95.845 Custodian of property taken by peace officers or courts -- Property clerks --

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Disposition.

(1)The executive authority of any city which maintains a police department may

designate the chief of police as custodian of all property which comes within the

purview of KRS 67.592 which is taken by peace officers or courts within the city.

(2)The legislative body of any city may authorize the employment of a property clerk

and deputy property clerks, as necessary, subject to the same conditions as in KRS

67.592 and 67.594. The property clerk and deputy property clerks shall be appointed

by the executive authority of the city.

(3)Custody and disposition of all property in custody of the property clerk shall be

governed by the provisions of KRS 67.592 and 67.594 except that:

(a)The legislative body of the city may prescribe the duties of the property clerk

and deputy property clerks and require security for the faithful performance of

the duties imposed by KRS 67.594; and

(b)The proceeds of all property subject to the provisions of subsection

(4)of

KRS 67.594 which is sold as provided in that section shall be credited to the

police department.

(4)All other provisions of KRS 67.592 and 67.594 shall apply to the city and to the

property clerk and deputies in the same manner as they do to the county.