $6,067 plus interest and fees.
Central Bank and Trust Co. vs. Jacob Hagenbuch and Courtney Hagenbuch, agreed judgment for plaintiff, $10,980 plus interest and fees.

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Marriage licenses issued recently in the office of Mercer County Clerk Chris Horn include:
Lafaye Martha Boyd, 54, housewife, and Wendell Clayton Sams, 48, horse trainer, both of Harrodsburg.
Sarah Katherine Stoudemayer, 22, shift manager, and Oscar Ovando-Hernandez, 24, unemployed, both of Harrodsburg.

INCORPORATIONS

Kentucky Heritage Days Inc., Nancee Larkin, 1289 Woods Creek Road, Liberty.
Big D’s Pizza LLC, Jeremy Todd Coffman, 49 E. Shelby St., Junction City.
Dillehaystreet.com, Richard Dennis Sanders, 445 Dillehay St., Danville.
Pleasant Run Baptist Church of Boyle County Inc., Earnest Fields Jr., Parksville.
Fort Harrod Color and Supply LLC, Arthur L. Freeman, 1025 Danville Road, Harrodsburg.

BANKRUPTCIES

Cases filed recently in U.S. Bankruptcy Court include the following:

LEXINGTON
Chapter 7
Bryan S. Benedict and Donna Benedict, 1155 Ky. 1108, Parksville, 11-53063.
Kelly Jean Miracle, 4602 Sinking Creek Road, London, 11-53083.
James W. Goodlett and Kimberly R. Goodlett, 851 S. College St., Harrodsburg, 11-53084.

BOWLING GREEN
Chapter 7
Sandra E. Torres Gonzalez, 486 Allen St., Liberty, 11-11626.

Chapter 7: Court-appointed trustee sells assets, and debtor is discharged of debt.
Chapter 13: Debtor arranges to repay debt.