Kentucky House Bill 206 Aug 6, 2022 Aug 6, 2022 Updated Aug 6, 2022 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Download PDF As featured on +4 A new Kentucky law aims to keep officers convicted of sex crimes off the force. But is there a loophole? HB 206 is part of a series of bills passed by the legislature in recent years to force out officers who shamed the badge. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Marc Weinberg's Tuesday evening forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesMan charged with attempted murder after cleaver attack on Preston HighwayNew $25M Shepherdsville aquatic center aims to draw visitors across KentuckyHomicide suspect fatally shot by Louisville police near downtown Taco Bell, LMPD saysThe Latest: Iran says it has accepted a two-week ceasefire in the warPolice say pregnant woman and unborn child killed in Glasgow; suspect charged with murderAmerican journalist Shelly Kittleson has been released, Iraqi officials tell the APUS, Israel and Iran agree to 2-week ceasefire as Trump seizes diplomatic offrampAfter more than a year, city officials uphold denial of Louisville bar's liquor licenseRiverLink to soon begin collections on unpaid toll accountsFormer Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin fighting for judge's removal in family court case Videos
+4 A new Kentucky law aims to keep officers convicted of sex crimes off the force. But is there a loophole? HB 206 is part of a series of bills passed by the legislature in recent years to force out officers who shamed the badge.
