1.0The News Journalhttps://qa.thenewsjournal.netrich600338<blockquote class="wp-embedded-content" data-secret="fw05jy3A0A"><a href="https://qa.thenewsjournal.net/district-court-03-14-18/">District Court 03-14-18</a></blockquote><iframe sandbox="allow-scripts" security="restricted" src="https://qa.thenewsjournal.net/district-court-03-14-18/embed/#?secret=fw05jy3A0A" width="600" height="338" title="“District Court 03-14-18” — The News Journal" data-secret="fw05jy3A0A" frameborder="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" scrolling="no" class="wp-embedded-content"></iframe><script type="text/javascript"> /* <![CDATA[ */ /*! 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The following cases were heard by Judge Fred White in Whitley County District Court on Nov. 20: Christopher Allen Cox, born in 1996, no tail lamps, rear license not illuminated, no auto insurance – 90-day jail sentence probated for two years, $683 fines and court costs. Brandon Hurst, born in 1999, improper equipment – $100 fine plus court costs. Traci M. Miniard, born in 1969, alcohol intoxication – $25 fine plus court costs. The following cases were heard by Judge Fred White in Whitley County District Court on Nov. 21: Jefferson Capital Systems LLC vs. Mary Anderson-Lawson – motion for default judgment granted. Southeastern Emergency Physicians LLC vs. Alexis Douglas – motion for default judgment granted. Cash Express LLC vs. Patty Ferguson – motion for default judgment granted. Midland Funding LLC vs. George Hoskins – motion for default judgment granted. Midland Funding LLC vs. Carl Hurst – motion for default judgment granted. Midland Funding LLC vs. Judy Jones – motion for default judgment granted. Midland Funding LLC vs. Carl Moses – motion for default judgment granted. Midland Funding LLC vs. Sandra Partin – motion for default judgment granted. LVNV Funding LLC vs. Dorman Patrick – motion for default judgment granted. Jefferson Capital Systems LLC vs. Gerald Siler – motion for default judgment granted. Midland Funding vs. Howard Smith – motion for default judgment granted. Capital One Bank vs. Isaac D. Smith – motion for default judgment granted. Midland Funding LLC vs. Jessica Smith – motion for default judgment granted. Vicki Reynolds vs. Sara Miller – motion to impose sentence granted, bench warrant issued. Cheyenne Stephens vs. Joseph Morgan – motion for contempt granted, sentence held in abeyance. Donna M. Patrick vs. Tabetha E. Patrick – motion for default judgment granted. Michael P. Angel vs. Latessa R. Petrey – motion for contempt granted, order of arrest entered. Geneva Cox vs. Jeffrey A. Walker – motion for default judgment granted. Jonathan C. Walker, born in 1979, pleaded guilty to three counts – 60-day jail sentence probated for two years, operator’s license suspended for 30 days, attend alcohol and drug education classes, $200 fine plus fees and costs. Robert Helton vs. Gail Creech – judgment for the plaintiff in the amount of $100. Whitley County Occupational Tax Office vs. Perry Partin – case dismissed, paid in full. Whitley County Occupational Tax Office vs. Arnold Steely – case dismissed, paid in full. Ponchorollo J. Dunlap, born in 1982, bench warrant for failure to appear – $423 fine owed, $423 cash bond set. Michael K. Griffith, born in 1992, bench warrant for failure to appear – 90-day jail sentence for failure to complete community service as ordered; $143 fine owed, $143 cash bond set. Michael E. Hall, born in 1982, bench warrant issued for failure to appear – $243 fine owed, $243 cash bond set. Anthony R. Jones, born I 1985, bench warrant issued for failure to appear – $183 fine owed, $183 cash bond set. Gina Marie Jones, born in 1983, bench warrant issued for failure to appear – $243 fine owed, $243 cash bond set. Jeffrey Queen, born in 1990, bench warrant issued for failure to appear – probated time revoked, 11-month jail sentence. Joshua Vanover, born in 1995, bench warrant issued for failure to appear – $143 fine owed, $143 cash bond set. Jeffrey A. Walker, born in 1968, bench warrant issued for failure to appear – $643 fine owed, $643 cash bond set. Armanti Wardlaw, born in 1995, bench warrant issued for failure to appear – $193 fine owed, $193 cash bond set. The following cases were heard by Judge Fred White in Whitley County District Court on Nov. 22: Ashley Carr, born in 1994, public intoxication controlled substance excludes alcohol, possession of drug paraphernalia – 12-month  jail sentence probated for two years plus court costs, give credit for time served for costs. Ashley Nicole Carr, born in 1994, fugitive from another state – extradition waived to Tennessee. Daniel Hatfield, born in 1986, fugitive from another state – extradition waived to Tennessee. David Lancaster, born in 1973, illegal possession of a legend drug, controlled substance prescription not in original container – 180-day jail sentence probated for two years, plus court costs. James A. Lay, born in 1954, theft-shoplifting under $500, third-degree criminal trespass – 12-month jail sentence probated for two years after first 60 days are served, $700 fine plus court costs. Tara J. Sasser, born in 1987, public intoxication controlled substance excludes alcohol, possession of drug paraphernalia – 12-month jail sentence probated for two years, plus court costs. Tara Jessica Lynn Sasser, born in 1987, fourth-degree assault domestic violence – 12-month jail sentence probated for two years after first 60 days are served, plus court costs, give credit for time served towards costs. The following cases were heard by Judge Cathy Prewitt in Whitley County District Court on Nov. 28: Mae M. Cope, born in 1986 – pay $218 fine or go to jail. David Lancaster, born in 1973, theft under $500 – six-month jail sentence, attend two narcotics anonymous/alcoholics anonymous meetings per month while in jail. Randall Branham vs. Loretha Claxton – eviction granted, seven days to vacate or appeal. First Financial Credit Inc. vs. Ancil Foley – motion for default judgment granted. Housing Authority of Williamsburg vs. Freda Fore – eviction granted, seven days to vacate or appeal. Randall Branham vs. Tommy Helbig – eviction granted, seven days to vacate or appeal. Housing Authority of Williamsburg vs. Denzil Partin – eviction granted, seven days to vacate or appeal. Synchrony Bank vs. Russell Richardson – motion for default judgment granted. Synchrony Bank vs. Russell Richardson – motion for default judgment granted. Scarlet Glanton vs. Tony Smith – eviction granted, seven days to vacate or appeal. 1st Choice Credit Inc. vs. Donald Ray Taylor – motion for default judgment granted. The following cases […]