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859-234-5454 • 1-888-WHALENS
Whalen & Company
Regeana Craft reported that loud music was causing a dis-turbance on Commonwealth Lane.
April 4 – At 3:47 p.m., a harassment complaint was made to the Harrison County Sheriff’s Department.
April 11 – At 2:52 p.m., Travis Jones reported that someone had stolen 200 feet of industrial copper from a KU substation Smith Martin Lane.
April 17 – At 11:27 a.m., James Stone reported that someone had stolen his 20 foot trailer from his residence at Hinton Road.
CITATIONSApril 16 – At 12:55 a.m.,
Johnny Neace, 45, was arrest-ed for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence and second degree wanton endan-germent.
April 6 – At 1:19 p.m., Ryan Walker, 23, was cited for speeding 27 mph over the speed limit.
April 17 – At 9:55 a.m., a bench warrant was served on Steven Price, 23, for posses-sion of drug paraphernalia, first degree possession of a con-trolled substance and public intoxication.
April 14 – At 9 p.m., a bench warrant was served on Chelsey Durbin, 20, for intimidating a participant during the legal process, slander, operating on a suspended license, second degree possession of a forged instrument and receiving stolen property under $10,000.
April 7 – At 1:28 p.m., a cita-tion was served on Ashleigh McKinley, 16, for speeding and operating on a suspended license.
April 5 – At 3:35 p.m., a crim-inal summons was issued for Arthur Tolliver, 51, for harass-ment.
April 5 – At 11:40 a.m., a criminal summons was issued for Angelica Richardson, 27, for shoplifting.
April 10 – At 3 p.m., a crimi-nal summons was issued for Timothy French, 43, for improp-er registration plates and fail-ure to maintain required proper insurance.
CYNTHIANA POLICE DEPARTMENTCase reports
April 3 – At 5:30 p.m., Brian Bell of Bell’s Pawn Shop in Harrison Square reported that he had recovered a stolen lap-top.
April 4 – At 9:56 a.m., Melvin Combs, Fourth Street, reported that his $300 generator had been taken. Around 12:30 a.m., a caller reported that a man was walking down the street carrying a generator. However, police were unable to locate the man. However, since then the suspect has admitted to tak-ing the generator and a com-plaint has been sought through the county attorney’s office for James Slade.
April 5 – At 1:25 p.m., James Smith of Rohs Opera House on Pike Street reported that the front door to the theatre had been damaged.
April 5 – At 3:12 p.m., police were called to Harrison County High School by Joe Nichols, school security, regarding a juvenile student suspected of being under the influence of drugs. Police found a marijuana pipe outside the boys’ restroom on the roof of the school.
April 5 – At 10:03 p.m., Rhonda Ecklar, Walnut Street,
reported that her cell phone was missing.
April 6 – At 10:34 a.m., police were called to investigate an alleged attack by one female student on another female student that had occurred at Harrison County High School.
April 6 – At 10:53 a.m., two men-at-work signs were taken from the Church Street area while the work crew was on break and away from the area.
April 6 – At 10:54 a.m., Robert N. Hedges, Bridge Street, reported that his Husky riding mower was taken from 230 N. Church St.
April 6 – At 1:14 p.m., a report was made by Eastside principal B.J. Maggard of two students who had been riding bicycles behind New Orleans Square and were approached by an older man who made inappropriate comments to the girls.
April 6 – At 5:49 p.m., Lawrence Gilbert, Hillside Drive, reported that a fight had occurred in the hallway at Hillside Apartments.
April 7 – At 12:28 p.m, Seth Smith of Walmart security reported that Brian K. Sorrell had allegedly taken a set of headphones without paying. Sorrell of Glenco was cited for theft by unlawful taking, shop-lifting.
April 7 – At 3 p.m., Amber Fick-Fryman, Hillside Drive, reported that she was threat-ened/harassed.
April 7 – At 3:25 p.m., police were called to a residence on Old Lair Road where a man reported that he was attempt-ing to leave his girlfriend and that she said that she would call police and report that he had assaulted her. Police were called back to the residence later when the woman report-ed that she was having chest pains.
April 7 – At 8:44 p.m., Ptl. Michael Kiskaden was on patrol on Federal Drive when he witnessed a juvenile female yelling and cursing from a resi-dence at a passing motorist. The juvenile was advised that the screaming in public had to stop. A Cynthiana CDW was to
be contacted.April 8 – At 1:57 p.m., Travis
Williams, Main Street, reported that while he was away for the weekend, someone broke into his apartment and broke into a lock box. He said that nothing of value was taken.
April 8 – At 9:17 p.m., police were called to Shell Market where an individual reported that he had been threatened/harassed by an unknown man.
