Fayette County judge rules against police union, says Lexington can ban no-knock warrants – LEX18 Lexington KY News
LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP)– A court has actually ruled versus a cops union in a claim that looked for to quit a restriction on no-knock warrants in Kentucky’s second-largest city.The Lexington
Herald-Leader reports that a Fayette County court settled on Friday to reject a legal action submitted by the neighborhood authorities union. The union claimed in the claim that prohibiting the warrants is harmful and also the company deserves to deal on part of Lexington policemans over adjustments that impact police officers’ “health and wellness.”
Circuit Judge Kimberly Bunnell claimed chosen authorities can establish public laws without negotiating. Regional reps claimed the FOP might appeal the choice.
