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Denorver Garrett had a swollen eye and his knee wrapped up when he spoke out on Monday. Author: Heather Fountaine (WHAS 11), CJ Daniels Published: 9:33 PM EDT April 18, 2021 Updated: 11:39 PM EDT April 19, 2021
LOUISVILLE, Ky. A Louisville Metro Police officer is under investigation after video showed him repeatedly punching a protester during an arrest Sunday.
The video captured and shared on Facebook shows officers arresting 29-year-old Denorver Garrett. According to Garrett s arrest citation, officers were alerted that a man with a large wooden cross was causing a disturbance to the public and causing a safety issue to motorists on W. Jefferson at 6th Street.
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On April 5, 2021, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear signed into law House Bill 497 (HB 497) that will create a certificate program to give employers protection from legal barriers and civil liabilities for hiring qualified ex-offenders who have prior criminal records and are trained for a job. The new law will take effect in July 2021.
HB 497 – which was unanimously passed by the Kentucky Legislature in March 2021 – requires the Department of Corrections (DOC) to issue ex-offenders documentation of their criminal history, institutional history, and a “certificate of employability.” The law also encourages the DOC to provide support in preparing job resumes.
Under HB 497, eligible incarcerated individuals may receive a certificate of employability by completing certain vocational and/or educational requirements and passing a skills assessment test administered by the DOC.