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Open Records Decision —
15-ORD-212
Opinion Opinion By: Jack Conway,Attorney General;Michelle D. Harrison,Assistant Attorney General Open Records Decision Marvin T. Pennington initiated this appeal challenging the denial by the Lexington Police Department (LPD) of his September 18, …
Marvin T. Pennington — Lexington Police Department
Open Records Decision —
17-ORD-179
Request By: Michael Maharrey Michelle Nelson Janet Graham Michael Sanner Opinion Opinion By: Andy Beshear,Attorney General;Michelle D. Harrison,Assistant Attorney General Open Records Decision The question presented in this appeal is whether the …
Michael Maharrey — Lexington Police Department
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18-ORD-106
Opinion Opinion By: Andy Beshear, Attorney General; Gordon Slone, Assistant Attorney General Open Records Decision The issue presented in this appeal is whether the Lexington Police Department ("Police Department") violated the Open Records Act in …
Brian Engle — Lexington Police Department
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19-ORD-102
Opinion Opinion By: Andy Beshear,Attorney General;Sarah Ellen Eads Adkins,Assistant Attorney General Open Records Decision At issue in this appeal is whether the Lexington Police Department violated the Open Records Act in denying two open records …
Kellie Collins — Lexington Police Department
Open Records Decision —
19-ORD-204
Opinion Opinion By: Andy Beshear, Attorney General; J. Marcus Jones, Assistant Attorney General Open Records Decision The question presented in this appeal is whether the Lexington Police Department ("LPD") violated the Open Records Act ("Act") in …
David Noble — Lexington Police Department
Open Records Decision —
19-ORD-216
Opinion Opinion By: Andy Beshear, Attorney General; James M. Herrick, Assistant Attorney General Open Records Decision The question presented in this appeal is whether the Lexington Police Department ("Department") violated the Open Records Act in …
David Noble — Lexington Police Department
Open Records Decision —
20-ORD-110
Opinion Opinion By: Daniel Cameron,Attorney General;James M. Herrick,Assistant Attorney General Open Records Decision In a request to the Department, Sarah Farley ("Appellant") initially requested a case report, certain text messages, and an e-mail …
Sarah Farley — Lexington Police Department
Open Records Decision —
20-ORD-114
Opinion Opinion By: Daniel Cameron,Attorney General;Marc Manley,Assistant Attorney General Open Records Decision On June 16, 2020, Scott Horn ("Appellant") submitted a request to the Department to inspect all body camera or other footage retained by …
Scott Horn — Lexington Police Department
Open Records Decision —
20-ORD-124
Opinion Opinion By: Daniel Cameron,Attorney General;Marc Manley,Assistant Attorney General Open Records Decision On July 8, 2020, Joshua Powell ("Appellant") submitted a request to the Department to inspect records in-person at the Department. …
Joshua Powell — Lexington Police Department
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20-ORD-203
Opinion Opinion By: Daniel Cameron, Attorney General; Marc Manley, Assistant Attorney General Open Records Decision On November 13, 2020, Levi Henson ("Appellant") requested from the Department a copy of all public records that document …
Levi Henson — Lexington Police Department
Open Records Decision —
21-ORD-118
Opinion Opinion By: Daniel Cameron,Attorney General; Matthew Ray,Assistant Attorney General Open Records Decision Joshua Powell ("Appellant") submitted a request to the Department for "CAD entries, calls for service by and any other 'Code 17's'" …
Joshua Powell — Lexington Police Department
Open Records Decision —
21-ORD-145
Opinion Opinion By: Daniel Cameron, Attorney General; Matthew Ray, Assistant Attorney General Summary : The Lexington Police Department (the "Department") did not violate the Open Records Act ("the Act") when it denied a request for "documents …
Kate Holm — Lexington Police Department
Open Records Decision —
21-ORD-262
Opinion Opinion By: Daniel Cameron, Attorney General; Marc Manley, Assistant Attorney General Open Records Decision K.T. 1("the Appellant") submitted a request to the Department in which she sought all body-worn camera video ("video") depicting an …
K.T. — Lexington Police Department
Open Records Decision —
22-ORD-072
Opinion Opinion By: Daniel Cameron, Attorney General; Marc Manley, Assistant Attorney General Open Records Decision Jonathan Fannin ("the Appellant") submitted a request to the Department to inspect all body-worn camera footage taken during the …
Jonathan Fannin — Lexington Police Department
22-ORD-281
22-ORD-281 December 22, 2022 In re: Tyler Fryman/Lexington Police Department Summary: The Lexington Police Department (“the Department”) violated the Open Records Act (“the Act”) when it failed to display the email address of its records custodian …
Tyler Fryman — Lexington Police Department
23-ORD-018
23-ORD-018 January 31, 2023 In re: Joshua Powell/Lexington Police Department Summary: The Lexington Police Department (“the Department”) violated the Open Records Act (“the Act”) when its initial response to a request failed to explain how KRS …
Joshua Powell — Lexington Police Department
23-ORD-025
23-ORD-025 February 2, 2023 In re: Joshua Powell/Lexington Police Department Summary: The Lexington Police Department (“the Department”) did not violate the Open Records Act (“the Act”) when it denied inspection of a video recording of a field …
Joshua Powell — Lexington Police Department
23-ORD-115
23-ORD-115 May 30, 2023 In re: Alastair Couch/Franklin County Commonwealth’s Attorney Summary: This Office cannot find that the Franklin County Commonwealth’s Attorney (the “Commonwealth’s Attorney”) violated the Open Records Act (“the Act”) when he …
Alastair Couch — Franklin County Commonwealth’s Attorney
23-ORD-238
23-ORD-238 September 12, 2023 In re: Vivian Miles/Lexington Police Department Summary: The Lexington Police Department (“the Department”) did not violate the Open Records Act (“the Act”) when it did not provide records it does not possess. Open …
Vivian Miles — Lexington Police Department
24-ORD-034
24-ORD-034 February 14, 2024 In re: Billy Jo Boyce/Lexington Police Department Summary: The Lexington Police Department (“the Department”) did not violate the Open Records Act (“the Act”) when it denied a request for records because the requester is …
Billy Jo Boyce — Lexington Police Department
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