Kentucky Legislators Advance Bill to Criminalize Insulting, Taunting Law Enforcement ...Middle East

Over the last few years, police officers across the country have been placed at the center of criticism, hate and violence. Police departments have seen major depletions of funding and officers are seen as evil beings. But, one state is doing all they can to support their law enforcement agencies. Lawmakers in Kentucky advanced a bill that seeks to criminalize the insulting or taunting of law enforcement officers in a way that could provoke a violent response. According to The Hill, the bill says a person can be charged with Class B misdemeanor of disorderly conduct if the individual “accosts, insults, taunts, or challenges a law enforcement officer with offensive or derisive words, or by

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