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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

154A.650 Criminal background investigations -- Duties of corporation or its

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security division.
(1)The Department of Kentucky State Police shall, at the request of the division of
security, perform full criminal background investigations on all potential vendors
and potential employees of the corporation at the level of division director and
above and at any level within the division of security. The corporation shall
reimburse the Department of Kentucky State Police for the actual costs of such
investigations.
(2)The corporation or its division of security shall:
(a)Conduct criminal background investigations and credit investigations on all
potential retailers and investigate all potential employees of the corporation
not referred to in subsection
(1)of this section;
(b)Supervise ticket validation and lottery drawings;
(c)Inspect at times determined solely by the division, the facilities of any vendor
in order to determine the integrity of the vendor's product and in order to
determine whether the vendor is in compliance with its contract;
(d)Report any suspected violations of this chapter to the appropriate
Commonwealth's attorney, or the Attorney General and law enforcement
agencies; and
(e)Upon request, provide assistance to any Commonwealth's attorney, the
Attorney General or law enforcement agency investigating a violation of this
chapter.
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