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Gov Beshear addresses vaccine hesitancy, equity of distribution among minorities

Gov. Beshear addresses vaccine hesitancy, equity of distribution among minorities and last updated 2021-02-24 17:18:18-05 LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — Health care workers, educators, and long-term care facility residents were prioritized in Kentucky s vaccine roll-out. After looking at the statistics of who was administered the vaccine, the governor s office is now addressing the equity of distribution. Through Phases 1A and 1B, only 4.6% of those vaccinated are Black Kentuckians even though the community makes up more than 8% of the state s population. We know African American and other communities of color in Kentucky were not represented in the 1A and 1B vaccinations that we started these efforts in, said Beshear.

Ky Senate President Proposes Bill Banning Some No-Knock Warrants

Credit Legislative Research Commission The Republican president of the Kentucky Senate filed a bill that would restrict “no-knock” search warrants, the type of warrant used in the Louisville police raid that killed Breonna Taylor last year. Senate Bill 4 would still allow no-knock warrants to be issued in cases where someone allegedly committed a violent crime, or if giving prior notice would endanger someone’s life or result in the loss of evidence related to a violent crime. Senate President Robert Stivers, a Republican from Manchester, said the Breonna Taylor raid wouldn’t have happened under his proposal. “You’re not going to have a situation that occurred here that you’re going to create a no-knock search warrant to search for papers, stolen items, drugs, anything like that,” Stivers said.

GOP Senate president files bill to ban certain no-knock warrants

GOP Senate president files bill to ban certain no-knock warrants
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City Marshal Discusses Plans For His Office

City Marshal Discusses Plans For His Office Lafayette city marshal Reggie Thomas is working towards accreditation for his office and towards regaining the public s trust in the department following a number of scandals that led to the conviction of his predecessor. Thomas joined Bernadette Lee and Ian Auzenne on Tuesday s edition of Acadiana s Morning News to discuss the ongoing accreditation process, how he plans to regain the trust of the public at large, how he plans to help his department and law enforcement in general earn the trust of the Black community, and why he wants his office engaged in the community. Click the link below to listen to the interview

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