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Kentucky State PoliceSEX OFFENDER REGISTRYhttp://kspsor.state.ky.us/sor/servlet/SOR

The Kentucky State Police does not guarantee the accu-racy of the information provided, as offenders are sometimes noncompliant.

Under KRS 525.070 and 525.080, use of information from the Web site to harrass a sex offender is a criminal offense punishable by up to 90 days in the county jail. More severe criminal penalties apply for more severe crimes committed against a sex offender.

The Herald-News publishes offender profi les for Breck-inridge County as they are made available.

NAME: Jared N. HartADDRESS: 450 Tules CreekLoop, Harned, KY 40144D.O.B.: May 2, 1966SEX: MaleHEIGHT: 5’ 10”WEIGHT: 170 lbs.HAIR/EYES: Brown/brownRACE: CaucasianRegistered for 10 years. Original conviction

for KRS 510.110-sexual abuse 1st degree. Age of victim: 6.

QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS ABOUT INACCURATE INFORMATION SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO KEN-TUCKY STATE POLICE AT 1-800-222-5555.

BreckinridgeDistrict CourtJan. 10, 2012Division IJudge Kenneth H. Goff IIJeremy Waddell, hunt/fi sh/

trap without license/permit/stamp, plea of guilty, $228.

Watasha H. Thompson, 1. speeding 10 mph over limit, plea of guilty, assigned to state traffi c school, $143; 2. license to be in possession, dismissed on proof.

Jesus Gonzalez, speeding 10 mph over limit, plea of guilty, $163.

Joshua B. Webb, failure to produce insurance card, dis-missed on proof.

Jamie L. Parsons, 1. no/expired registration receipt, 2. no/expired registration plates, dismissed on proof; 3. speed-ing 10 mph over limit, plea of guilty, assigned to state traffi c school, $143.

Bobby L. Belt, 1. operat-ing motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol/drugs 3rd offense with aggravator, amended to 2nd offense with aggravator, plea of guilty, 6 months probated 2 years after 14 days in jail, abide by terms and conditions of proba-tion, $908; 2. impersonating a peace offi cer, amended to disorderly conduct 1st degree, plea of guilty, 12 months pro-bated 2 years after 14 days in jail, abide by terms and condi-tions of probation.

Lee Ann Beatty, no/expired registration plates, dismissed on proof.

April D. Paletta, 1. con-trolled substance/prescription not in original container 1st offense, plea of guilty, 30 days probated 2 years after 10 days in jail, abide by terms and conditions of probation, sign waiver of rights; 2. possession of marijuana, plea of guilty, 30 days probated 2 years after 10 days in jail (concurrent), abide by terms and conditions of probation, $208.

Thomas E. Esterle, 1-2. theft by deception including cold checks under $500, plea of guilty, 10 days probated 2 years after 1 hour in jail on each charge, abide by terms and conditions of probation, court costs waived.

Donna L. Severs, 1-2. theft by deception including cold checks under $500, plea of guilty, 10 days probated 2 years after 1 hour in jail on each charge, abide by terms and conditions of probation, $163.

Larry D. Goins, 1. no/ex-pired resgistration plates, dismissed on proof; 2. no insurance 1st offense, plea of guilty, 90 days probated two years, aibde by terms and conditions of probation, $143.

Dustin L. Whitworth, oper-ating motor vehicle under the infl uence of alcohol/drugs 2nd offense with aggravator, plea of guilty, 6 months probated 2 years after 14 days in jail, abide by terms and conditions of probation, $868.

Justin B. Edge, 1. no/ex-pired registration plates, dis-missed on proof; 2. possession

The Tina L. Lucas whose name appeared recently in the court news is not Kina R. Lucas of Wee Springs Road, Irvington.

Clarifi cation

of open alcoholic beverage cotainer in motor vehicle, merged with charge #3; 3. operating motor vehicle under the infl uece of alcohol/drugs 2nd offense, plea of guilty, 6 months and 5 hours probated 2 years after 10 days and 5 hours in jail, abide by terms and conditions of probation, $868.

