Criminal Justice
Since Protests, LMPD Rarely Busts Down Doors For Drugs
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Before Breonna Taylor, LMPD busted down doors nearly twice a week looking for drugs. Now they’ve all but stopped.
Criminal Justice
Louisville Court Chaos Leaves Some Unaware They’re Missing Court Dates
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The administrative issue is leaving an unknown number of people with cases in District Court at risk for wrongful arrest.
Criminal Justice
Kentucky Jails Made $9.6 Million Off Jail Communication In FY2020
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His survey found “verbal” contracts, expired contracts or contracts signed without a formal bid process. The terms often included “technology grants” that were left open to interpretation, a one-time “signing bonus,” lines of credit for capital improvements and other incentive payments.
Criminal Justice
The Pandemic Isolated Incarcerated People. Kentucky And Securus Cashed In
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The Department of Corrections made at least $3.2 million last year off incarcerated people’s phone calls.
This Former Ky. Trooper Denied Using Force Under Oath. The Video Says He Did
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A warrant was issued Thursday for the trooper’s arrest charging him with committing perjury during his testimony in a civil deposition.
Brian Bailey
LMPD Detective Resigns Amid Sexual Abuse Probe
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Facing accusations of sexual misconduct that date as far back as 2016, Det. Brian Bailey has resigned from the Louisville Metro Police Department.
Criminal Justice
LMPD Officer Recently Arrested For Domestic Violence Has History Of Similar Allegations
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Before he was arrested earlier this month for domestic violence, Louisville Metro Police Officer Harry Seeders had a long history of similar allegations. The police department was aware of this record when they hired him.
Criminal Justice
New Lawsuit Alleges Unlawful Search By Scandal-Ridden LMPD Officers
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The circumstances of the case bear striking similarities to the investigation and subsequent raid that resulted in the police killing of Breonna Taylor.
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Kentucky’s Attorney General Argues For Mandatory Expungement Fees
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Kentucky AG takes stance in precedent-setting legal battle to determine if indigent people must pay expungement fee.
Criminal Justice
What’s Under Scrutiny In LMPD Investigation? Basically Everything
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The day after the Department of Justice announced its Louisville civil rights investigation, they delivered a huge records request to Metro government. Here’s what they asked for.