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Bevin gets 60 days in Jefferson County jail after being arrested for contempt of court Original

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By McKenna Horsley Verified
| Kentucky Lantern
LOUISVILLE — Former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin will spend 60 days in jail after he was arrested Thursday on an outstanding warrant for contempt of court. Bevin appeared in Jefferson County Family Court Friday afternoon. He had been arrested on Thursday while working as an extra on a Christmas movie filmed at a Bourbon County horse farm.
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Warrants for Flock Searches? Kentucky lawmakers may add more rules for public cameras

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By McKenna Horsley Verified
| Richmond Register Verified
FRANKFORT — Kentucky lawmakers may consider legislation to require law enforcement officers to get a warrant before searching Flock cameras in the future. Lawmakers on the Judiciary Committee heard from supporters on Thursday about how Flock cameras can help police officers quickly find suspects, but also heard from opponents about how bad actors can misuse the devices. kAmu=@4< 42>6C2D 2C6 2 EJA6 @7 2FE@>2E:4 =:46?D6 A=2E6 C6256CD E92E 92G6 82:?65 4@?EC@G6CDJ :? C646?E >@?E9D] x?
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Warrants for Flock searches? Kentucky lawmakers may add more rules for public cameras.

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By McKenna Horsley Verified
| Postindustrial Verified
Kentucky lawmakers may consider legislation to require law enforcement officers to get a warrant before searching Flock cameras in the future. Lawmakers on the Judiciary Committee heard from supporters about how Flock cameras can help police officers quickly find suspects, but also heard from opponents about how bad actors can misuse the devices. Flock cameras are a type of automatic license plate readers that have gained controversy in recent months.
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