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Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics in the Commonwealth

Section X: Selected Crime Categories and Crime Indicators

In addition to reviewing criminal justice system data pertaining to Group A offenses, data on selected categories of

crime have been included for informational purposes. These categories include drug related offenses with a

particular focus on methamphetamines and prescription drugs, driving under the influence (DUI) offenses, domestic

violence, and sex offenses. Information presented in this section includes data from the Kentucky State Police,

Federal Bureau of Investigation, Kentucky Administrative Office of the Courts, Kentucky Department of Corrections,

and the Cabinet for Health and Family Services’ Kentucky All Schedule, Prescription Electronic Reporting (KASPER)

system.


Drug Related Offenses

The total number of arrests for drug offenses increased in 2011 was 38,020. This represents a 38.1% decrease

from the 61,413 drug related arrests in 2010.

A total of 1,514 cases of overdose related deaths were autopsied by the Kentucky Office of the Medical

Examiner in 2011. This represents a 1.5% increase from 2010 statistics. Of these cases, 558 (81.6%) were

ruled as unintentional and 31 (4.5%) were suicides. In 2011, the most frequently detected drugs in the blood

of overdose victims were Alprazolam (Xanax and other brand names), Oxycodone (OxyContin and other

brand names), Methadone, and Hydrocodone (Lortab and other brand names).


Table 10.1: Drug Arrests by Type of Substance, 2011

Type of Substance CY 2011

Opium or Cocaine and their Derivatives 1,741

Marijuana 9,090

Meth 3,346

Other Drugs and Synthetic Narcotics 23,843

TOTAL DRUG ARRESTS 38,020

Source: Kentucky State Police

Table 10.2: Drugs Most Frequently Detected in the Blood of Overdose

Victims, 2007-2011

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 TOTAL

Alprazolam 21 69 207 250 286 833

Oxycodone 86 102 169 208 213 778

Methadone 168 144 117 107 112 648

Diazepam 63 47 81 83 108 382

Alcohol 58 51 80 68 134 391

Hydrocodone 74 86 67 148 187 562

Morphine n/a 46 56 85* 99* 286

Fentanyl n/a 39 44 44 48 175

Codeine n/a n/a n/a n/a 20 20

Cannabinoids n/a n/a 34 0 0 34

Cocaine 51 50 32 23 31 187

Clonazepam n/a n/a n/a n/a 53 53

Hydromorphone n/a n/a n/a n/a 26 26

Methamphetamine n/a n/a n/a 11 21 32

Oxymorphone n/a n/a n/a 24 154 178

Nordiazepam n/a n/a 21 0 0 21

Heroin n/a n/a 5 0 22 27

TOTAL 521 634 913 1,051 1,514 4,633

*Morphine represents either the presence of Morphine and/or a metabolite of

Heroin

Source: Kentucky Office of the Medical Examiner


Table 10.3: Summary of Total Overdoses Autopsied by Kentucky Medical Examiner Offices, 2007-2011

Manner of Death

CY 2007 CY 2008 CY 2009 CY 2010 CY 2011 TOTAL

Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent

Unintentional 422 83.7% 485 92.0% 490 92.5% 546 81.0% 558 81.6% 2,501 85.7%

Suicides 54 10.7% 15 2.8% 17 3.2% 42 6.2% 31 4.5% 159 5.5%

Undetermined/Insufficient

Information 16 3.2% 14 2.7% 19 3.6% 58 8.6% 37 5.4% 144 4.9%

Homicides 0 0.0% 1 0.2% 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 1 0.2% 2 <0.1%

Complications of Chronic

Use 12 2.4% 13 2.5% 4 0.8% 18 2.7% 44 6.4% 91 3.1%

Pending Further

Information 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 10 1.5% 13 1.9% 23 0.8%

TOTAL 504 100% 528 100% 530 100% 674 100% 684 100% 2,920 100%

Source: Kentucky Office of the Medical Examiner


Figure 10.a: Map of Per Capita Drug Law Arrests by County, 2011


Methamphetamine Related Offenses

In 2005, Kentucky adopted legislation that restricts the sale of products containing pseudoephedrine (PSE) and

ephedrine, ingredients used to manufacture methamphetamine. In 2007, Kentucky became the second state to

implement a real-time statewide electronic monitoring system capable of blocking the sale of PSE products to

individuals in violation of purchasing more than 9 grams in 30 days (KRS 218A.1446). The program, MethCheck,

provides 24/7 access to law enforcement officers conducting investigations on individuals suspected of violations of

PSE restrictions. In 2011 the system blocked the purchase of 32,259 boxes of pseudoephedrine, resulting in 78,195

grams of PSE being kept out of the hands of potential methamphetamine cooks. MethCheck is a partnership

between the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) Professional Standards Branch, the Cabinet for Health and Family

Services, and the Kentucky Office of Drug Control Policy.

To illustrate the incidence of methamphetamine manufacturing, trafficking, and abuse in the Commonwealth, this

section presents data from the Kentucky State Police, the Kentucky Administrative Office of the Courts, and the

Kentucky Department of Corrections.

Kentucky State Police reported 3,346 methamphetamine related offenses in 2011, down from 4,389 in 2010, a

decrease of 23.7%.

During 2011, 1,233 law enforcement officers responded to clandestine methamphetamine lab incidents. This

is a 14.4% increase from 1,078 incidents responded to in 2010.

In 2011, there were 3,423 methamphetamine related cases in Circuit Court, 3,536 cases in District Court, and

13 cases in Juvenile Court.

The total number of methamphetamine related charges disposed in Circuit Court rose from 4,867 in 2010 to

6,300 in 2011. In District Court, the number of charges rose from 4,713 in 2010 to 5,115 in 2011, an increase

of 8.6%.

In 2011, the average sentence imposed for methamphetamine related offenses was 11 years.

The Kentucky Department of Corrections reported 776 new commitments for methamphetamine offenses in

2011, up from 636 in 2010.


