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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 164 — State universities and colleges -- regional education -- archaeology

164.970 Police officers -- Use of vehicles.

167 words·~1 min read·/ky/chapter-164/164-970

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(1)Vehicles used for emergency purposes by the police department of a public
institution of postsecondary education shall be considered as emergency vehicles
and shall be equipped with blue lights and sirens and shall be operated in
conformance with the requirements of KRS Chapter 189.
(2)Police officers directly employed by the governing board of public institutions of
postsecondary education pursuant to KRS 164.950 to 164.980 shall have the rights
accorded to peace officers provided under KRS 527.020, provided the governing
board of the public institution of postsecondary education so authorizes in writing.
(3)Police departments of public institutions of postsecondary education may install,
maintain, and operate radio systems on police or other radio frequencies under
licenses issued by the Federal Communications Commission, or its successor, KRS
432.570 to the contrary notwithstanding.
(4)Police departments of public institutions of postsecondary education shall comply
with the requirements of the Kentucky Revised Statutes and the Justice and Public
Safety Cabinet with regard to reporting of criminal and other statistics.
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