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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 227 — Fire prevention and protection -- electricians

227.275 Arson investigators.

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(1)The commissioner, Department of Kentucky State Police, may designate officers
and employees of the Department of Kentucky State Police to investigate and
enforce the provisions against arson and arson related offenses occurring within the
state and such officers when duly authorized by the commissioner, Department of
Kentucky State Police, shall have the general powers of a peace officer for the
prevention of other offenses against the Commonwealth.
(2)Each arson investigator so appointed shall, before entering upon the discharge of his
or her various duties, take an oath before a person authorized to administer oaths to
faithfully discharge his or her duties, and the oath shall be subscribed by the person
taking it and filed in the records of the department.
(3)Each of said persons shall give such bond as the commissioner, Department of
Kentucky State Police, may designate and with such surety as required by the
commissioner, Department of Kentucky State Police, conditioned upon faithful
performance of his or her duties.
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