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Volume 4, Number 4 Winter 2005 KENTUCKY LAW ENFORCEMENT| Winter 2005 Features 66 14 14 a league of Their own The Kentucky League of Cities Makes a Difference in the Lives of Kentucky Law Enforcement Officers 26 What a Relief effort Kentucky Law Enforcement Aids Katrina Victims 32 security Conscious Alecia Webb-Edgington Named New Executive Director of the Kentucky Office of <strong>Home</strong>land Security 72 sexual offender laws Team Offers 26 Recommendations to Crack Down on Sex Offenders 26 32
4 Making Horses Drink 5 State Needs Stronger Laws on Sex Offenders Briefs 6 Telecommunications Offers Leadership Training 6 14th Annual DOCJT Competition Shoot 6 Albany Woman Named Honorary KSP Trooper 7 Two Kentucky Vehicle Enforcement Officers Receive National Award 7 Awards Presented at Emergency Services Conference 7 DOCJT Trains Coast Guard in Driving Tactics 8 Paris Private School DAREs to Win Awards 8 Finn and Betner Receive Telecommunicator of the Year Award 8 KSP Cadets Learn New Defense Methods 9 Johnson Elected to FBI National Academy Association Board 9 Federal Agent Receives Narcotics Officer Award 9 Comings and Goings 10 Blue Knights Kentucky XI Raise Money for KLEMF 1 DOCJT Presents CDP Certificates 14 A League of Their Own A Leader and His Battalion 4 Independence Goes International 5 North Carolina Trained — Kentucky Bound What a Relief Effort 30 Kentucky Creating Program to Respond to Major Disasters 31 KSA Works to Update Fee Structure 3 Security Conscious 3 DOCJT’s 100% Solution 40 UNITE — Setting High Standards 4 Substance Abuse Treatment Plays a Vital Part in Accountability 43 Kentucky Curbs Underage Drinking 44 Kentucky Vehicle Enforcement Reduces Number of Overweight Coal Trucks 4 In the Spotlight 46 Chief Joe Cline 47 Chief Billy Minton 48 sheriff Ken Morris 4 New Chiefs of Police Across the Commonwealth 50 Cold Cases 5 Book Review — DNA: Forensic and Legal Applications Employee Profiles 68 Karen Cassidy 70 ron Godsey Sexual Offender Laws DRE Pilot Program Comes to Kentucky Stuck in Trafficking 0 KCPP Assessed Communities LEGAL 4 Crawford v. Washington Don’t Get Lost in the Search for a Missing Person TECHNOLOGY New Findings Expand Understanding of Tunnel Vision, Auditory Blocking & Lag Time 0 Tailor-Made Technology: In-Car Digital Video Recorder 1 What’s New > Breathalyzer Source Code Must Be Disclosed > Data Center Heads State Security Plan > Trolling for Predators the Kentucky Law enforcement staff welcomes submissions of law enforcement-related photos and articles for possible submission in the magazine. We can use black and white or color prints, or digital images. KLeN News staff can also publish upcoming events and meetings. Please include the event title, name of sponsoring agency, date and location of the event and contact information. Ernie Fletcher Governor Lt. Governor Stephen B. Pence Justice and Public Safety Cabinet Secretary John W. Bizzack Commissioner Kentucky Law Enforcement is published by the Kentucky Justice and Public Safety Cabinet, and is distributed free to the Kentucky law enforcement and criminal justice community. staff: David Wilkinson, Editor Diane Patton, Coordinator Abbie Darst Jacinta Feldman Manning Jamie Neal Amicheli Salyer Contributors: Edliniae Sweat Address all correspondence to: KLEN Funderburk Building 521 Lancaster Avenue Richmond, KY 40475 DOCJT.KLENN@ky.gov Printed with state funds Winter 2005| KENTUCKY LAW ENFORCEMENT 3
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Page 37 and 38: Challenges of the 21st Century Badg
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Page 46 and 47: In the Spotlight |Chief Joe Cline
Page 48 and 49: In the Spotlight |Sheriff Ken Morri
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Book Review DNa: Forensic and Legal
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