Figure 10.b: Clandestine Methamphetamine Labs Confiscated in Kentucky, 2001-2011

Source: Kentucky State Police,

Crime in Kentucky 2011


Table 10.4: 2011 Methamphetamine Arrests by Age

County Adult Juvenile Unknown Age

Adair 3 0 0

Allen 112 0 0

Anderson 14 0 0

Ballard 20 0 0

Barren 258 2 0

Bath 0 0 0

Bell 10 0 0

Boone 17 0 0

Bourbon 2 0 0

Boyd 14 0 0

Boyle 8 0 0

Bracken 0 0 0

Breckenridge 33 0 0

Bullitt 70 1 0

Butler 21 0 0

Caldwell 15 2 0

Calloway 40 0 0

Campbell 6 0 0

Carlisle 0 0 0

Carroll 85 0 0

Carter 19 0 0

Casey 48 0 3

Christian 55 0 0

Clark 9 0 0

Clay 46 0 0

Crittenden 9 0 0

Cumberland 29 0 0

Daviess 350 0 0

Edmondson 4 0 0

Elliott 7 0 0

Estill 0 0 0

Fayette 7 0 0

Fleming 4 0 0



Table 10.4: 2011 Methamphetamine Arrests by Age, Continued


Floyd 6 0 0

Franklin 3 1 0

Fulton 7 0 0

Gallatin 81 0 0

Garrard 2 0 0

Grant 129 0 0

Graves 36 0 0

Grayson 30 0 0

Green 30 0 0

Greenup 8 0 0

Hancock 36 0 0

Hardin 234 0 0

Harlan 28 0 0

Harrison 2 0 0

Hart 117 0 0

Henderson 54 0 0

Henry 3 0 0

Hickman 2 0 0

Hopkins 113 0 0

Jackson 16 0 0

Jefferson 183 0 0

Jessamine 18 0 0

Johnson 41 0 0

Kenton 11 0 0

Knott 6 0 0

Knox 121 0 0

Larue 148 0 0

Laurel 124 0 0

Lawrence 10 0 0

Lee 0 0 0

Leslie 26 0 0

Letcher 15 0 0

Lewis 0 0 0





Lincoln 33 0 0

Livingston 11 0 0

Logan 82 0 0

Lyon 1 0 0

Madison 30 0 0

Marion 0 0 0

Marshall 61 0 0

Martin 0 0 0

Mason 5 0 0

McCracken 125 0 0

McCreary 14 0 0

McLean 23 0 0

Meade 45 0 0

Menifee 0 0 0

Mercer 16 0 0

Metcalfe 78 0 0

Monroe 40 0 0

Montgomery 1 0 0

Muhlenberg 113 0 0

Nelson 23 1 0

Ohio 107 0 0

Oldham 16 0 0

Owen 14 0 0

Owsley 37 0 0

Pendleton 13 0 0

Perry 7 0 0

Pike 1 0 0

Powell 6 0 0

Pulaski 59 0 0

Rockcastle 46 0 0

Rowan 12 0 0

Russell 22 0 0





Scott 11 0 0

Shelby 7 0 0

Simpson 33 0 1

Spencer 21 0 0

Taylor 11 0 0

Todd 23 0 0

Trigg 16 0 0

Trimble 9 0 0

Union 42 0 0

Warren 233 0 0

Washington 6 0 0

Wayne 171 2 0

Webster 21 0 0

Whitley 52 1 0

Wolfe 34 0 0

Woodford 0 0 0

STATEWIDE TOTAL 4,678 9 4



Table 10.5: 2011 Methamphetamine Arrests by Sex

County Male Female Unknown Gender

Adair 3 0 0

Allen 80 32 0

Anderson 14 0 0

Ballard 16 4 0

Barren 180 77 3

Bath 0 0 0

Bell 10 0 0

Boone 15 2 0

Bourbon 2 0 0

Boyd 8 6 0

Boyle 5 3 0

Bracken 0 0 0

Breckenridge 28 5 0

Bullitt 57 14 0

Butler 13 8 0

Caldwell 14 3 0

Calloway 27 13 0

Campbell 4 2 0

Carlisle 0 0 0

Carroll 54 31 0

Carter 13 6 0

Casey 36 15 0

Christian 39 16 0

Clark 7 2 0

Clay 29 17 0

Crittenden 4 5 0

Cumberland 21 8 0

Daviess 227 123 0

Edmondson 4 0 0

Estill 0 0 0

Elliott 4 3 0

Fayette 5 2 0

Fleming 4 0 0



Table 10.5: 2011 Methamphetamine Arrests by Sex, Continued


Floyd 5 1 0

Franklin 4 0 0

Fulton 5 2 0

Gallatin 51 30 0

Garrard 1 1 0

Grant 86 43 0

Graves 29 7 0

Grayson 23 7 0

Green 18 12 0

Greenup 3 5 0

Hancock 22 14 0

Hardin 165 69 0

Harlan 16 12 0

Harrison 1 1 0

Hart 71 46 0

Henderson 38 16 0

Henry 3 0 0

Hickman 1 1 0

Hopkins 78 35 0

Jackson 12 4 0

Jefferson 110 73 0

Jessamine 14 4 0

Johnson 25 16 0

Kenton 7 4 0

Knott 4 2 0

Knox 81 40 0

Larue 99 49 0

Laurel 89 35 0

Lawrence 0 0 0

Lee 0 0 0

Leslie 15 11 0

Letcher 10 5 0

Lewis 0 0 0





Lincoln 26 7 0

Livingston 8 3 0

Logan 57 25 0

Lyon 1 0 0

Madison 22 8 0

Marion 0 0 0

Marshall 44 17 0

Martin 0 0 0

Mason 2 3 0

McCracken 90 35 0

McCreary 9 5 0

McLean 22 1 0

Meade 34 11 0

Menifee 0 0 0

Mercer 13 3 0

Metcalfe 55 23 0

Monroe 28 12 0

Montgomery 1 0 0

Muhlenberg 77 36 0

Nelson 15 9 0

Ohio 74 33 0

Oldham 10 6 0

Owen 10 4 0

Owsley 26 11 0

Pendleton 11 2 0

Perry 7 0 0

Pike 1 0 0

Powell 0 6 0

Pulaski 44 15 0

Rockcastle 30 16 0

Rowan 7 5 0

Russell 17 5 0





Scott 9 2 0

Shelby 5 2 0

Simpson 25 9 0

Spencer 15 6 0

Taylor 5 6 0

Todd 16 7 0

Trigg 10 6 0

Trimble 7 2 0

Union 30 12 0

Warren 155 78 0

Washington 3 3 0

Wayne 120 53 0

Webster 16 5 0

Whitley 33 19 0

Wolfe 23 11 0

Woodford 0 0 0

STATEWIDE TOTAL 3,223 1,158 3



Table 10.6: 2011 Methamphetamine Arrests by Race

County White African-American

American Indian

or Alaskan Native

Asian or Pacific

Islander Unknown

Adair 3 0 0 0 0

Allen 112 0 0 0 0

Anderson 14 0 0 0 0

Ballard 20 0 0 0 0

Barren 257 0 0 0 3

Bath 0 0 0 0 0

Bell 9 1 0 0 0

Boone 17 0 0 0 0

Bourbon 2 0 0 0 0

Boyd 14 0 0 0 0

Boyle 8 0 0 0 0

Bracken 0 0 0 0 0

Breathitt 2 0 0 0 0

Breckenridge 33 0 0 0 0

Bullitt 71 0 0 0 0

Butler 19 0 0 2 0

Caldwell 15 2 0 0 0

Calloway 40 0 0 0 0

Campbell 5 1 0 0 0

Carlisle 0 0 0 0 0

Carroll 66 19 0 0 2

Carter 19 0 0 0 0

Casey 51 0 0 0 0

Christian 48 7 0 0 0

Clark 9 0 0 0 0

Clay 46 0 0 0 0

Clinton 0 0 0 0 0

Crittenden 9 0 0 0 0

Cumberland 29 0 0 0 0

Daviess 347 3 0 0 0

Edmondson 4 0 0 0 0

