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About the Louisville Police Department
March
8, 1856 – The General Assembly of the Commonwealth passed an act relating to the “Police Department in the City
of Louisville”. This act repealed the office of Watchman and established a Police Department. It was decided on April
24, 1856 that the Police Department should be modeled after the ones in the eastern cities, with a total of fifty-two officers
from Chief of Police to officer. The city was divided into eleven police districts and the officers were assigned accordingly.
By 1872, the department had grown to 180 men. As of January 5, 2003, the Louisville Police Department had 733 officers, and
consisted of 6 districts serving the City of Louisville.
Source:
louisvilleky.gov/NR/rdonlyres/DE9DBD64-CF56-481E-B015-E10096B7F086/0/LPDHistory.pdf
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Mike Butler was a police officer
for the Louisville Police Department (Kentucky) for 13 years. He retired in 2000
at the rank of detective. Mike Butler is the author of Landlording on Auto-Pilot: A Simple, No-Brainer System for Higher Profits and
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