A14 PUBLIC RECORD • the lebanon enterprise • wednesday, june 2, 2021

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Criminal

Charles Leon Miles, 1065 St. Francis Road, Raywick, was sen-tenced to four years after violat-ing his probation. On March 24, Miles assaulted law enforcement officers by kicking, hitting and biting them. On April 1, Miles was charged with a DUI, fleeing/evad-ing police and wanton endanger-ment. The court concludes Miles poses an extreme danger to the community, and poses significant risk of new criminal behavior.

Joseph T. Brady, 156 Knopp Lane, Lebanon, was sentenced to five years after violating his probation by driving under the influence, possession of meth and traffic offenses. The court concludes Brady poses an extreme danger to the commu-nity, and poses significant risk of new criminal behavior.

Gary W. Baker, 135 Spears Lane, Hustonville, was sentenced to two years after violating his probation by absconding, pos-session of marijuana in Boyle County, failure to complete treat-ment, use of illegal drugs and felony possession of meth and other drugs. The court concludes Baker poses a significant risk of new criminal behavior and is a risk to the public. He has commit-ted a felony in six decades.

Joseph Clark, 855 St. Francis Road, St. Francis, pled guilty to fleeing or evading police and third-degree assault of a police officer/probation officer. He was sentenced to one year, pretrial diverted for one year. He was ordered to report to probation and parole, commit no viola-tions of the law, no use of drugs or alcohol, no use/possession

of firearms and pay $160 court costs. Fines were waived.

Danny Followell, 625 Maple Street, Lebanon, pled guilty to amended charges of theft by deception, and he was sentenced to 12 months, probated for 24 months.

Joseph A. Calhoun, 418 E. Main Street, Lebanon, pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol, first-degree possession of cocaine and operating on suspended/revoked operator’s license. He will be sentenced on July 8.

Crystal A. Page, 11 Howard Avenue, Lebanon, pled guilty to theft by unlawful taking of $500 or more but under $10,000. She was sentenced to three years, pretrial diverted for three years. She was ordered to report to probation and parole, commit no violations of the law, no use of drugs or alcohol and no use/possession of firearms. Court costs and fines waived. She was ordered to pay $1,388.94 in res-titution.

Charles T. Harvey, Bardstown, pled guilty to amended charges of second-degree sexual abuse, first-degree wanton endanger-ment and two counts of second-degree sexual abuse. He will be sentenced June 17.

Timothy J. Jones, address unknown, pled guilty to first-degree fleeing or evading police and first-degree criminal mis-chief. He was sentenced to four years, probated for five years. He was ordered to report to proba-tion and parole, commit no viola-tions of the law, no use of drugs or alcohol and no use/possession of firearms and complete alcohol treatment. Court costs and fines were waived. He was ordered to pay $1,739.85 in restitution.

Stephen D. Graham, 780 Reubin Smith Road, Loretto, pled guilty to convicted felon in possession of a firearm and fourth-degree assault, domestic violence, minor injury. He was sentenced to three years, divert-ed for three years.

Tyler C. Sangster, 10 Shields Court, Campbellsville, pled guilty to first-degree fleeing or evad-ing police, second-degree flee-

ing or evading police, resisting arrest, third-degree terroristic threatening, second-degree DUI, possession of marijuana, operat-ing motor vehicle with expired operator’s license, reckless driv-ing and disregarding stop sign. He was sentenced to two years, probated for two years.

Jason D. Smith, 165 Barberry Lane, Bardstown, pled guilty to first-degree possession of meth, first-degree possession of a con-trolled substance, buy/possess drug paraphernalia, second-degree possession of a controlled substance, possession of mari-juana and rear license not illumi-nated. He was sentenced to two years, probated for two years. He was ordered to pay $25 fine.

Joshua D. Garrett, 155 Lee Avenue, Lebanon, pled guilty to first-degree possession of meth and buy/possession of drug paraphernalia. He was sentenced to two years, pretrial diversion for two years. He was ordered to report to probation and parole, commit no violations of the law, no use of drugs or alcohol, no use/possession of firearms and pay $185 court costs. Fines were waived.

Joshua E. Rue, 108 Hathway Drive, Campbellsville, pled guilty to first-degree possession of a controlled substance, and was sentenced to two years, probated for two years.

New drivers

NOTICE: Any permit holder wishing to take the road test can call 270-692-2681 to schedule an appointment.

New drivers as of May 25:

Cameron H. Mattingly

Alexya I. Holloway

Johanna Garcia

Joseph D. Daugherty

District civil suits

(Claims filed in a lawsuit give only one side of the case.)

21-C-00113, 5-13-21, Midland Credit Management Inc. vs. Dallas Watson, 3020 St. Matthews Church Road, Campbellsville, plaintiff seeks $629.25 plus inter-est, court costs, and attorney fees for alleged default on debt.

