Two internal investigations concluded that Brian Bailey pressured multiple confidential informants into performing sexual acts on him and lied about it to investigators — and that his actions broke the law.
The new policy, which took effect April 26 according to an internal memo written by Chief Erika Shields, is a rollback to a policy enacted in December 2012 to reduce deaths and injuries caused by the chases.
Officer Aaron Ambers was investigated for possible violations of department policies involving de-escalation and use of physical force in the April 18, 2021, arrest of Denorver Garrett.
Det. Christopher Palombi has officially been fired weeks after police say he threatened to kill other law enforcement officers.
Shirley's father says investigators are now backtracking the original claim that Shirley was "targeted and ambushed," instead suggesting that his death the result of an "accidental shooting."
Atherton High School Principal Stephanie Fluhr confirmed in a letter to school families Tuesday that a gun was found in a student's backpack.
More students at Jefferson County Public Schools have been caught with weapons on school grounds in the first months of the 2021-22 school year compared to recent years, but fewer guns have been recovered compared to the last year in which schools operated on traditional in-person learning schedules in that span.
The Jefferson County Board of Education voted to create the “test to stay” and “test to play” programs, $100 vaccine incentives and hourly pay bumps for classified staff who take instructional duties during a special board meeting Thursday.
The lawsuit claims LMPD dragged its feet, not even bothering to question the officer for several weeks, in essence unofficially punishing him by “deliberately extending his suspension period.”
JCPS Superintendent Marty Pollio’s comments come a day after Louisville Metro Police Chief Erika Shields reiterated her call for Kentucky’s largest school district to create an internal force of trained law enforcement officers.