Thousands of bullet proof vests are on the way to officers across Kentucky as the state’s attorney general prioritizes an effort that has set a two-year goal.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A Kentucky program has outfitted nearly 2,000 police officers with body armor. Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman's office leads the Body Armor Grant Program.

Nearly 2,000 Kentucky law enforcement officers have received body armor through a state program announced by Attorney General ...

Attorney General Russell Coleman announced a major milestone Wednesday in outfitting each of Kentucky's law enforcement ...

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