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LMPD says 'none' of its crime numbers are correct in annual Kentucky report

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Kentucky State Police and its Louisville counterparts are at odds over the accuracy of crime data. At issue are numbers published in the 2022 "Crime in Kentucky" report. The report touted a purported statewide drop in serious crime by more than 9% and a 33% decline in homicides. WDRB News later found a discrepancy in the data.

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LMPD says 'none' of its crime numbers are correct in annual Kentucky report

Emails obtained under Kentucky’s open records law reveal differences that cast doubt on the crime figures attributed to Louisville police, as well as overall crime trends in the state.

·Louisville, United States
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WDRB News broke the news in Louisville, United States on Tuesday, October 3, 2023.
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