Elliott 7 0 0 0 0

Estill 0 0 0 0 0

Fayette 7 0 0 0 0

Fleming 4 0 0 0 0

Floyd 6 0 0 0 0

Franklin 4 0 0 0 0



Table 10.6: 2011 Methamphetamine Arrests by Race, Continued


American Indian

or Alaskan Native

Asian or Pacific

Islander Unknown

Fulton 7 0 0 0 0

Gallatin 81 0 0 0 0

Garrard 2 0 0 0 0

Grant 128 1 0 0 0

Graves 36 0 0 0 0

Grayson 29 0 0 0 1

Green 30 0 0 0 0

Greenup 8 0 0 0 0

Hancock 36 0 0 0 0

Hardin 214 19 0 1 0

Harlan 28 0 0 0 0

Harrison 2 0 0 0 0

Hart 117 0 0 0 0

Henderson 52 2 0 0 0

Henry 3 0 0 0 0

Hickman 2 0 0 0 0

Hopkins 111 2 0 0 0

Jackson 15 0 0 0 1

Jefferson 174 8 0 0 1

Jessamine 18 0 0 0 0

Johnson 41 0 0 0 0

Kenton 11 0 0 0 0

Knott 6 0 0 0 0

Knox 121 0 0 0 0

Larue 148 0 0 0 0

Laurel 124 0 0 0 0

Lawrence 0 0 0 0 0

Lee 0 0 0 0 0

Leslie 26 0 0 0 0

Letcher 15 0 0 0 0

Lewis 0 0 0 0 0





American Indian

or Alaskan Native

Asian or Pacific

Islander Unknown

Lincoln 33 0 0 0 0

Livingston 11 0 0 0 0

Logan 81 1 0 0 0

Lyon 1 0 0 0 0

Madison 30 0 0 0 0

Marion 0 0 0 0 0

Marshall 61 0 0 0 0

Martin 0 0 0 0 0

Mason 5 0 0 0 0

McCracken 124 1 1 0 0

McCreary 14 0 0 0 0

McLean 23 0 0 0 0

Meade 45 0 0 0 0

Menifee 0 0 0 0 0

Mercer 16 0 0 0 0

Metcalfe 78 0 0 0 0

Monroe 40 0 0 0 0

Montgomery 1 0 0 0 0

Morgan 0 0 0 0 0

Muhlenberg 100 13 0 0 0

Nelson 24 0 0 0 0

Ohio 105 2 0 0 0

Oldham 14 0 0 2 0

Owen 14 0 0 0 0

Owsley 37 0 0 0 0

Pendleton 13 0 0 0 0

Perry 7 0 0 0 0

Pike 1 0 0 0 0

Powell 6 0 0 0 0

Pulaski 56 2 1 0 0

Robertson 0 0 0 0 0

Rockcastle 46 0 0 0 0

Rowan 12 0 0 0 0

Russell 22 0 0 0 0




County White

African-

American

American Indian

or Alaskan Native

Asian or Pacific

Islander Unknown

Scott 11 0 0 0 0

Shelby 7 0 0 0 0

Simpson 34 0 0 0 0

Spencer 21 0 0 0 0

Taylor 11 0 0 0 0

Todd 23 0 0 0 0

Trigg 16 0 0 0 0

Trimble 9 0 0 0 0

Union 42 0 0 0 0

Warren 230 2 0 1 0

Washington 6 0 0 0 0

Wayne 169 2 1 0 1

Webster 21 0 0 0 0

Whitley 51 1 0 0 0

Wolfe 34 0 0 0 0

Woodford 0 0 0 0 0

STATEWIDE

TOTAL 4,587 89 2 6 7



Table 10.7: Disposition of Methamphetamine Offenses within Circuit Court, 2007-

2011

CY 2007 CY 2008 CY 2009 CY 2010 CY 2011

Charges-

Acquitted/Dismissed/Not Guilty 603 714 835 1,299 1,364

Cases- Acquitted/Dismissed/Not

Guilty 463 509 578 843 922

Charges-

Added Offense Dispositions 4 6 0 0 2

Cases-

Added Offense Dispositions 4 5 0 0 1

Charges- Amended Dispositions 484 529 723 834 1,172

Cases- Amended Dispositions 440 469 634 801 1,101

Charges- Conviction 1,295 1,509 1,829 2,459 3,324

Cases- Conviction 1,066 1,181 1,410 1,870 2,396

Charges- Diversion/Deferred 56 121 188 212 357

Cases- Diversion/Deferred 45 90 137 182 307

Charges- Other Dispositions 13 11 9 12 37

Cases- Other Dispositions 9 6 9 10 22

Charges- Temporary Dispositions 9 5 12 21 44

Cases- Temporary Dispositions 8 4 7 16 29

CHARGES- TOTAL 2,464 2,895 3,596 4,867 6,300

CASES- TOTAL 1,622 1,713 2,075 2,772 3,423

Source: Administrative Office of the Courts

This data is provided by the KYCourts/CourtNet database. Counts include attempt, solicitation, conspiracy, facilitation,

complicity, and enhancement. The distinct count on cases counts the case only once. A case may consist of one or multiple

charges. Charges consist of all original or amended charges within a case. An explanation of the limitations of this data is

provided in Appendix D.






Table 10.8: Disposition of Methamphetamine Offenses within District Court,

2007-2011

CY 2007 CY 2008 CY 2009 CY 2010 CY 2011

Charges-

Acquitted/Dismissed/Not

Guilty 349 512 674 840 847

Cases-


Guilty 298 389 551 665 693

Charges- Amended

Dispositions 145 190 350 402 378

Cases- Amended Dispositions 140 181 335 386 329

Charges- Conviction 26 49 116 139 123

Cases- Conviction 26 49 115 137 122



Charges- Other Dispositions 1,422 1,786 2,771 3,326 3,754

Cases- Other Dispositions 1,132 1,288 1,980 2,435 2,685

Charges- Temporary

Dispositions 1 2 4 5 12


CHARGES- TOTAL 1,943 2,539 3,915 4,713 5,115

CASES- TOTAL 1,511 1,745 2,684 3,269 3,536



Table 10.9: Disposition of Methamphetamine Offenses within Juvenile Court,

2007-2011

CY 2007 CY 2008 CY 2009 CY 2010 CY 2011

Charges-


Guilty 5 11 10 4 2

Cases-


Guilty 5 9 7 4 2

Charges- Amended





Charges- Juvenile Dispositions 4 2 4 2 1

Cases- Juvenile Dispositions 4 2 4 2 1



CHARGES- TOTAL 17 27 25 23 16

CASES- TOTAL 16 20 18 20 13







Table 10.10: Methamphetamine Related Commitments and Releases, 2006-2011

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

New

Commitment

298 329 348 515 636 776

Parole 395 337 377 425 552 533

Serve Out 84 77 106 122 123 114

Shock

Probation

79 87 96 98 112 152

Source: Kentucky Department of Corrections

Table 10.11: Average Length of Sentence in Years:

Methamphetamine and Prescription Drugs, 2006-

2011

Year Meth Prescription Drugs

2006 9 12

2007 9 10

2008 9 6

2009 10 6

2010 11 7

2011 11 7



Table 10.12: New Prescription Drug and Methamphetamine Related Commitments

CY 2011 CY 2010 CY 2009 CY 2008 CY 2007

Prescription Drug Related

Offenses 173 65 79 68 72

Methamphetamine Related

Offenses 776 636 515 348 329


Table 10.13: Juvenile Complaints with Methamphetamine Offenses,

2007-2011

CY 2007 CY 2008 CY 2009 CY 2010 CY 2011

Number of Juvenile

Methamphetamine

Offenses 21 18 26 22 8

Number of Juvenile

Methamphetamine

Complaints 19 15 22 22 8

Number of Juveniles 19 14 21 21 8


Table 10.14: Juvenile Complaints with Prescription Drug Offenses, 2007-

2011

CY 2007 CY 2008 CY 2009 CY 2010 CY 2011

Number of Juvenile

Prescription Drug

Offenses 230 213 174 158 139

Number of Juvenile

Prescription Drug

Complaints 208 195 170 155 132

Number of Juveniles 207 194 169 153 128



Prescription Drug Related Offenses

Misuse, abuse, and illegal sale of prescription drugs represent a significant threat to public health and safety in the

Commonwealth of Kentucky. Illegal prescription drug activity has reached epidemic proportions, with more and

more incidents of “doctor shopping” being uncovered and the street values of “legal drugs” reaching all-time highs.

The Kentucky All Schedule Prescription Electronic Reporting (KASPER) system is Kentucky’s Prescription Drug

Monitoring Program (PDMP). PDMP’s vary in their characteristics, but they all have a common goal of reducing

prescription drug abuse and diversion. KASPER is one of the most comprehensive PDMP’s in the country. The

system catalogs schedule II-V controlled substance prescriptions dispensed within the state (Hydrocodone,

Oxycodone, Methadone, Alprazolam, Tramadol, Buprenorphine, Suboxone, and Diazepam), and provides a tool for

practitioners, pharmacists, law enforcement, and regulatory agencies to improve patient safety and fight the abuse

and diversion of controlled substance prescription medications.

KASPER is housed in the Cabinet for Health and Family Services, Office of the Inspector General, with the

maintenance and enhancements to the system provided by the Cabinet’s Office of Administrative and Technology

Services. Kentucky statutes require dispensers of controlled substances to report the prescriptions dispensed once

every seven days. The data are then available to authorized users of the system, who may be prescribers for medical

treatment of a patient, dispensers for pharmaceutical treatment of a patient, law enforcement officers for an active

drug related investigation, licensing boards for a licensee, the Kentucky Medicaid program for a Medicaid member or

provider, a grand jury (by subpoena), or a judge or probation or parole office administering a drug diversion or

probation program.

A KASPER report shows the controlled substance prescriptions a patient received for a specified time period, as well

as the practitioner who prescribed them and the dispenser who dispensed them. Kentucky Revised Statute 218A.240

provides that the Cabinet shall use the data for investigations, research, statistical analysis and educational purposes,

and shall proactively identify trends in controlled substance usage and other potential problem areas.

This section includes data on prescription drug activity in the Commonwealth as collected by the Kentucky State

Police, Kentucky Administrative Office of the Courts, Kentucky Department of Corrections, Kentucky Department

of Juvenile Justice, and KASPER.

In 2011, there were 1,323 prescription drug related cases in Circuit Court, 5,202 in District Court, and 91

cases in Juvenile Court.

There were 72 new prescription drug related commitments to the Department of Corrections in 2011. The

average prison sentence for prescription drug related offenses in 2011 was 7 years.

In 2011, KASPER records demonstrate that Kentucky’s population received 152.1 doses per capita of

controlled substance prescriptions.


Table 10.15: Disposition of Prescription Drug Offenses within Circuit Court, 2007-2011

CY 2007 CY 2008 CY 2009 CY 2010 CY 2011

Charges-


Guilty 1,218 1,144 835 997 756

Cases-


Guilty 401 408 401 390 417

Charges- Amended

Dispositions 138 114 141 110 107










Charges- Temporary



CHARGES- TOTAL 2,825 2,956 2,333 3,042 2,491

CASES- TOTAL 1,166 1,196 1,205 1,337 1,323











Table 10.16: Disposition of Prescription Drug Offenses within District Court, 2007-

2011

CY 2007 CY 2008 CY 2009 CY 2010 CY 2011

Charges-

Acquitted/Dismissed/Not Guilty 2,387 2,570 2,575 2,462 2,607

Cases- Acquitted/Dismissed/Not

Guilty 2,026 2,238 2,127 2,089 2,093

Charges- Amended Dispositions 473 400 561 320 287



Cases- Conviction 1,866 2,020 1,936 1,967 1,789





Charges- Other Dispositions 1,719 1,857 1,780 1,915 1,933

Cases- Other Dispositions 1,156 1,256 1,292 1,312 1,279

Charges- Temporary



CHARGES- TOTAL 6,711 7,121 7,091 6,939 6,847

CASES- TOTAL 5,039 5,532 5,405 5,368 5,202



Table 10.17: Disposition of Prescription Drug Offenses within Juvenile Court, 2007-

2011

CY 2007 CY 2008 CY 2009 CY 2010 CY 2011

Charges-


Guilty 61 60 46 44 47

Cases-


Guilty 57 54 40 40 31

Charges- Amended











Charges- Temporary



CHARGES- TOTAL 209 186 132 153 118

CASES- TOTAL 177 159 118 142 91







Table 10.18: All 2011 Controlled Substance Prescriptions Dispensed

By County

County Number of

Prescriptions Total Units Dispensed

ADAIR 43,125 2,417,958

ALLEN 66,919 3,815,148

ANDERSON 52,960 3,320,782

BALLARD 20,380 1,260,170

BARREN 99,425 5,602,093

BATH 27,703 1,801,591

BELL 120,644 7,669,836

BOONE 242,124 15,692,345

BOURBON 47,567 2,705,849

BOYD 83,469 5,355,204

BOYLE 78,272 4,938,501

BRACKEN 20,606 1,327,892

BREATHITT 61,847 3,632,609

BRECKINRIDGE 40,688 2,713,540

BULLITT 148,197 10,066,127

BUTLER 36,891 2,332,099

CALDWELL 36,470 2,735,708

CALLOWAY 74,355 4,563,988

CAMPBELL 194,170 12,780,402

CARLISLE 16,147 997,975

CARROLL 35,101 2,146,839

CARTER 63,118 4,024,419

CASEY 42,245 2,705,625

CHRISTIAN 119,740 7,347,893

CLARK 94,341 6,462,081

CLAY 103,559 6,753,340

CLINTON 41,899 2,960,216

CRITTENDEN 28,101 2,190,549

CUMBERLAND 28,383 1,627,115

DAVIESS 150,585 9,679,458

Source: KASPER

Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics in the Commonwealth Table 10.18: All 2011 Controlled Substance Prescriptions Dispensed By