21-C-00114, 5-13-21, Jefferson Capital Systems vs. Tim Richerson, 1130 Finley Ridge Road, Campbellsville, plaintiff seeks $3,418.95 plus interest, court costs, and attorney fees for

alleged default on debt.

21-C-00116, 5-17-21, Mariner Finance LLC, 102 Corporate Drive, Lebanon vs. Rita Smothers, 110 Scenic Drive, Bradfordsville, plain-tiff seeks $2,848.15 plus interest, court costs, and attorney fees for alleged default on debt.

21-C-00117, 5-17-21, Evergreen Bank Group, DBA Freedom Road Financial vs. Carl T. Wise, 1115 Clear Creek Road, Raywick, plaintiff seeks $2,586.08 plus interest, court costs, and attorney fees for alleged default on debt.

District civil dispositions

21-C-00111, 5-5-21, SNS Rentals LLC vs. John Lee, 207 Lil Jodie Drive, Lebanon, dismissed.

Circuit court suits

21-CI-00097, 5-5-21, KFBMIC, A/S/O Lanika Edelen vs. Robert L. Johnson Jr., 432 E. Dixie Avenue, Elizabethtown, plaintiff seeks judgment for compensatory damages in an amount to be determined at trial for defen-dant’s alleged negligent and carelessly operation of a motor vehicle, plus interest, court costs, and attorney fees.

21-C-00103, 5-12-21, Midland Credit Management Inc. vs. Steven Ewing, 435 Warren

Acres, Lebanon, plaintiff seeks $13,536.48 plus interest, court costs, and attorney fees for alleged default on debt.

21-CI-00104, 5-12-21, Daniel D. Lawson, ET AL vs. Progressive Direct Insurance Company, plain-tiff seeks a fair and reasonable compensation for fair market value of vehicle which alleg-edly caught fire in driveway, plus interest, court costs, and attorney fees.

21-CI-00106, 5-12-21, Richard Sanders, no address available, vs. Kentucky Cooperage LP, LTD, plaintiff seeks a judgment of compensatory damages for past and future lost wages and benefits for defendant’s alleged discriminatory and unlawful dis-charge on the basis of a disability, plus interest, court costs, and attorney fees.

21-C-00110, 5-17-21, Discover Bank vs. Jean Statz, 1865 Highway 208, Lebanon, plaintiff seeks $5,740,53 plus interest, court costs, and attorney fees for alleged default on debt.

Marriage licenses

NOTICE: Anyone 18 years

of age or older can purchase

a marriage license for $35.50

at the Marion County Clerk’s

office in the David R. Hourigan

Government Center, 223 N.

Spalding Ave., Lebanon. They

expire 30 days from the issue

date. For more information,

call the clerk’s office at 270-

692-2651.

Candice Mashe Lane, 47, nurse, and Jonathan Dirk McKinney, 53, truck driver, 400 Lovers Lane, Lebanon.

Carissa Lee Orberson, 26, stay at home mom, and Robert Earl Hale III, 27, TGKY, 508 Valley View Court, Lebanon.

Katherine Ann Miller, 26, self-employed, and Austin Jay Hinshaw, 23, production spe-cialist, 110 Caroline Boulevard, Lebanon.

Alexandria Morgan Corbett, 29, purchasing agent, and Lance David Blackwell, 30, safety direc-tor, 1835 North Loretto Road, Lebanon.

Terra Jane Coyle, 22, inspec-tor, and Steven Grant Hume, 21, inspector, 3080 Wimsatt Road, Loretto.

Stephanie Rae Shofner, 44, TGKY, and Bobbie Jo Lamer, 44, TGKY, 119 Sterk Avenue, Lebanon.

Aeiral Lynn Lyvers, 25, stay at home mom, 1045 St. Francis Road, St. Francis, and Michael Brandon Lyvers, 26, contractor, 1323 St. Francis Road, St. Francis.

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PUBLIC NOTICE

A 2013 NISSAN ALTIMA 4-door Sedan Vin# 1N4AL3AP3DC164121 belonging to Diamond A. Thompson and IGO Motors will be sold at Public Auction at 11 a.m. (EST) on June 14, 2021 at Elaborate Automotive Detail, Inc. by Chris Williams at 121 West M.L. King Avenue, Lebanon, KY 40033 to satisfy tow bill, parts and labor, storage bill lien. The seller reserves the right to bid and may be contacted at 270-505-2479.

City Of Loretto

Accepting bids for the demolition and removal of debris for house located 4830 Hwy 52. Debris will have to be taken to landfi ll. Liability insurance is mandatory.

Sealed bids will be accepted until Monday June 14, 2021,and will be opened at City Of Loretto regular monthly meeting Tuesday June 15, 2021. Job must be completed by August 15, 2021.

Mail or drop off sealed bids to:City Of Loretto

P.O. Box 45Loretto,Kentucky 40037

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