Indecent Exposure

Nicholasville police arrested a Lexington man and charged him with second-degree indecent exposure. The incident allegedly occurred just after midnight, Tuesday, April 3, when officer Gil Rendon came across 19-year-old Preston K. Turner, of 720 S. Main St. No. 2 in Lexington, near the intersection of Beauford Place and Main Street. “I observed (the) above subject expose his buttocks and genital area (from behind) toward (the) traffic on Main Street,” Rendon wrote in the arrest citation.

A 46-year-old Nicholasville man was arrested Sept. 22 and charged with first-degree indecent exposure by Nicholasville police. According to an arrest citiation, Woodford Clem Jr., of 308 Foxwood Drive, was arrested after “exposing himself to neighboring children.” Clem posted bail and was released from the Jessamine County Detention Center on the condition of having no contact with the alleged victim and no further violations of the law. However,...

A 70-year-old man was indicted Thursday on charges of exposing himself to three girls and two adult women and touching several of them sexually. Donald Parido, of Springfield, was charged with two counts of first-degree sexual abuse, one count of attempted first-degree sexual abuse, two counts of third-degree sexual abuse and two counts of indecent exposure for a series of incidents in January. According to court documents, the incidents happened between Jan. 13 and 17. Two of the girls, ages 7 and 5, told their mother that Parido touched them between their legs and a third, 8, said he tried to get her to touch his genitals.

Charged — Timothy Willoughby, 34, of 406 Noble King Court, was charged Wednesday with theft by deception. — Tommy A. Velasco, 24, of Campton, was charged Wednesday with indecent exposure and disorderly conduct.

HARRODSBURG - Dwight W. Sanders, 55, of 436 Crescent Drive, Danville, was arrested Tuesday by Harrodsburg police and charged with first-degree sexual abuse and indecent exposure. Detective Bobby Durham said Sanders had accosted an 11-year-old female in May, but she was too frightened to tell anyone until she could talk with her father. Durham said the incident occurred at a yard sale in the Office Street/Belmont Street area of Harrodsburg. Durham said the arrest was made at the police station when Sanders was there as part of the investigation.

Windsor man faces exposure charges LIBERTY - Mark A. Sayers, 36, of 5890 Merritt Ridge Road, Windsor, has been charged with indecent exposure, court records show. He was charged Thursday on four counts of first- and second-degree indecent exposure, according to Deputy Sheriff Freeman Luttrell. Sayers was lodged in the Casey County Detention Center on a $2,000 bond on each count. He was arrested on a warrant for first-degree indecent exposure that claimed he exposed himself in front of two females (one was a minor)

WINCHESTER POLICE Charges ? Robert Bennett of Mount Sterling was charged Monday for shoplifting. ? Michael Chenault of 206 First St., was summons Tuesday for indecent exposure. ? Elwood Thomas of 103 Madison was summonsed Tuesday for indecent exposure. ? Billie J. Barnes of 4 Leonard St. was charged Tuesday for failure to signal, no seatbelt and possession of marijuana. ? Aaron Frazier of 120 Cook Ave. was served a warrant for not paying child support.

Corrections - A short item published on the Web Thursday about an upcoming story on Coroner David Jacobs being arrested for indecent exposure may have been incorrect in stating that the charge was a second offense. The court record says it is indencent exposure, first-degree, second offense within three years of first conviction. But a handwritten note on the record says he pleaded not guilty to indecent exposure, first offense, second degree, on June 18. Also, a reporter was unable to find any record in online court records of a prior charge or conviction.

A 70-year-old man may face a three-year diverted sentence, rather than five years in prison, after pleading guilty to charges of sexual misconduct, indecent exposure and wanton endangerment. Donald Parido, of Springfield, would not serve any jail time if the plea agreement offered Thursday is accepted by Clark Circuit Judge William Clouse at the sentencing hearing in December. Parido, who uses a walker, has been on house arrest in recent months. He was arrested in January following a series of incidents where he allegedly tried to touch two girls between their legs and tried to get a third girl to touch his genitals during a period of four days.

A 46-year-old Nicholasville man was arrested Sept. 22 and charged with first-degree indecent exposure by Nicholasville police. According to an arrest citiation, Woodford Clem Jr., of 308 Foxwood Drive, was arrested after “exposing himself to neighboring children.” Clem posted bail and was released from the Jessamine County Detention Center on the condition of having no contact with the alleged victim and no further violations of the law. However,...

WINCHESTER¿POLICE Charged - Tyler Deloch, no age, of 119 Strode Station Circle, was charged Tuesday with indecent exposure. Reports - At 7:44 a.m. Tuesday, officers were called to 125 E. Broadway after tires were cut on two vehicles. - At 1:32 p.m. Tuesday, officers were called to 272 Redwing Drive after cell phones were taken from Littrell Homes. - At 2:02 p.m. Tuesday, officers were called to 111 E. Clark Drive after the mirrors on a vehicle were broken during the night.

A 70-year-old man was indicted Thursday on charges of exposing himself to three girls and two adult women and touching several of them sexually. Donald Parido, of Springfield, was charged with two counts of first-degree sexual abuse, one count of attempted first-degree sexual abuse, two counts of third-degree sexual abuse and two counts of indecent exposure for a series of incidents in January. According to court documents, the incidents happened between Jan. 13 and 17. Two of the girls, ages 7 and 5, told their mother that Parido touched them between their legs and a third, 8, said he tried to get her to touch his genitals.

The following cases were resolved in Clark District Court March 21 with Judge Earl-Ray Neal presiding. -  Chris Graves, first-degree trafficking in a controlled substance (two counts), amended to criminal attempt, pleaded guilty, 180 days, 90 days conditionally discharged; second-degree assault, amended to criminal attempt, pleaded guilty, concurrent sentence. - Benson J. Ingram, conspiracy to traffic in controlled substance, amended to criminal attempt, pleaded guilty, 180 days, 90 days conditionally discharged; second-degree assault, amended to criminal attempt, pleaded guilty, concurrent sentence.

Nicholasville police arrested a Lexington man and charged him with second-degree indecent exposure. The incident allegedly occurred just after midnight, Tuesday, April 3, when officer Gil Rendon came across 19-year-old Preston K. Turner, of 720 S. Main St. No. 2 in Lexington, near the intersection of Beauford Place and Main Street. “I observed (the) above subject expose his buttocks and genital area (from behind) toward (the) traffic on Main Street,” Rendon wrote in the arrest citation.

Charged — Timothy Willoughby, 34, of 406 Noble King Court, was charged Wednesday with theft by deception. — Tommy A. Velasco, 24, of Campton, was charged Wednesday with indecent exposure and disorderly conduct.

Charged — Jennifer C. Barber, 50, of 14 Euclid Ave., was charged Saturday with theft by unlawful taking. — Michael A. Bucey, 41, of 31 Spring St., was charged today with theft by unlawful taking and third-degree criminal mischief. — Senneca Gay, 25, of 312 Jameson Way, was charged Saturday with indecent exposure, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. — Daniel R. Maxam, 21, of 1255 The Ridings, was charged Saturday with first-degree possession of a controlled substance, third-degree possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Editor’s note: Taken from the Danville 911 records, the Police Blotter represents a history of the initial calls and the information used by the dispatcher to send officers to investigate complaints. It is not necessarily an indication of what the officer found upon arrival at the scene, or of how the complaint may have been dealt with. OCTOBER 12 12:31 a.m., officer trying to contact female about EPO paperwork; assistance given. 12:37 a.m., complaint about a dark colored van with three or four intoxicated subjects refusing to leave Gwinn Island Resort property; unable to locate.