Tamara Kay Walker, unlaw-ful transaction with a minor 3rd degree, dismissed.

Small ClaimsCash Express LLC vs. Sa-

mantha Lynn Carrier, agreed settlement entered.

Hardinsburg Tire Service Inc. vs. Stacy Hiser, agreed settlement entered.

Hardinsburg Tire Service Inc. vs. Amanda Landry, agreed settlement entered.

Hardinsburg Tire Service Inc. vs. Dennis Moorman, dismissed.

Hardinsburg Tire Service Inc. vs. Michelle Saint, judg-ment set aside, agreed settle-ment entered.

Hardinsburg Tire Service Inc. vs. Matthew Wilkins, default judgment for plaintiff.

Lucas Brothers Hardware vs. Dennis Moorman, dis-missed.

BreckinridgeCounty SheriffMcQUADY—According to

a report fi led Dec. 27 by Sher-iff Todd Pate, Meade County RECC, Hardinsburg, reported the removal of approximately 14,000 feet of neutral wire from an existing electrical line the Old Railroad. The line was removed from electrical service that extended from the Rockvale area and the Old Railroad bed area.

WEBSTER—According to a report fi led Jan. 1 by Deputy Billy Richardson, Troey Dore, Webster, reported a burglary at his residence at 2810 N. Hwy. 333. A pry tool was used to gain entry to the home some-time between Dec. 22 and Jan. 1. The residents complained of a strong smell in the home that burned their eyes, and they were concerned someone had cooked or used metham-phetamine in the house. No evidence was found inside the home or outside on the property to support this theory. There were muddy foot prints on the fl oor and it appeared someone had been sitting on the living room couch. The only item stolen was a 42-inch plasma television valued at $200. The residents also advised that their cat had been burned. Its whiskers had been singed and its feet were sore.

GARFIELD—According to citations filed Jan. 3 by Deputy Jim Beauchamp, Paul A. Corbin, 36, Custer, was arrested at 5:20 p.m. three miles south of Garfield on KY 86. Corbin was served two warrants from Meade County, a warrant from Jef-ferson County, a warrant from Shelby County, and two warrants from Breckinridge County—one for failure to pay fi nes and costs and the other for burglary 2nd degree, cruelty to animals 2nd degree, and terroristic threatening 3rd degree.

HARDINSBURG—Ac-cording to a citation fi led Jan. 3 by Deputy Chris Woosley, Kevin J. Gannaway, 41, Ow-ensboro, was arrested at 8:33 p.m. on Glen Nash Lane. Gan-naway was served a warrant from Daviess County.

ROSETTA—According to a report fi led Jan. 4 by Deputy Virgil Phillips, three people

were injured in a one-vehicle accident around 7:45 a.m. on Rosetta-Corners Road near Big Meadow Lane. Jesse Hiland, 23, Irvington, was eastbound in a 1999 Ford Explorer when he said he fell asleep. The vehicle left the roadway, struck a tree, and ran through a fence. Hiland and two passengers—Jeffery Peck, 23, and Japheth Pate, 18, both of Irvington—were transported by ambulance to Breckinridge Memorial Hos-pital. The vehicle was towed from the scene.

HARDINSBURG—Ac-cording to a citation fi led Jan. 4 by Deputy Chris Woosley, Eddie D. Elliott, 44, Westview, was arrested at 9:15 a.m. at the Courthouse. Elliott was served a warrant from Breckinridge County.

HARDINSBURG—Ac-cording to a citation fi led Jan. 4 by Deputy Kenny Basham, Richard L. Schoenlaub, 30, Custer, was arrested at 9:45 a.m. at the Courthouse. Schoenlaub was served a warrant from Breckinridge County.

CLOVERPORT—Accord-ing to a citation fi led Jan. 4 by Deputy Chris Woosley, Jerome S. Corley, 41, Hardins-burg, was arrested at 9:23 p.m. on US 60. Corley was served a warrant from Perry County, Ind., for contempt of court.

AXTEL—According to a citation fi led Jan. 6 by Deputy Jim Beauchamp, Joseph L. Davidson, 36, Hardinsburg, was arrested at 9:44 a.m. on Axtel Circle Lane. Davidson was charged with assault 4th degree.

