1.0The News Journalhttps://qa.thenewsjournal.netrich600338<blockquote class="wp-embedded-content" data-secret="TT4ivDxMEu"><a href="https://qa.thenewsjournal.net/district-court-03-27-19/">District Court 03-27-19</a></blockquote><iframe sandbox="allow-scripts" security="restricted" src="https://qa.thenewsjournal.net/district-court-03-27-19/embed/#?secret=TT4ivDxMEu" width="600" height="338" title="“District Court 03-27-19” — The News Journal" data-secret="TT4ivDxMEu" 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. 16: Brian M. Hancock, born in 1973, bench warrant issued – pay $183 fine or go to jail. William Henry Harris, born in 1966, bench warrant issued – pay $193 fine or go to jail. Casey Jones, born in 1993, bench warrant issued – pay $243 fine or go to jail. Randy J. Jones, born in 1983, bench warrant issued – pay $143 fine or go to jail. Aaron McCartt, born in 1991, bench warrant issued – pay $143 fine or go to jail. The following cases were heard by Judge Fred White in Whitley County District Court on Oct. 18: Anthony Dewayne Saylor, born in 1979, possession of marijuana – 30-day jail sentence probated for two years, $50 fine plus court costs. Crystal Sheffield, born in 1989, public intoxication controlled substance excludes alcohol, possession of drug paraphernalia – 12-month jail sentence probated for two years, $100 fine plus court costs, attend two Narcotics Anonymous/Alcoholics Anonymous meetings weekly. The following cases were heard by Judge Fred White in Whitley County District Court on Oct. 22: Janet M. Allen-Broom, born in 1982, improper equipment – $25 fine plus court costs. Dustin A. Bunch, born in 1987, speeding 15 mph over limit – paid in full. Dustin Clark, born in 1985, public intoxication controlled substance excludes alcohol – 30-day jail sentence probated for two years, $223 fine and court costs. Christopher Cox, born in 1996, license not in possession – $268 fine and court costs. Shelley Curtis, born in 1994, theft-shoplifting – 30-day jail sentence conditionally discharged after 14 days are served on home incarceration, $243 fine and court costs. Jordan Grubb, born in 1997, alcohol intoxication – $188 fine and court costs. Nathan Hall, born in 1998, operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol/drugs – 30-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. Christopher Hollingsworth, born in 1983, no/expired registration plates, no auto insurance, no operator’s/moped license – 90-day jail sentence probated for two years, $268 fines and court costs. Ella Mae Bowman, born in 1963, public intoxication controlled substance excludes alcohol – 90-day jail sentence probated for two years, $243 fine and court costs. Daniel Chansler, theft-shoplifting under $500, third-degree criminal trespassing – 12-month jail sentence probated for two years, $550 fine plus costs. Robert J. Gibson, born in 1990, no/expired registration plates, no auto insurance, operating on a suspended/revoked operator’s license, second-offense operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol/drugs – 90-day jail sentence probated for two years after first seven days are served, credit two days already served, operator’s license suspended for 12 months, attend alcohol and drug education classes, $500 fine plus fees and costs. Sammy C. Smith, born in 1971, fugitive from another state – extradition waived. Thomas Matthew Cox, born in 1968, third-degree possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia – six-month jail sentence probated for two years, plus court costs, credit time served towards costs. Cody A. Cunningham, born in 1991, second-degree disorderly conduct, contempt of court – 180-day jail sentence probated for tow years, plus court costs. Paula Hicks, born in 1972, bench warrant issued for failure to appear and failure to hook up on home incarceration as ordered – six-month jail sentence. Stephanie Helton Love, born in 1976, third-degree possession of a controlled substance – six-month jail sentence probated for two years, credit eight days already served, plus court costs. Pamela L. Partin, born in 1990 – motion for expungement granted. The following cases were heard by Judge Cathy Prewitt in Whitley County District Court on Oct. 23: Lendmark Financial Services LLC vs. Christine Adkins – motion for default judgment granted. Audrey Mays vs. Malachi Hersey – seven days to vacate or appeal. Mount Morgan Apartments vs. Stephenie Moses – seven days to vacate or appeal. Ronnie Joe Abbott, born in 1978, bench warrant issued – pay $948 fine or go to jail.   NOTICE NOT THE SAME AS (Editor’s note: The Glen Wilson, who is listed in a small claims case on the public records page of the News Journal’s March 20 edition, is not the evangelist Glen Wilson, who lives on Lois Engle Drive in Corbin.)