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    • Browse all our projects
    • Fatal Flaws: How Kentucky Is Failing Its Workers
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Seized: Asset Forfeiture in Kentucky

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Drones, Guns And Light Bills: How Kentucky Police Spend Seized Cash

By Jacob Ryan | March 4, 2019

Kentucky law says seized money must be used for direct law enforcement purposes. A KyCIR review of $3.7 million in spending records shows agencies take varied interpretations of that law.

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Seized: Few Kentucky Police Agencies Report What They Take Through Asset Forfeiture

By Jacob Ryan | November 29, 2018

In Kentucky, 11 percent of police agencies report how much suspected drug money they seize every year. How much nearly 300 other agencies take is unclear.

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