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Cadiz Police Department, Cadiz, KentuckyThe Cadiz Police Department would like to welcome our newest officers to our fam...
06/19/2026

Cadiz Police Department, Cadiz, Kentucky
The Cadiz Police Department would like to welcome our newest officers to our family. Meet Nathan Carter and Lukis Stroupe. Nathan and Lukis graduated from the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training in Richmond on Thursday June 11th. They will begin their first full week of FTO training today with their training officers and will continue this field training for the next 10 weeks. Nathan and Lukis were sworn in Friday June 12th by Cadiz Mayor Todd King.
The graduates of Class 569 received more than 800 hours of recruit-level instruction over 20 weeks. Major training areas included patrol procedures, physical training, vehicle operations, defensive tactics, criminal law, traffic and DUI, fi****ms, criminal investigations, cultural awareness, bias-related crimes, and tactical responses to crisis situations.
If you see Nathan or Lukis out and about, please congratulate them.

Paducah Police Department KentuckySaturday, members of the Paducah Police Department had the opportunity to participate ...
06/19/2026

Paducah Police Department Kentucky
Saturday, members of the Paducah Police Department had the opportunity to participate in the annual 4-H Shoot With A Cop event. It was a great day spent connecting with local youth, building relationships, and enjoying some friendly competition on the range.
Events like these provide valuable opportunities for officers to engage with our community outside of emergency situations and help strengthen the partnerships that make Paducah a great place to live.
Thank you to the 4-H program, organizers, volunteers, and all the participants who made this year's event a success. We enjoyed spending time with everyone and look forward to next year!

The Bowling Green Police DepartmentWe are thankful for the work our officers do each day to serve the Bowling Green comm...
06/16/2026

The Bowling Green Police Department
We are thankful for the work our officers do each day to serve the Bowling Green community.
During Adam Shift briefing, Chief Delaney recognized two officers for their outstanding service.
Officer Julio Delgado received a Chief’s Coin for his work investigating and solving a series of burglaries at a local apartment complex.
RAD Officer Melissa Bailey was recognized for reaching a recent career milestone and for her continued commitment to the community, including being named a Hughes & Coleman Hometown Hero.
Congratulations to both officers, and thank you for helping make Bowling Green a safer and stronger place to live, work, and visit.

Somerset Police DepartmentThe Somerset Police Department would like to congratulate their 4 newest additions; Officers E...
06/16/2026

Somerset Police Department
The Somerset Police Department would like to congratulate their 4 newest additions; Officers Emily Amaya, Coltin Smith, Dylan Stevens, and Cabryn Ping. All of them were sworn in today by the Honorable District Court Judge Katy Sloan.
These officers had a long road to get where they are today. All four officers came through the SPD Intern Program, beginning their time with the department in May 2025. During that time, they assisted with many special events and worked on several projects for the department, including the conversion and renovation of a storage building into a multi-purpose training facility.
The officers graduated yesterday from the Department of Criminal Justice Basic Training Class 569. The course was 20 weeks of various training to include but not limited to legal (pertaining to constitutional rights, understanding KY Revised Statutes, etc.), defensive tactics, physical fitness, fi****ms, operating police emergency vehicle, etc. Some notable mentions were Ofc. Amaya being one of the squad leaders and Ofc. Ping being the Special Projects/Photographer for class leader of 569. All these officers received the fit for duty award, by achieving the 80 percentile or over during the exit physical fitness test. Ofc. Amaya achieved around the 91st percentile in her final fitness testing. While DOCJT hasn’t confirmed yet, she could be the first female in DOCJT history to achieve such a high percentile on the physical fitness test.
“I'm proud of all four of our newest officers and their individual accomplishments while at DOCJT. With all four of these officers beginning their service to our community through our summer internship program last year, I look forward to seeing their progression now as they begin the next chapter of their career as police officers.” – Chief Josh Wesley
The newest officers will now receive further training through the Somerset Police Department’s Field Training Program. This program is a vigorous 14 weeks where each rookie officer will be placed with several Field Training Officers within the department. The FTOs will mentor and train the rookie officers in a more hands on approach in all aspects of law enforcement procedures. Once each officer has completed the FTO program, they will move on to solo patrol officers for the City of Somerset.