County, Continued

County Number of


EDMONSON 27,929 1,731,540

ELLIOTT 14,027 915,004

ESTILL 54,205 3,471,523

FAYETTE 517,690 30,019,762

FLEMING 31,759 2,091,892

FLOYD 217,795 13,905,210

FRANKLIN 117,705 6,848,712

FULTON 17,840 1,211,162

GALLATIN 20,713 1,448,913

GARRARD 39,423 2,723,713

GRANT 63,594 4,290,886

GRAVES 100,449 6,569,206

GRAYSON 83,878 5,340,429

GREEN 24,096 1,491,673

GREENUP 120,853 8,202,905

HANCOCK 14,548 956,166

HARDIN 183,206 10,885,014

HARLAN 109,893 6,684,520

HARRISON 47,651 2,761,703

HART 34,617 2,161,236

HENDERSON 138,101 8,383,731

HENRY 39,242 2,429,982

HICKMAN 6,649 385,449

HOPKINS 138,336 9,948,490

JACKSON 37,468 2,393,059

JEFFERSON 1,659,714 104,815,704

JESSAMINE 102,653 6,153,004

JOHNSON 121,121 7,211,286

KENTON 297,648 19,554,790

KNOTT 65,091 4,268,760

Source: KASPER


Table 10.18: All 2011 Controlled Substance Prescriptions Dispensed

By County, Continued

County Number of


KNOX 107,884 6,475,000

LARUE 30,181 1,923,728

LAUREL 170,056 10,209,091

LAWRENCE 52,697 3,136,371

LEE 31,238 1,873,869

LESLIE 39,897 2,724,032

LETCHER 90,019 5,660,317

LEWIS 29,604 1,927,847

LINCOLN 68,319 4,564,519

LIVINGSTON 35,359 2,557,869

LOGAN 49,592 3,147,585

LYON 23,108 1,690,043

MADISON 177,750 11,007,180

MAGOFFIN 65,342 3,388,984

MARION 46,433 2,786,920

MARSHALL 64,306 4,223,854

MARTIN 52,976 2,970,861

MASON 33,377 1,999,700

MCCRACKEN 204,632 12,665,165

MCCREARY 46,991 2,853,142

MCLEAN 23,088 1,525,001

MEADE 39,020 2,528,160

MENIFEE 12,786 776,777

MERCER 54,777 3,468,913

METCALFE 26,600 1,525,647

MONROE 39,353 2,380,453

MONTGOMERY 60,400 3,856,880

MORGAN 36,044 2,048,919

MUHLENBERG 88,620 6,142,584

Source: KASPER


Table 10.18: All 2011 Controlled Substance Prescriptions Dispensed By

County, Continued

County Number of


NELSON 114,447 7,297,027

NICHOLAS 20,039 1,301,772

OHIO 66,795 4,525,985

OLDHAM 100,610 6,216,831

OWEN 19,988 1,323,015

OWSLEY 25,354 1,559,873

PENDLETON 31,197 2,018,070

PERRY 118,479 8,082,936

PIKE 175,373 11,395,775

POWELL 44,691 3,134,053

PULASKI 177,158 11,208,338

ROBERTSON 4,209 269,669

ROCKCASTLE 54,074 3,723,161

ROWAN 48,623 3,021,775

RUSSELL 17,179 955,723

SCOTT 106,086 6,144,256

SHELBY 92,605 5,663,987

SIMPSON 45,887 2,886,370

SPENCER 37,527 2,617,517

TAYLOR 68,152 4,342,829

TODD 20,566 1,358,416

TRIGG 36,086 2,483,509

TRIMBLE 12,879 866,104

UNION 55,293 3,600,766

UNKNOWN 1,425 85,210

WARREN 250,951 14,186,035

WASHINGTON 25,380 1,538,027

WAYNE 36,770 2,137,506

WEBSTER 45,820 3,469,471

WHITLEY 156,902 9,437,241

WOLFE 30,431 1,958,505

WOODFORD 46,541 2,838,854

TOTAL 10,554,891 664,570,793

Kentucky 2011 Population

Estimate 4,369,356

Doses per capita 152.1

Source: KASPER


Table 10.19: 2011 Hydrocodone Prescriptions Dispensed by

County

County Number of


ADAIR 14,629 855,451

ALLEN 27,670 1,484,439

ANDERSON 17,601 1,136,812

BALLARD 7,191 493,078

BARREN 37,866 2,067,596

BATH 7,327 427,265

BELL 46,069 3,035,755

BOONE 51,342 3,047,376

BOURBON 13,370 659,863

BOYD 20,993 1,297,178

BOYLE 22,723 1,509,629

BRACKEN 4,878 295,909

BREATHITT 23,478 1,455,727

BRECKINRIDGE 13,211 886,327

BULLITT 49,698 3,323,920

BUTLER 15,680 1,066,347

CALDWELL 12,148 938,732

CALLOWAY 23,510 1,551,304

CAMPBELL 47,026 2,882,973

CARLISLE 5,168 318,975

CARROLL 10,824 643,764

CARTER 15,018 894,983

CASEY 13,191 811,330

CHRISTIAN 39,507 2,765,543

CLARK 26,848 1,818,866

CLAY 35,512 2,310,074

CLINTON 14,689 997,595

CRITTENDEN 10,883 981,822

CUMBERLAND 9,882 569,418

DAVIESS 45,867 3,206,403

Source: KASPER



County, Continued

County Number of


EDMONSON 11,230 672,702

ELLIOTT 3,841 242,623

ESTILL 16,965 1,010,069

FAYETTE 132,713 7,207,093

FLEMING 8,780 571,216

FLOYD 81,251 5,647,751

FRANKLIN 35,909 2,127,594

FULTON 7,049 522,299

GALLATIN 5,502 337,946

GARRARD 11,173 768,661

GRANT 15,087 938,993

GRAVES 32,671 2,309,707

GRAYSON 28,955 1,880,076

GREEN 7,015 435,775

GREENUP 29,431 1,964,519

HANCOCK 4,293 306,897

HARDIN 53,325 3,149,193

HARLAN 39,149 2,588,897

HARRISON 12,090 624,269

HART 12,323 725,882

HENDERSON 41,707 2,550,915

HENRY 14,002 796,737

HICKMAN 2,285 142,503

HOPKINS 49,147 4,010,489

JACKSON 12,950 879,245

JEFFERSON 574,519 36,380,370

JESSAMINE 28,022 1,601,746

JOHNSON 42,807 2,587,810

KENTON 62,575 3,694,583

KNOTT 23,033 1,652,216

Source: KASPER



County, Continued

County Number of


KNOX 40,325 2,522,111

LARUE 8,721 572,721

LAUREL 59,934 3,686,619

LAWRENCE 17,158 1,076,994

LEE 12,302 731,783

LESLIE 14,217 1,016,090

LETCHER 30,801 2,304,810

LEWIS 8,303 517,387

LINCOLN 21,110 1,384,018

LIVINGSTON 13,329 1,116,284

LOGAN 18,325 1,100,270

LYON 7,418 561,733

MADISON 49,864 3,046,844

MAGOFFIN 23,627 1,269,980