HARDINSBURG—Ac-cording to a report fi led Jan. 7 by Chief Deputy Bruce Anthony, Larry T. Collard, Hardinsburg, reported damage to a door at rental property he owns on US 60. Nothing was reported taken from the building.

BIG SPRING—Accord-ing to a report fi led Jan. 7 by Captain Rick Knight, James R. Dugan, Vine Grove, reported vandalism and the theft of personal property at his resi-dence on KY 690. Between Jan. 1 and 7, someone popped the lock out of Dugan’s wife’s car. Taken from the home were $900 in change, $50 in frozen meat, a fi shing pole, and about $300 worth of DVDs and VCR

tapes. There was no forced entry to the home. There is a suspect in the case.

HARDINSBURG—Ac-cording to a citation fi led Jan. 10 by Deputy Virgil Phil-lips, David E. Henderson, 23, Amelia, Ohio, was arrested at 9 a.m. at the Courthouse. Hen-derson was served a warrant from Hancock County.

HARDINSBURG—Ac-cording to a citation fi led Jan. 10 by Captain Rick Knight, Michael S. Finley, 21, Har-dinsburg, was arrested at 8:55 p.m. at the Courthouse. Finley was served a bench warrant from Breckinridge County.

HARDINSBURG—Ac-cording to citations fi led Jan. 11 by Deputy Virgil Phillips, Chadwick Strong, 35, Louis-ville, was arrested at 8 a.m. at the Courthouse. Strong was served warrants from Jefferson and Breckinridge

counties.

HARDINSBURG—Ac-cording to a citation fi led Jan. 12 by Deputy Chris Woos-ley, Brandon L. Roberts, 30, Harned, was arrested at 12:27 a.m. on Glen Nash Lane. Rob-erts was served a warrant from Meade County.

HARDINSBURG—Ac-cording to a citation fi led Jan. 12 by Deputy Chris Woosley, Ronald Axton, 52, Cloverport, was arrested at 10:07 a.m. on Chambliss Drive. Axton was served a warrant from Daviess County.

GARFIELD—According to a report filed Jan. 13 by Deputy Jimmy Gilpin, one person was injured in a one-vehicle accident at 10 a.m. one mile east of Garfi eld on Webb Road. Travis W. Basham, 48, Irvington, was eastbound in a 2007 Honda Accord when he met another vehicle in the roadway on an ice-covered hill. Basham attempted to avoid the other vehicle and the car ran off the roadway and into a ditch, causing it to overturn. The car came to rest on the roadway. Basham was transported by ambulance to Breckinridge Memorial Hos-pital. The car was towed from the scene with severe damage.

McDANIELS—Accord-ing to a report fi led Jan. 13 by Deputy Jimmy Gilpin, no injuries were reported in a two-vehicle accident at 10:58 a.m. 2-1/2 miles south of McDaniels on KY 79. Wayne L. Henning, 50, Har-

dinsburg, was northbound in a 1998 Chevy pickup. Johnny J. Whitworth approached the intersection with KY 1740 and attempted to stop at the stop sign. Whitworth said his brakes failed, and his 1994 Ford F250 struck Henning’s truck in the side. Both trucks remained in service with mi-nor damage.

HARDINSBURG—Ac-cording to a citation fi led Jan. 13 by Deputy Jim Beauchamp, Allen J. Simpson, 21, Hardins-burg, was arrested at 5:45 p.m. on Glen Nash Lane. Simpson was served a warrant from Breckinridge County.

McDANIELS—Accord-ing to a report fi led Jan. 14 by Captain Rick Knight, no injuries were reported in a one-vehicle accident at 9:03 p.m. south of McDaniels at the intersection of KY 737 and KY 259. Bill E. Wright, 63, Wasilla, Alaska, was northbound on 737 in a 2002 Subaru Legacy Outback. As the vehicle approached the in-tersection, it slid out of control on the wet roadway, crossed 259, and struck a utility pole. The vehicle was towed from the scene with minor to mod-erate damage.

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