Wed Feb 08 2012
Frankfort Police
>Tammy L. Cooper, 36, of Lawrenceburg, was charged Thursday with possession of drug paraphernalia, theft by deception under $300 and possession of a controlled substance.
>Jacob T. Eaves, 19, 604 Taylor Ave., was charged Thursday with possession of marijuana, possession of an open alcoholic beverage container in a motor vehicle and alcohol intoxication in a public place.
>William M. Thompson, 21, 119 Clearwater Lane, was charged Thursday with possession of a controlled substance.
>Nicholas A. Burchfield, 23, 321 Brighton Park Blvd. Apt. F2, was charged Thursday with operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
>Robert C. Graham, 33, 165 Hunters Trace, was charged Sunday with operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs and possession of an open alcoholic beverage container in a motor vehicle.
>Benjamin O. Robinson, 50, 208 E. Third St., was charged Friday with operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs and fourth-degree assault.
>Billy Dewayne Williams, 24, was charged Wednesday with possession of marijuana and disorderly conduct and Thursday with violating a protective order.
>Katie M. Allison, 29, 108 Hillway Lane, was charged June 5 with theft by unlawful taking under $300.
>Santo Reyes Padilla, 30, 225 Landings Drive #2, was charged Saturday with second-degree assault.
>Jeffrey Hensley, 39, 526 Parkside Drive, was charged Saturday with theft by unlawful taking under $300 and alcohol intoxication in a public place.
>Jeremy Adams, 33, 315 St. Clair St., was charged Sunday with possession of an open alcoholic beverage container in a motor vehicle and giving an officer a false name.
>John W. Wiley, 40, 5 Tracy Court, was charged Thursday with flagrant non-support.
>Marc Aaron Thompson, 19, 140 Elkhorn Drive, was charged Thursday with theft by unlawful taking under $300.
>Coye Hellard, 21, 315 Holmes St., was charged Saturday with first-degree assault and possession of a controlled substance.
>Tony L. Brown, 809 Holmes St. #1, was charged Friday with fleeing or evading police, possession of marijuana, trafficking in a controlled substance and possession of a controlled substance.
>Heather R. Maddox, 30, 400 Logan St., was charged Friday with theft by deception.
>Robert C. McCawley, 35, 700 Forest Hill Drive, Apt. 1104, was charged Friday with alcohol intoxication in a public place.
>Sheila T. Vaughn, 44, of Lawrenceburg, was charged Thursday with disorderly conduct.
>Rhonda A. Jones, 40, 3672 St. Johns Road, was charged Thursday with disorderly conduct.
>Johnny Widener, 25, of Lexington, was charged Wednesday with disorderly conduct.
>Robert L. Winkfield, 55, 308 E. Second St., was charged Friday with alcohol intoxication in a public place and carrying a concealed deadly weapon.
>Bradley S. Green, 21, 505 Owenton Ave. #2, was charged Friday with possession of drug paraphernalia.
>Robert Creyton Jones, 31, 71 Appomattox, was charged Friday with alcohol intoxication in a public place.
>Rebecca L. Willard, 100 block of Lily Street, told police Friday someone stole fishing rods and reels from her residence.
>An employee of Shell, 1401 Lawrenceburg Road, told police June 5 someone drove off without paying for gas.
>Barbara A. Moore, 300 block of Holmes Street, told police June 17 someone stole an air conditioning unit from her residence.
>An employee of Hardee's, 705 Schenkel Lane, told police June 17 someone damaged a window.
>Heather C. Warner, 100 block of Turnberry, told police Wednesday someone tried to break into her residence.
>Katrina M. Bass, 100 block of Allnutt Drive, told police June 17 someone stole her children's bicycles.
>Karen D. Hageman, of Lawrenceburg, told police Thursday someone stole cash from her wallet.
>An employee of Teco Mechanical, in Lexington, told police Thursday someone stole tools from a vehicle.
>Melissa Sizemore, 200 block of Meadowview Drive, told police Thursday someone vandalized her air conditioner.
>Joseph D. Tyree, 1700 block of Galbraith Road, told police Wednesday someone used his credit card illegally.
>Omar J. Valdivieso, of Versailles, told police June 16 someone used his credit card illegally.
>Dennis L. Decker, 100 block of Lindenwood Lane, told police Thursday someone stole his checkbook.
>Norman W. Lawson, 700 block of Woodland Avenue, told police June 14 someone shot at his residence.
>Lori A. Zemla, 100 block of Pure Breed Court, told police Wednesday someone has been making threatening phone calls.
>Dessie A. Woods, 300 block of Goebel Court, told police May 27 someone has been making threatening phone calls.
>Billy R. Spaulding, 7500 block of Owenton Road, told police June 15 a known subject damaged his vehicle.
>An employee of Bob Allen Motor Mall, 925 Versailles Road, told police Saturday someone stole a vehicle.
>James Lucien Guyn, 600 block of E. Main Street, told police Friday someone stole electronic equipment from his residence.
>Joan K. Curtis, 10 block of Stillwater Court, told police Friday someone threw rocks at her vehicle while driving on the Thornhill Bypass.
>Kelly A. Hammond, 100 block of Compton Drive, told police Saturday she has been receiving threatening phone calls.
>Angela M. Jones, 200 block of Landings Drive, told police June 17 someone damaged her vehicle.
State Turnover
When Gov. Steve Beshear was sworn into office, the state's personnel roster listed 33,889 full-time employees on the payroll.
As of April 18, there were 33,467 on that list, according to records provided to The State Journal by the state personnel department. The State Journal will update weekly a list of those joining and leaving state government.
Here's a look at who joined and who left state government from May 12 to May 15.
Employees who left are:
Transportation Cabinet
Department of Highways
Darrell P. Wright, Kews Technician II, $4,828.20/mo.
Rupert H. Fugerson II, Right-of-way Agent Supervisor, $4,707.96/mo.
Finance Cabinet
Office of the Secretary
Patricia J. Noble, Executive Secretary II, $3,337.52/mo.
Commerce Cabinet
Kentucky Heritage Council
Rachel M. Kennedy, Historical Preservation Program Assistant, $4,010.08/mo.
Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Resources
Heath R. Culberson, Conservation Officer Recruit, $2,548.82/mo.
Kentucky Department of Parks
Chastity J. Cummins, Serving Attendant, $399.53/mo.
Claire A. Earnhart, Parks Program Services Leader, $2,831.23/mo.
Misty J. Anderson, Park Worker I, $1,535.21/mo.
Stephen F. Vandenbark, Park Worker I, $1,623.86/mo.
Education Cabinet
Department for Workforce Investigation
Cara H. James, Workforce Development Specialist, $2,006.08/mo.
Lori M. Doom, Administrative Specialist II, $2,293.00/mo.
Environmental and Public Protection Cabinet
Department for Natural Resources
Michael T. Overturf, Environmental Technologist III, $3,494.50/mo.
Health and Family Services Cabinet
Office of the Secretary
Melissa G. Fortner, Office Support Assistant II, $1,853.58/mo.
Department for Disability Determination
Yolanda S. Neeck, Disability Adjudicator II, $3,507.50/mo.
Department for Mental Health and Mental Retardation Services
Edith R. Mack, Correctional Officer, $1,823.90/mo.
Lottery Winners
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Here are Monday's winning numbers selected by the Kentucky Lottery:
MIDDAY Pick 3: 0-2-6
Pick 4: 1-4-1-5
EVENING Pick 3: 4-2-8
Pick 4: 6-1-0-6
Cash Ball: 4-10-27-33,
Cash Ball 3
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