MARION 15,409 909,640

MARSHALL 19,674 1,440,333

MARTIN 16,709 1,059,757

MASON 8,090 471,742

MCCRACKEN 65,695 4,655,490

MCCREARY 15,655 1,035,806

MCLEAN 7,632 548,462

MEADE 13,402 837,906

MENIFEE 3,771 231,203

MERCER 16,472 1,032,979

METCALFE 10,473 577,871

MONROE 14,799 862,466

MONTGOMERY 15,545 937,010

MORGAN 12,069 638,858

MUHLENBERG 33,525 2,523,138

NELSON 37,231 2,349,959

Source: KASPER



County, Continued

County Number of


NICHOLAS 5,325 349,315

OHIO 23,293 1,680,624

OLDHAM 27,166 1,562,362

OWEN 5,900 378,340

OWSLEY 10,045 621,043

PENDLETON 7,488 453,348

PERRY 39,877 2,923,126

PIKE 65,150 4,761,523

POWELL 13,958 985,795

PULASKI 50,973 3,252,359

ROBERTSON 1,135 69,945

ROCKCASTLE 18,353 1,349,882

ROWAN 12,814 693,833

RUSSELL 5,772 326,015

SCOTT 29,172 1,628,550

SHELBY 31,497 1,821,583

SIMPSON 17,073 1,024,698

SPENCER 12,528 879,474

TAYLOR 19,848 1,214,793

TODD 7,312 537,797

TRIGG 11,951 905,102

TRIMBLE 4,469 291,399

UNION 18,077 1,318,107

UNKNOWN 522 33,680

WARREN 89,939 4,916,306

WASHINGTON 7,256 412,575

WAYNE 12,885 727,579

WEBSTER 15,545 1,285,876

WHITLEY 53,200 3,211,970

WOLFE 11,768 764,845

WOODFORD 12,810 779,883

Source: KASPER


Table 10.20: 2011 Oxycodone Prescriptions Dispensed by

County

County Number of


ADAIR 1,795 133,340

ALLEN 2,828 246,113

ANDERSON 4,556 309,376

BALLARD 1,500 120,369

BARREN 4,569 341,787

BATH 4,630 401,077

BELL 5,487 408,059

BOONE 39,073 3,170,294

BOURBON 6,188 410,908

BOYD 11,530 961,579

BOYLE 5,338 462,956

BRACKEN 3,165 234,407

BREATHITT 3,914 299,901


BULLITT 14,043 1,154,384

BUTLER 1,797 150,427

CALDWELL 2,310 195,571

CALLOWAY 4,348 293,765

CAMPBELL 31,832 2,589,966

CARLISLE 1,321 105,775

CARROLL 4,185 322,842

CARTER 10,234 874,832

CASEY 2,066 160,123

CHRISTIAN 5,427 423,443

CLARK 13,584 1,152,234

CLAY 12,014 1,054,288

CLINTON 5,266 436,798



DAVIESS 8,793 696,553

Source: KASPER


Table 10.20: 2011 Oxycodone Prescriptions Dispensed by County,

Continued

County Number of


EDMONSON 1,474 124,246

ELLIOTT 1,809 167,414

ESTILL 8,352 700,197

FAYETTE 53,623 3,632,304

FLEMING 3,877 304,899

FLOYD 17,929 1,515,548

FRANKLIN 10,438 663,831

FULTON 892 64,187

GALLATIN 4,209 374,764

GARRARD 4,515 391,873

GRANT 13,252 1,115,806

GRAVES 6,806 477,731

GRAYSON 5,104 371,724

GREEN 937 68,845

GREENUP 17,327 1,481,133

HANCOCK 1,000 83,327

HARDIN 16,812 1,268,678

HARLAN 8,641 661,421

HARRISON 6,041 420,554

HART 2,266 194,425

HENDERSON 7,679 570,160

HENRY 3,262 229,939

HICKMAN 341 22,832

HOPKINS 9,822 829,460

JACKSON 4,132 329,798

JEFFERSON 134,075 10,458,630

JESSAMINE 12,264 899,524

JOHNSON 11,306 925,757

KENTON 52,641 4,307,797

KNOTT 6,769 588,612

Source: KASPER



Continued

County Number of


KNOX 7,761 609,268

LARUE 2,172 187,792

LAUREL 13,789 1,073,723

LAWRENCE 5,305 421,686

LEE 2,279 176,086

LESLIE 4,478 417,528

LETCHER 6,087 495,227

LEWIS 4,009 347,398

LINCOLN 6,341 554,796

LIVINGSTON 2,364 198,925

LOGAN 2,807 221,913

LYON 1,433 121,262

MADISON 22,815 1,820,102

MAGOFFIN 4,736 382,134

MARION 3,570 247,600

MARSHALL 5,287 401,213

MARTIN 3,845 301,358

MASON 3,762 234,204

MCCRACKEN 14,191 1,086,161

MCCREARY 3,368 266,459

MCLEAN 1,242 97,136

MEADE 3,218 264,360

MENIFEE 1,674 141,122

MERCER 5,153 428,763

METCALFE 1,053 93,833

MONROE 1,489 117,886


MORGAN 3,189 256,146

MUHLENBERG 5,313 453,441

NELSON 10,156 734,148

Source: KASPER



Continued

County Number of


NICHOLAS 2,819 212,247

OHIO 3,955 336,798

OLDHAM 7,653 566,178

OWEN 2,636 203,343

OWSLEY 1,654 129,050

PENDLETON 5,495 410,546

PERRY 15,422 1,400,598

PIKE 7,837 686,358

POWELL 6,659 613,864

PULASKI 14,928 1,259,510

ROBERTSON 580 44,066

ROCKCASTLE 5,834 515,066

ROWAN 5,583 466,198

RUSSELL 850 61,957

SCOTT 12,933 850,203

SHELBY 7,511 570,543

SIMPSON 2,739 211,001

SPENCER 3,442 273,888

TAYLOR 3,937 321,835

TODD 1,066 75,301

TRIGG 1,927 157,451

TRIMBLE 1,329 105,618

UNION 2,729 193,957

UNKNOWN 98 6,979

WARREN 12,588 889,210


WAYNE 2,830 208,466

WEBSTER 2,900 248,355

WHITLEY 15,579 1,305,403

WOLFE 2,595 287,508

WOODFORD 4,824 327,100

Source: KASPER


Table 10.21: 2011 Methadone Prescriptions Dispensed by

County

County Number of


ADAIR 99 10,351

ALLEN 329 47,738

ANDERSON 919 104,711

BALLARD 74 7,479

BARREN 448 64,263

BATH 330 38,174

BELL 460 47,226

BOONE 1,916 316,858

BOURBON 403 53,364

BOYD 172 22,178

BOYLE 783 119,869

BRACKEN 147 28,382

BREATHITT 1,098 133,336

BRECKINRIDGE 249 34,582

BULLITT 914 128,097

BUTLER 136 16,831

CALDWELL 96 12,182

CALLOWAY 281 43,258

CAMPBELL 1,821 280,247

CARLISLE 70 13,533

CARROLL 111 11,370

CARTER 349 40,440

CASEY 394 56,926

CHRISTIAN 351 44,561

CLARK 1,288 190,863

CLAY 745 114,074

CLINTON 143 17,273