Daviess County Sheriff's OfficePlease join us in congratulating Deputy Houston C***s on his graduation from the Departme...
06/16/2026

Daviess County Sheriff's Office
Please join us in congratulating Deputy Houston C***s on his graduation from the Department of Criminal Justice Training Class 569. Dep. C***s demonstrated his level of commitment and dedication in going above and beyond and exceeding the standard at DOCJT’s 20 week basic academy and will continue that level of dedication and professionalism while serving the citizens of Daviess County. We look forward to Dep. C***s starting starting the field training phase with our agency and serving the citizens of our great county! Congratulations Deputy C***s, job well done!

The Bowling Green Police DepartmentToday’s spotlight features Advanced Police Officer Katie Gleaves Farmer, who has serv...
06/13/2026

The Bowling Green Police Department
Today’s spotlight features Advanced Police Officer Katie Gleaves Farmer, who has served with the Bowling Green Police Department for six years. She is also a member of the Collision Reconstruction Team, Honor Guard, and a Police Training Officer.
Thank you for your service, Officer Farmer!

Wayne County Sheriff's OfficeSheriff Tim Catron and staff would like to welcome Rudy Branscum as the newest Court Securi...
06/13/2026

Wayne County Sheriff's Office
Sheriff Tim Catron and staff would like to welcome Rudy Branscum as the newest Court Security Officer. Rudy will complete a two week basic training course at the Dept of Criminal Justice Training in Richmond, Ky.

Hardin County Sheriff's Office, KentuckyYesterday, Deputy Daniel Shumate was presented the Hodgenville Police Department...
06/12/2026

Hardin County Sheriff's Office, Kentucky
Yesterday, Deputy Daniel Shumate was presented the Hodgenville Police Department’s Meritorious Service Award for his role in helping bring a potentially tragic situation to a peaceful resolution.
On May 15, Deputy Shumate assisted HPD officers during a mental health crisis involving an armed individual. Through patience, communication, training, and teamwork, officers were able to safely de-escalate the situation and help the individual surrender without injury.
Mental health calls are often some of the most challenging calls law enforcement officers face. They require compassion, professionalism, sound judgment, and a commitment to protecting everyone involved, including the person in crisis.
While these incidents rarely make headlines when they end peacefully, they represent some of the most important work our deputies do every day.
We are proud of Deputy Shumate and grateful for the partnership between the Hardin County Sheriff’s Office and the Hodgenville Police Department in serving our communities.
Please join us in congratulating Deputy Shumate on this well-deserved recognition.
👏🏼 Congratulations, Deputy Shumate!

Kenton County Police Department It was a great weekend at the 31st Special Olympics Kentucky State Summer Games at EKU! ...
06/12/2026

Kenton County Police Department
It was a great weekend at the 31st Special Olympics Kentucky State Summer Games at EKU!
Thank you to Special Olympics Kentucky for having us. We enjoyed cheering on the athletes, celebrating their hard work and seeing the incredible sportsmanship on display throughout the weekend.

Meade County Sheriff's Office KY** Recognition **The Meade County Sheriff’s Office proudly recognize Sergeant Macaigen P...
06/10/2026

Meade County Sheriff's Office KY
** Recognition **
The Meade County Sheriff’s Office proudly recognize Sergeant Macaigen Perkins for his outstanding dedication and hard work! Sgt Perkins was presented a well-deserved letter of commendation. Sgt Perkins was instrumental in the development and implementation of the new Field Training Officer (FTO) program within the Sheriff’s Office. This initiative is designed to enhance the training of the newly recruited Deputies by providing nearly 400 additional hours of patrol duty training, following their completion and graduation of the Department of Criminal Justice Training (DOCJT) Academy. In addition, deputies joining from other agencies will receive tailored variations within this program. The program is a key part of Sheriff’s Wimpee’s broader initiative to elevate the training standards for the deputies, ensuring the office can continue to serve the wonderful citizens of Meade County with excellence and dedication. Join us in celebrating Sgt Perkins’ hard work and sacrifice within the department and the on-going commitment to improve the department and safety of our community!

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