National Sponsors
August 16, 2012 Bath County News - Outlook | ![]() |
©
Bath County News - Outlook. All rights reserved. Upgrade to access Premium Tools
PAGE 9 (9 of 16 available) PREVIOUS NEXT Jumbo Image Save To Scrapbook Set Notifiers PDF JPG
August 16, 2012 |
|
Website © 2025. All content copyrighted. Copyright Information Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy | Request Content Removal | About / FAQ | Get Acrobat Reader ![]() |
News Outlook
Your Hometown Newstraper
COURT NEWS
• "August 16, 2012 -9
Bath County
Courtroom 1
Hon. Don Blair
Carrie Ann Dunn. Art.
1 Failure to register trans-
fer of motor vehicle. Proof
produced. 12mos diver-
sion
William R Evans. Art. 1
Hindering prosecution or
apprehension-2nd degree.
Appt Charles Landon, p
n/g, wfr, pc 8/28/12 at
10am
Carter D Kincaid. Art.
1 No/expired Kentucky
registration receipt. Proof
produced, dismiss per lo-
cal rule. 2 No/expired
• registration plates. 3 Fail-
ure to produce insurance
card. Proof produced after
citation date, 24mos diver-
sion
Rodney L Parker. Arr.
1 Theft by deception-in-
clude cold checks u/$500.
Cont arr 10/9/12 at 9am.
2 Theft by deception-in-
clude cold checks u/$500.
3 Theft by deception-in-
clude cold checks u/8500.
4 Theft by deception-in-
clude cold checks u/$500
Rodney L Parker. Arr.
1 Theft by deception-in-
clude cold checks u/$500.
Cont arr 10/9/12 at 9am.
2 Theft by deception-in-
clude cold checks u/$500.
3 Theft by deception-in-
clude cold checks u/$500.
4 Theft by deception-in-
clude cold checks u/$500
Stephen Lewis Payne.
Arr. 1 Alcohol intoxica-
tion in a public place-lst
& 2nd. P/G, $25 fine &
costs, warned of enhance-
ment
Pamela S Purvis. Arr. 1
ailure to produce insur-
ance card. Proof filed, dm
effect on date of citation,
dismissed per local rule.
2 Failure to notify address
change to Dept of Transp.
Proof filed, dismiss per lo-
cal rule
Lee A Reese. Art. 1
Failure to wear seat belts.
Cont to 8/28/12 at 9am, to
provide proof of license. 2
Instructional permit viola-
tions
Kylia Richards. Arr. 1
Failure of owner to main-
rain required insurance/
security 1st. Produced &
effect after citation date,
24mos diversion. 2 Failure
to register transfer of mo-
tor vehicle. Valid rifle pro-
duced, 24mos diversion
Kylia A Richards. Art.
1 No/expired Kentucky
registration receipt. Proof
produced, dismiss per lo-
cai rule. 2 No/expired
registration plates. Proof
produced, dismiss per lo-
cal rule. 3 Failure of own-
er to maintain required
insurance/security 1st.
Proof produced, not in
effect at time of citation,
24mos diversion. 4 Failure
to register transfer of mo-
tor vehicle. Valid tire pro-
duced, 24mos diversion
William E Ritchie. Oh. 1
Failure to wear seat belts.
Dismiss w/warning. 2
Operating on suspended/
revoked operators license.
P/G, 90 days, p/s 2yrs on
terms nvl, waived rt to
atty. 3 License to be in pos-
session. Merge w/#2
Alex E Slone. Reset.
Sustained, order to be ten-
dered by Dpa. 1 Convicted
felon in possession of a
firearm. 2 Convicted felon
in possession of a firearm.
3 Carrying a concealed
deadly weapon
Tabitha Smith. Arr. 1 No
operators/moped license.
Cont to 10/23/12 at 9am
for valid lic. 2 Failure to
produce insurance card
Samantha Xiflama. Arr. 1
Speeding 5mph over limit.
6mos diversion. 2 Failure
to notify address change
to Dept of Transp. Proof
produced, dismissed per
local rule
Daniel W Darnell. Arr.
1 Alcohol intoxication in
a public place-lst & 2nd.
P/G, $25 fine & costs. 2
Theft by unlawful taking/
disp-shoplifting. P/G, 30
days p/s 2yrs on no viol
of law
Floyd Curtis McCray.
Oh. '1 Operating on sus-
pended/revoked opera-
tors license. Waived rt
to atty, p/g, 90 days p/s
2yrs on terms nvl. Costs
ordered
-Christopher W Mead-
ows. Oh. 1 Alcohol intoxi-
cation in a public place-lst
& 2nd. P/G, $25 fine &
costs, warned of enhance-
ment
Chris D Riley. Art. 1
Alcohol intoxication in a
public place-lst & 2nd. C.
Landon appt. P n/g, wit,
ph 8/14/12 at 10:30am.
2 Flagrant non support.
Bond $500 cash to be ap-
plied to cs
Timothy P Waiters, Jr.
Art. 1 Assault 4th degree
domestic violence no vis-
ible injury. C Landon appt,
pc 8/14/12 at 10am. 2 Pub-
lic intoxication controlled
subs (excludes alcohol)
Carey Stump, et al VS
Keith Davis, et al. Court
trial. K Davis served fta,
testimony taken. Acknowl-
edged that deposit was not
paid, finding for plaintiff in
the amount of $2,496.
Dina N Carpenter. Ptc.
1 Assault 4th degree do-
mestic violence no visible
injury. 24mos diversion on
terms, approved by cw
Michael Carpenter. Ptc.
1 Assault 4th degree do-
mestic violence minor in-
jury. 24mos diversion on
terms, approved by cw
Steven Ray Crouch.