CRITTENDEN 175 26,386

CUMBERLAND 41 5,239

DAVIESS 435 42,284

Source: KASPER


Table 10.21: 2011 Methadone Prescriptions Dispensed by County,

Continued

County Number of


EDMONSON 206 27,110

ELLIOTT 70 8,045

ESTILL 543 78,273

FAYETTE 4,404 603,161

FLEMING 215 39,735

FLOYD 1,577 235,962

FRANKLIN 1,826 200,725

FULTON 25 3,783

GALLATIN 155 20,530

GARRARD 1,155 165,592

GRANT 421 62,039

GRAVES 514 71,199

GRAYSON 372 58,889

GREEN 98 10,223

GREENUP 371 51,160

HANCOCK 35 3,900

HARDIN 622 93,225

HARLAN 580 72,859

HARRISON 388 61,655

HART 189 19,730

HENDERSON 907 128,640

HENRY 136 13,565

HOPKINS 2 67

JACKSON 561 71,707

JEFFERSON 241 36,498

JESSAMINE 9,223 1,425,371

JOHNSON 1,714 247,726

KENTON 515 88,618

KNOTT 3,437 564,821

KNOX 372 52,346

Source: KASPER



Continued

County Number of


LARUE 95 10,290

LAUREL 1,085 148,957

LAWRENCE 258 24,702

LEE 345 49,668

LESLIE 524 76,457

LETCHER 214 32,755

LEWIS 194 21,747

LINCOLN 1,012 140,651

LIVINGSTON 193 31,492

LOGAN 344 45,236

LYON 110 14,954

MADISON 2,096 307,265

MAGOFFIN 462 67,723

MARION 614 82,897

MARSHALL 479 72,793

MARTIN 145 19,145

MASON 143 20,407

MCCRACKEN 1,448 207,788

MCCREARY 89 11,897

MCLEAN 85 10,685

MEADE 211 24,811

MENIFEE 152 15,723

MERCER 870 141,000

METCALFE 158 28,836

MONROE 43 8,718

MONTGOMERY 666 92,593

MORGAN 272 30,862

MUHLENBERG 398 62,066

NELSON 607 83,768

NICHOLAS 416 52,742

Source: KASPER



Continued

County Number of


OHIO 338 40,944

OLDHAM 381 54,669

OWEN 170 18,480

OWSLEY 541 73,616

PENDLETON 281 55,645

PERRY 2,194 326,653

PIKE 426 58,173

POWELL 749 126,184

PULASKI 832 117,356

ROBERTSON 36 5,635

ROCKCASTLE 313 47,639

ROWAN 489 66,452

RUSSELL 95 11,462

SCOTT 934 119,794

SHELBY 494 62,201

SIMPSON 227 24,808

SPENCER 150 20,678

TAYLOR 614 84,958

TODD 64 12,780

TRIGG 116 19,068

TRIMBLE 125 16,278

UNION 200 24,639

UNKNOWN 4 1,203

WARREN 2,832 361,139

WASHINGTON 263 32,752

WAYNE 140 16,545

WEBSTER 197 19,827

WHITLEY 525 69,856

WOLFE 254 40,666

WOODFORD 606 86,187

Source: KASPER


Table 10.22: 2011 Tramadol Prescriptions Dispensed by County

County Number of


ADAIR 2,399 150,920

ALLEN 2,611 159,963

ANDERSON 2,694 255,508

BALLARD 614 52,873

BARREN 3,676 259,355

BATH 2,193 204,459

BELL 9,145 830,877

BOONE 6,886 655,667

BOURBON 2,391 188,413

BOYD 3,909 304,315

BOYLE 4,216 349,637

BRACKEN 662 60,577

BREATHITT 3,394 251,727


BULLITT 5,256 464,858

BUTLER 1,518 115,356

CALDWELL 1,845 156,304

CALLOWAY 2,876 238,850

CAMPBELL 4,975 406,378

CARLISLE 675 67,743

CARROLL 1,755 135,378

CARTER 4,199 358,281

CASEY 2,508 201,767

CHRISTIAN 4,512 280,571

CLARK 4,411 418,577

CLAY 5,547 420,084

CLINTON 1,379 157,943


CUMBERLAND 984 69,439

DAVIESS 7,221 562,826

Source: KASPER


Table 10.22: 2011 Tramadol Prescriptions Dispensed by County,

Continued

County Number of


EDMONSON 1,632 139,866

ELLIOTT 743 68,075

ESTILL 3,014 303,079

FAYETTE 25,022 2,073,550

FLEMING 1,264 109,358

FLOYD 11,643 951,230

FRANKLIN 5,674 453,035

FULTON 822 56,623

GALLATIN 719 59,410

GARRARD 1,916 183,382

GRANT 1,931 163,193

GRAVES 4,452 394,989

GRAYSON 5,102 413,284

GREEN 1,754 137,642

GREENUP 6,824 592,257

HANCOCK 867 69,725

HARDIN 10,701 831,370

HARLAN 7,909 690,636

HARRISON 2,113 145,110

HART 2,007 165,461

HENDERSON 4,772 339,505

HENRY 1,817 126,183

HICKMAN 339 24,916

HOPKINS 5,088 459,438

JACKSON 2,093 167,330

JEFFERSON 49,793 3,666,439

JESSAMINE 4,915 434,490

JOHNSON 4,327 306,741

KENTON 8,645 723,405

KNOTT 4,683 412,655

Source: KASPER


Table 10.22: 2011 Tramadol Prescriptions Dispensed by County, Continued

County Number of


KNOX 6,463 495,504

LARUE 1,617 127,812

LAUREL 10,359 832,080

LAWRENCE 2,363 148,635

LEE 1,792 168,738

LESLIE 2,782 259,207

LETCHER 9,270 794,580

LEWIS 1,992 178,542

LINCOLN 3,654 323,750


LOGAN 2,787 194,129

LYON 1,005 91,322

MADISON 9,490 912,262

MAGOFFIN 2,802 197,139

MARION 2,163 157,330

MARSHALL 2,407 189,604

MARTIN 2,503 155,936

MASON 1,066 95,812

MCCRACKEN 6,269 466,536

MCCREARY 2,517 211,407

MCLEAN 1,337 115,208

MEADE 2,587 213,477

MENIFEE 830 66,526

MERCER 2,834 227,761

METCALFE 1,030 66,040

MONROE 1,674 104,817


MORGAN 3,243 260,516


NELSON 4,904 413,243

Source: KASPER


Table 10.22: 2011 Tramadol Prescriptions Dispensed by County, Continued

County Number of


NICHOLAS 1,243 114,344

OHIO 3,974 316,316

OLDHAM 2,780 197,478

OWEN 1,214 106,438

OWSLEY 2,021 190,411


PERRY 6,041 505,787

PIKE 11,949 1,150,919

POWELL 2,135 211,402

PULASKI 7,131 590,874

ROBERTSON 156 11,608


ROWAN 3,361 331,696

RUSSELL 438 31,450

SCOTT 5,784 425,751

SHELBY 3,627 261,329

SIMPSON 2,508 186,945

SPENCER 1,413 138,572

TAYLOR 4,516 373,109

TODD 853 68,924

TRIGG 1,698 131,023