April 8 – At 9 a.m., Jared Woods, KY 1744 reported that $600 was taken from his wal-let by his ex-girlfriend while he was asleep. Later the same night, CPD was advised by Paris Police that Woods had allegedly been involved in an assault, however, no charges were filed.
April 8 – At 10:04 p.m., Megan Hill, Elm Street, reported that $60 of $70 that she placed on her night table before she went to sleep was missing.
April 9 – At 11:25 p.m., police were called regarding four individuals doing damage to a church bus and shelter area on Pike Street. Police found no damage.
April 9 – At 12:12 a.m., Andrea Baker, manage at Papa John’s reported that an assis-tant manager was on video surveillance taking money from the cash register and putting it into his pocket. Shawn M. Purcell was arrested at Papa John’s on an outstanding war-rant from Scott County for drug trafficking. He was also found in possession of marijuana, rolling papers and tweezers.
April 6 – At 12:12 p.m., Ervin Garrison, Cladorbon
Drive, reported that his 1952 Chevrolet Coupe, which was parked under the carport, had been keyed.
April 9 – At 1:56 p.m., police were called to Old Lair Road for a family dispute.
April 9 – At 3:39 p.m., police were called to Sav-a-Lot for a domestic disturbance.
April 9 – At 8:07 p.m., police were called to Third Street where a caller reported that several boys were walking down the street carrying guns. The guns turned out to be pellet guns. However, police advised that one of the guns looked real. The children were taken to their homes and pellet guns were destroyed per one of the father’s request.
April 9 – At 8:57 p.m., Lea M. Baker, Elmarch, reported that her medication had been stolen.
April 10 – At 9:24 a.m., police were called to First Stop where a woman reported that she was being threatened by a customer who alleged that the clerk was sleeping with her boyfriend.
April 10 – At 4:10 p.m., police were called to Walmart where Darrell Howard, Cynthiana, was alleged to have attempted to walk out of the store without paying for items. Howard was charged with theft by unlaw-ful taking as well as alcohol intoxication in a public place, disorderly conduct.
April 10 – At 4 p.m., Kayla N. Wolfe, Cynthiana, reported that she is being harassed by her ex-boyfriend.
From RECORDS page 16
For Sale by Owner117 Highland Ave. Completely remodeled home, kitchen, dining, den combo, living room, � replace/gas logs, 3 bed-rooms, 12x20 screened room plus 16x20 patio, 3/4 basement partially � nished, wood � replace. $120,000. (859) 234-6250
Reduced!
3184 New Lair Road Nice brick and vinyl home situated on a one acre lot with 3 BR, 2½ BA, living room, and family room. The right home with the
right location for the right price. View today!
New Listing!New Listing!
New Listing!
611 KY Hwy 3927.42± acres, 4BR, 2.5 BA, 2 car garage
2395 Old Millersburg Road(Bourbon County)
2BR, 1BA, full walk-out basement
$65,000
REDUCED! $259,000REDUCED! $285,000REDUCED! $275,000
113 South Walnut Street,
Cynthiana5BR – 5BA –
Mostly Furnished Call Ruth Ann
565 Ky Hwy 1743-Carl Stevens Rd3200± sq.ft brick ranch home, 3+ Bedrooms, 2½ Baths, Geothermal heat,
central air, above ground pool and hot tub, Privacy fencing, large deck. Extremely nice home located in a very nice area. Call Spencer for a private
viewing. $279,000
Robinson Road 51± acres with 2 barns, metal shed, Nice pond, KU electric,
partially wooded. Excellent building site. $155,000
Robinson Road22± acres surveyed in 2 tracts. Very nice wooded
building site. $53,000
1503 Old Lair Rd.2.47± Acres–4 BR–3 BA–2 car garage. Call Elvina.
New Listing! New Listing!206
Fourth Street Invest-ment
property. Needs TLC$35,000
New Listing!
Put the 3 reduced listings on the bottom row.Put 565 Ky Hwy 1743 at the top left, move 3184 to the right side of the ad. (switch sides) Also, the Robinson Road list-ings are a little boggled. Its 51 acres for $155,000. Switch the pictures. The picture of the pond should be with the 51 ac tract for $155,000.Let’s see what that looks like. Thanks!!
859-234-2911www.switzerassoc.com
Shawn Ritchey, CAI111 S. Walnut St.,
Cynthiana, KY 41031859 588-0261
Elvina Clayton...........588-0895Thomas Kearns ........234-7279Greg Mulberry ..........533-9655Chad Whitaker .........588-5248Brad Short ...............707-2308Ruth Ann Paynter ....588-4739Spencer Cathey .......588-0122
CALL ANY AGENT FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS
Switzer & AssociatesRealtors & Auctioneers
VISIT our NEW WEBSITE www.switzerassoc.com to view ALL our LISTINGS
THE BEST PROPERTIES, THE BEST PRICES, THE BEST LOCATIONS!