Ptc. 1 Theft by unlawful
taking/disp-shoplifting.
Cont pc 10/2/12 at 10am.
2 Public intoxication con-
trolled subs (excludes al-
cohol)
Steven Ray Crouch. Ptc.
1 Operating on suspend-
ed/revoked operators ,
license. Cont pc 10/2/12
at 10am. 2 No/expired
registration plates. 3 Fail-
tire of owner to maintain
required insurance/secu-
rity 1st
Joetta Little. Ptc. 1 As-
sault 4th degree domes-
tic violence minor injury.
P/G, 12mos cts 8 days,
bal, p/s 2yrs on cond no
nvl, no cont/comm w/
victim & not to be in home
of vicitm. Warned of en-
hancement. Ct costs. 2
Terroristic threatening,
3rd degree. P/G, 12mos,
cts 8 days
Sherry Lewis Martin.
Ptc. 1 Theft by unlawful
taking/disp-shoplifting.
Cont pc 10/2/12 at 10am,
Def to be in rehab or on
lists for rehab. 2 Public in-
toxication controlled subs
(excludes alcohol)
Delorace H Muncie.
Ptc. 1 Failure to register
transfer of motor vehicle.
P/G, $100 fine. 2 Possess-
ing license when privleges
are revoked/sus. P/G,
$100 fine. 3 Poss cont sub,
2nd degree-drug unspeci-
fied. Dismissed, valid
prescription produced. 4
Controlled substance pre-
scription not in orig con-
tainer 1st. P/G, 90 days,
p/s 2yrs on terms, nvl, no
out of state Rx's. warned
of enhancement
Morgan C Ripley. Ptc. 1
Alcohol intoxication in a
public place-lst & 2nd. Pc
9/11/12 at 10am. 2 Flee-
ing or evading police, 2nd
degree (on foot). 3 Disor-
derly conduct, 2nd degree
Jeffery S Robbins. Ptc. 1
Cultivate in marijuana-<5
plants-lst offense. P/G,
pursuant to NC V Alford,
sent 12mos, cts 3 days,
bal, p/s 2yrs on terms nvl,
no illegal drugs no out oI
state Rx. Warned of en-
hancement
Drive Sober or G,et PuIi00 Over
If you drink and drive
in Bath County beware,
Keen Johnson, Common-
wealth Attorney is join-
hag with law enforcement
throughout the nation for
the "Drive Sober or Get
Pulled Over" campaign
August 17 to September
3, 2012.
The strong nationwide
impaired driving crack-
down will include high-
visibility enforcement,
high-profiles events, and
will be supported by na-
tional paid advertising,
creating a comprehensive
campaign to curb alcohol
impaired driving in Au-
gust and through, Labor
Day holiday weekend
(6pm Sept. 3-5:59am Sept.
7).
All Law Enforcement
Agencies will be aggres-
sively looking for im-
paired drivers during the
crackdown and will arrest
anyone caught driving im-
paired.
It is illegal in all 50
states, the District of Co-
lumbia and Puerto Rico
to drive with a blood al-
cohol concentration of .08
grams per deciliter. De-
spite these laws, in 2010
more than I0,000 people
died in crashes in which a
driver or motorcycle rider
was impaired.
"On average there is
onealcohol impaired driv-
ing-related fatality every
51 minutes across Ameri-
ca. But this tragic loss of
life can be reduced if we
get impaired drivers off
our roadways," said Chief
Prosecutor Keen John-
son. "Research has shown
that high-visibility en-
forcement like the 'Drive
Sober or Get Pulled Over'
campaign reduces alco-
hol-impaired driving fa-
OVER
9O
TO CHOOSE!
Cab'n Chassis
talities by as much as 20
percent. By joining this
nationwide effort, we will
make Bath County road-
ways safer for everyone
throughout the Labor Day
period."
During the Labor Day
weekend in 2010, 147
people were killed in mo-
tor vehicle traffic crash-
es involving drivers on
motorcycle riders with
BAC's of .08 or higher. Of
those fatalities, 80 percent
occurred from 6pm to
5:59am.
Among 18 - to 34-year-
old drivers killed in mo-
tor vehicle traffic crashes
during the 2010 Labor
Day weekend, 54 percent
were alcohol-impaired.
"Obviously we want to
remind everyone that it is
illegal to drive impaired,
and we hope the cam-
paign will remind people
that if they plan on drink-
ing, to never get behind
the wheel," said Sheriff
John ruffy" Snedegar.
"But if someone does
choose to drive impaired,
we will arrest them. No
warnings. No excuses."
According to Owings-
ville Chief of Police Todd
Tout, violators face jai:
time, loss of their drivel
licenses, and steep fi
nancial consequence.,
such as higher insurance
rates, attorney fees, courl
costs, lost time at work
and the potential loss ol
job. When family, friends
and co-workers find out
violators also often face
tremendous personal em
barrassment.
"Driving impaired is
simply not worth the risk
So don't take the chance
so 'Drive Sober or Gel
Pulled Over", said Policc
Chief Tout.
VVondering what m do
with your money?
Consider the Enhancer.
V',tocal e World's Modred Endov,t Un Ufe
Ie, Enhanc= may help you .protect ycJr as weil
your fa00s
• Your m, accun-,Jlate fas than in a CD
• r b tax.d until received
• The demb benef i tor INm,4kry is
ustal:e L:4"e insurare is not +n New Yo
Tys of Urwers,d Life availabl Adjustable ( I 0 I--9203 & lot ..0707)
Bexe (F(w,n 150-xx-9203 & 150--0707)
CDO491WP'.,W g/(B
Pat K. Letcher
Field Representative ei - e:
Phone 859-473'0414
pkletcher@woodmen.org