Breckinridge Circuit Court-Division 1

5/7/2025-Division 1 of Breckinridge Circuit Court with Judge Bruce Butler met Wednesday.

 

Kristopher Quiggins, 39, pleaded not guilty to flagrant non-support.  A pre-trial conference was scheduled for July 9.

 

Peggy L. Vergason, 62, pleaded not guilty to 1^st degree possession of a controlled substance(meth), 2^nd offense.  A pre-trial conference was scheduled for July 9.

 

James David Martin, 54, pleaded guilty to theft by deception/cold checks valued between $1,000 and $10,000.  Sentencing was scheduled for June 18.

 

Leonardo S. Marrero, 31, pleaded not guilty to engaging in organized crime/criminal syndicate and theft by unlawful taking of property valued between $1,000 and $10,000.  A pre-trial conference was scheduled for July 9.

 

Joe A. Phillips, 34, pleaded guilty to 1^st degree possession of a controlled substance(meth), 1^st offense.  In another case, he pleaded guilty to two counts of 3^rd degree burglary; receiving stolen property valued between $500 and $1,000; possession of burglary tools; resisting arrest; two counts of 3^rd degree criminal mischief; and being a 1^st degree persistent felony offender.  Sentencing was scheduled for June 18.

 

Eric Smith, 53, and Stevin Smith, 24, each pleaded guilty to two counts of 2^nd degree burglary; receiving stolen property valued between $500 and $1,000; possession of burglary tools; and 3^rd degree criminal mischief.  In another case, they pleaded guilty to 1^st degree possession of a controlled substance(meth), 1^st offense.  Sentencing was scheduled for June 18.

 

James C. Armes, 31, was sentenced to five years in prison for attempted kidnapping/adult and 1^st degree wanton endangerment.  The sentences were probated for five years.

 

Curtis W. Lanham, 61, was sentenced to three years in prison for 1^st degree possession of a controlled substance(meth), 1^st offense and 45 days for possession of marijuana.  The sentences will run concurrently and probated for three years.

 

Brandon G. Wilson, 38, was sentenced to five years in prison for 1^st degree possession of a controlled substance(meth), 1^st offense/enhanced; and two years for 1^st degree promoting contraband and being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm.  The sentences will run consecutively for a total of nine years and probated for five years.

 

Tyler W. Corbin, 24, was sentenced to five years in prison for receiving stolen property valued over $10,000 and two years for 1^st degree criminal mischief.  In another case, he was sentenced to two years in prison for 2^nd degree fleeing/evading police.  In another case, he was sentenced to two years in prison for 1^st degree wanton endangerment and 90 days for theft by unlawful taking of gasoline.  The sentences will run concurrently for a total of five years.

 

Probation was revoked for Rodney Triplett, 44 and James L. Hines, 48.