See RECORDS page 20
Thurs., April 26th • 6:00 pm & Sat., April 28th • 9:30 amHORN’S AUCTION GALLERY 317 S. Church St. • Cynthiana, KY
EQUAL HOUSINGOPPORTUNITY
William Horn, Realtor/Auctioneer317 S. Church St. • Cynthiana, KY
(859) 234-5524(859) 588-3452
AUCTION GALLERY
Saturday We will be selling for several
individuals GUNS, COINS & KNIVESGUNSOur finest offering of hard to fine and collectible firearms yet! Highly desirable handguns from Colt, Browning, S&W, Ruger, Glock, Beretta, FEG in .357, 9mm, .45, 40S&W, .22, many others. Rifles from Remington, Savage, Winchester, Weatherby. Numerous WWII era and pre-war firearms! Tactical weapons including milled receiver AK-47, TEC-DC9, Vulcan V10-45, SKS, Colt M1909.Also Sam Colt Sesquicentennial Model, Browning Hi-Power, Marlin Golden 39A, S&W 357 with factory laser grips, Ruger Vaquero, This is just a small portion of the items to be sold. Visit our web site www.hornsauction.com for a complete catalog and pictures of the auction.TERMS: 10% Buyers Premium. Cash or Check with proper ID, Visa, Master Card, Discover and American Express. Absentee bidding and live internet bidding is available. Concessions by B&B Catering
Ruger Old Army, Norinco Hunter AK-47, Savage pump 22, Weatherby Vanguard Series II and many more.KNIVESCase XX, Boker, Schrade, Kissing Cranes, German Eye, Winchester and much moreCOINS Indian-Wheat-Lincoln cents, 2 cent piece, Shield-Victory-Buffalo-Jefferson nickels, Mercury–Roosevelt dimes, Barber- Washing-ton quarters, Kennedy halves, Peace- Eisenhower-President dollars, 1991 Prestige mint set, 1997 Inaugural Medal, Washington quarter sets 1999-2003 & 2004-2008, $1 & $5 Silver certificates, Barr dollar, Gemstones, foreign coins and much more.
ThursdayWe have been authorized to sell CAR PARTS AND TOOLS for the Estate of W.C. (Bill) Hunt and others.Edelbrock TRIX high rise manafold and dual Holley carborators, American Racing wheels, Crager racing wheels, bench
grinders, drill press, motor stands, parts cleaner, floor jack, air compressor, Hydrolic press, car ramps, horse drawn plow, cultivater and planter plus 14 shelves jam packed with auto parts, manuals, small hand tools for auto repairs and wood working tools.
8138 U.S. Hwy. 62 Nice older 3 BR farm style home. Beautiful country setting. $62,000 • Call John.
441 Crows Ridge Rd – O� Junction - $250,000 20 acres, 3700+ � nished sq. ft. brick incl. � nished basement plus deck, 2 car garage, 2 small barns, outdoor riding arena. Additional acreage available. MLS1109215 – Call: Bev-erly Cooper 859-954-0606
3375 US Hwy 62 East GREAT BUY: Charming 3 BR home, vaulted ceiling, great room, 3.6 ACRES, minutes from Cynthiana. MLS # 1206011 • Only $175,000 • Call Judy 588-5206
SUPPORT OUR LOCAL HUMANE SOCIETY: The Human Society of Harrison County is accepting pet photos for its fund-raising calendar until May 15, 2012. Submit your photos to [email protected], or visit the HSHC webiste for more information: www.hshc.us.
Open House Weekend Saturday & Sunday,April 28-29 •2-4 pm
SUNDAY 4/29SATURDAY 4/28
SATURDAY 4/28
162 Culpepper Drive – Country Club Estates - $199,000 2 story 4 BR brick/3 BA with BR & BA on � rst level. Formal LR, DR. Open kit, breakfast nook, and FR/FP. Brick patio, 2 c gar, prof.land-scaping, mature trees, desirable neighborhood. MLS#1206467 Call: Beverly, 859-954-0606
SUNDAY 4/29 SUNDAY 4/29
& CompanyReal Estate and Insurance Since 1953
859-234-5454 • 1-888-WHALENS101 S. Walnut St.
Cynthiana, Kentucky
419 E. Pleasant Street • $98,900 Very attractive 3 BR, 2 BA home. MLS #1120435 • Contact any Whalen & Company agent.
Whalen & Company has an insurance solution for you.
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