1.0The News Journalhttps://qa.thenewsjournal.netrich600338<blockquote class="wp-embedded-content" data-secret="MRvBcK1KUl"><a href="https://qa.thenewsjournal.net/district-court-03-20-19/">District Court 03-20-19</a></blockquote><iframe sandbox="allow-scripts" security="restricted" src="https://qa.thenewsjournal.net/district-court-03-20-19/embed/#?secret=MRvBcK1KUl" width="600" height="338" title="“District Court 03-20-19” — The News Journal" data-secret="MRvBcK1KUl" 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 Oct. 15: Joe Wayne Prewitt, born in 1957, speeding 5 mph over limit – $5 fine plus court costs. Lowell Salyer, born in 1981, failure to notify address change to Kentucky Department of Transportation – $25 fine plus court costs. Payton M. Saylor, born in 1996, failure to wear seatbelts – pre-paid in full. Erik M. Smith, born in 1992, unlisted 2018 traffic offense – paid in full. Joseph S. Bauer, born in 1984, fourth-degree assault domestic violence no visible injury – six-month jail sentence probated for two years, credit 55 days already served, plus court costs, credit time served towards court costs. Cody Wesley Ryan Bryant, born in 1991, carrying a concealed deadly weapon – 60-day jail sentence probated for two years, plus court costs, forfeit weapon to Williamsburg Police Department. Timothy Carroll, born in 1988, failure to use child restraint device in vehicle – $25 fine. William H. Collette, born in 1985, alcohol intoxication – one-year diversion. Angel N. Cureton, born in 1989, improper equipment – $25 fine plus court costs. Christopher Davenport, born in 1981, bench warrant for failure to appear – probated time revoked for failure to pay restitution as ordered, 12-month jail sentence, may purge jail time by paying restitution in full. William L. Hill, born in 1987, contempt of court – probated time revoked, 90-day jail sentence, credit 48 days already served. Casey Jones, born in 1993, no/expired registration plates – $25 fine plus court costs, credit time served towards fines and costs. Jason A. Kersey, born in 1986, endangering the welfare of a minor – 12-month jail sentence probated for two years after first 30 days are served, credit seven days already served, credit time served towards costs. Jason A. Kersey, born in 1986, failure to wear seatbelts, operating on a suspended/revoked operator’s license, no auto insurance, third-degree possession of a controlled substance – 12-month jail sentence probated for two years after first 30 days are served, credit seven days already served, $525 fine plus court costs, give credit for time served towards costs. Christopher Latimore, born in 1994 – motion for expungement granted. Thelma Lawson, born in 1989, second-degree promoting contraband – six-month jail sentence probated for two years, credit 17 days already served, court costs, credit time served towards costs. Tracy Llewellyn, born in 1987 – motion for shock probation denied. Jeremy T. Lynn, born in 1992, contempt of court – probated time revoked for failure to pay restitution as ordered, seven-month, seven-day jail sentence. Jobeth M. Martin, born in 1976, alcohol intoxication – one-year diversion. Jessica Powers, born in 1995, unauthorized use of a motor vehicle – 30-day jail sentence probated for two years, plus court costs, credit time served towards costs. Kayla Rogers, born in 1994 – motion for shock probation denied. Kitrina May Rose, born in 1973, controlled substance prescription not in original container, possession of drug paraphernalia – 30-day jail sentence probated for two years plus court costs on controlled substance charge; six-month diversion agreement on paraphernalia charge. Jesus Sands, born in 1994, improper equipment – $25 fine plus court costs. Megan Renee Sayne, born in 1992, third-degree possession of a controlled substance, public intoxication – 12-month jail sentence probated for two years, $25 fine plus court costs. Roy Derrick Sumner, born in 1986, failure to wear seatbelts, license not in possession – $50 fine plus court costs. Freddie Akers, born in 1982, possession of marijuana, use/possession of drug paraphernalia – 12-month jail sentence probated, $100 fine plus court costs. Scott A. Jones, born in 1979, contempt of court – eight-month jail sentence. Phillip Moore, born in 1996, fourth-degree assault domestic violence minor injury – 12-month jail sentence, may receive shock probation once bed is available for rehab. The following cases were heard by Judge Fred White in Whitley County District Court on Oct. 16: Moonlight Meat Processing Inc. vs. Ladonna D. Bunch – finding for plaintiff in the amount of $303.49 plus costs. Jeffery L. Holmes vs. Lora (McCullough) Petrey – finding for the plaintiff in the amount of $2,500 plus costs. Midland Funding LLC vs. Candice Bargo – motion for default judgment granted. First Financial Credit Inc. vs. Melinda Hall – motion for default judgment granted. Capital One Bank (USA) vs. James Howard – motion for default judgment granted. Vista Radiology PC vs. Jennifer Huddleston – motion for default judgment granted. W-D Bryant & Son Inc. vs. Willard T. Petrey – motion for default judgment granted. Jefferson Capital Systems LLC vs. Miranda West – motion for default judgment granted. W-D Bryant & Son Inc. vs. Glen Wilson – motion for default judgment granted. Shawna L. Lawson vs. Genevia N. Monhollen – motion for default judgment granted. Barbara J. Orme vs. Lauren N. Monroe – motion for default judgment granted. Lavonnee Smith vs. Daniel E. Mullis – motion for contempt granted, order of arrest entered. Hallie N. Rains vs. Frederick W. O’Donnell – motion for contempt granted, order of arrest entered. Melva J. Goins vs. Whitney S. Payne – motion for contempt granted, sentence held in abeyance. Donna A. Riley vs. Jennifer Riley – motion for contempt granted, order of arrest entered. Donna A. Riley vs. Jennifer Riley – motion for contempt granted, order of arrest entered. Earl R. Carpenter vs. James M. Sawyers – motion for default judgment granted. Kiesha L. French vs. Kevin M. Southerland – motion for default judgment granted. Larry Sparks vs. Brandy Sparks – motion to impose sentence granted, order of arrest entered. Elizabeth A. Bryant vs. Summer N. Thomas – motion for contempt granted, sentence held in abeyance. Chasity E. Vanderpool vs. Travis L. Vanderpool – motion for contempt granted, sentence held in abeyance. Autumn C. Lowe vs. Samuel T. Villarreal – motion to impose sentence granted, order […]