TRIMBLE 492 38,914

UNION 2,667 222,508

UNKNOWN 124 9,202

WARREN 11,534 800,520


WAYNE 2,667 200,947

WEBSTER 2,155 187,314

WHITLEY 7,891 653,377

WOLFE 1,407 114,547

WOODFORD 2,747 238,729

Source: KASPER


Table 10.23: 2011 Suboxone Prescriptions Dispensed by County

County Number of Prescriptions Total Units Dispensed

ADAIR 1,838 43,150

ALLEN 484 9,024

ANDERSON 1,210 30,527

BALLARD 75 3,200

BARREN 1,562 31,856

BATH 954 21,364

BELL 4,092 104,034

BOONE 3,519 105,610

BOURBON 2,295 51,013

BOYD 3,340 60,344

BOYLE 2,970 56,177

BRACKEN 224 8,898

BREATHITT 1,609 36,601

BRECKINRIDGE 231 5,280

BULLITT 1,630 39,677

BUTLER 317 5,392

CALDWELL 586 11,161

CALLOWAY 1,056 19,430

CAMPBELL 2,870 86,723

CARLISLE 64 2,028

CARROLL 1,190 25,634

CARTER 3,273 71,487

CASEY 1,306 40,893

CHRISTIAN 1,136 29,164

CLARK 2,247 45,534

CLAY 5,350 128,109

CLINTON 196 6,236

CRITTENDEN 41 3,495

CUMBERLAND 699 12,077

DAVIESS 668 16,753

Source: KASPER


Table 10.23: 2011 Suboxone Prescriptions Dispensed by County,

Continued


EDMONSON 177 4,187

ELLIOTT 634 13,972

ESTILL 1,712 55,576

FAYETTE 11,395 302,458

FLEMING 660 19,740

FLOYD 5,925 165,888

FRANKLIN 2,846 80,198

FULTON 85 2,759

GALLATIN 272 11,716

GARRARD 1,521 30,396

GRANT 1,072 28,745

GRAVES 465 10,940

GRAYSON 404 7,610

GREEN 467 10,719

GREENUP 4,044 69,887

HANCOCK 88 3,374

HARDIN 1,360 25,858

HARLAN 9,688 275,388

HARRISON 834 22,018

HART 558 14,597

HENDERSON 156 4,127

HENRY 249 6,975

HICKMAN 35 688

HOPKINS 1,483 41,249

JACKSON 1,419 35,256

JEFFERSON 13,836 400,454

JESSAMINE 3,734 86,025

JOHNSON 2,300 43,954

KENTON 4,653 149,242

KNOTT 1,997 51,380

Source: KASPER



Continued


KNOX 4,392 110,415

LARUE 243 6,597

LAUREL 6,684 155,666

LAWRENCE 2,665 43,740

LEE 949 21,467

LESLIE 1,769 42,281

LETCHER 10,041 209,954

LEWIS 694 17,698

LINCOLN 2,347 49,416

LIVINGSTON 96 3,597

LOGAN 430 7,335

LYON 82 1,673

MADISON 6,854 141,908

MAGOFFIN 4,954 94,132

MARION 945 30,001

MARSHALL 1,213 21,403

MARTIN 1,267 23,061

MASON 1,276 26,395

MCCRACKEN 1,494 44,258

MCCREARY 1,898 38,068

MCLEAN 118 3,063

MEADE 321 8,154

MENIFEE 903 18,367

MERCER 1,908 36,547

METCALFE 451 7,862

MONROE 85 3,164


MORGAN 674 19,207


NELSON 1,051 28,606

Source: KASPER



Continued


NICHOLAS 522 10,110

OHIO 118 5,063

OLDHAM 923 26,191

OWEN 228 9,164

OWSLEY 643 14,216


PERRY 5,376 115,397

PIKE 7,725 236,826

POWELL 1,620 30,256

PULASKI 5,222 156,887

ROBERTSON 23 784


ROWAN 2,006 51,182

RUSSELL 937 20,179

SCOTT 4,271 94,633

SHELBY 741 19,459

SIMPSON 477 6,588

SPENCER 201 7,510

TAYLOR 1,997 42,537

TODD 52 1,666

TRIGG 196 4,812

TRIMBLE 148 4,330

UNION 191 7,594

UNKNOWN 61 1,404

WARREN 1,980 47,750

WASHINGTON 757 13,261

WAYNE 1,162 27,785

WEBSTER 295 8,909

WHITLEY 6,749 144,903

WOLFE 551 9,301

WOODFORD 1,118 32,445

Source: KASPER


Table 10.24: 2011 Alprazolam Prescriptions Dispensed by County

County Number of


ADAIR 4,149 261,826

ALLEN 8,363 483,952

ANDERSON 5,252 331,317

BALLARD 1,762 108,767

BARREN 8,149 503,092

BATH 2,651 163,151

BELL 17,379 1,155,755

BOONE 15,446 1,188,777

BOURBON 3,700 225,722

BOYD 7,674 556,003

BOYLE 6,364 466,499

BRACKEN 1,537 107,341

BREATHITT 6,454 379,216


BULLITT 14,671 1,088,544

BUTLER 2,692 189,816

CALDWELL 3,081 222,771

CALLOWAY 7,975 535,757

CAMPBELL 15,297 1,208,348

CARLISLE 1,293 76,271

CARROLL 3,091 181,637

CARTER 5,927 414,621

CASEY 5,531 393,510

CHRISTIAN 10,449 668,810

CLARK 9,118 607,302

CLAY 14,611 1,158,155

CLINTON 5,398 393,158



DAVIESS 17,174 1,214,111

Source: KASPER


Table 10.24: 2011 Alprazolam Prescriptions Dispensed by

County, Continued

County Number of


EDMONSON 2,242 140,768

ELLIOTT 2,066 136,669

ESTILL 4,706 329,138

FAYETTE 44,784 2,811,491

FLEMING 3,535 269,799

FLOYD 20,601 1,202,451

FRANKLIN 10,209 653,926

FULTON 1,407 90,488

GALLATIN 1,454 118,273

GARRARD 4,294 341,078

GRANT 3,752 290,520

GRAVES 11,929 820,167

GRAYSON 6,211 414,138

GREEN 2,351 175,930

GREENUP 10,688 763,558

HANCOCK 1,356 98,381

HARDIN 11,367 798,092

HARLAN 10,020 601,973

HARRISON 4,240 299,025

HART 2,141 153,638

HENDERSON 10,701 719,428

HENRY 2,545 160,043

HICKMAN 458 31,145

HOPKINS 8,382 615,305

JACKSON 2,714 197,563

JEFFERSON 156,710 10,760,215

JESSAMINE 8,017 531,595

JOHNSON 14,153 806,829

KENTON 20,717 1,657,378

KNOTT 7,228 428,340

KNOX 12,472 795,870

Source: KASPER



County, Continued

County Number of


LARUE 2,062 150,094

LAUREL 17,332 1,121,970

LAWRENCE 4,573 276,874

LEE 2,502 163,158

LESLIE 3,487 218,586

LETCHER 6,025 355,619

LEWIS 2,324 156,974

LINCOLN 7,491 584,890


LOGAN 4,579 325,167

LYON 2,588 188,120

MADISON 13,192 891,421

MAGOFFIN 9,338 414,129

MARION 4,737 329,956

MARSHALL 5,544 405,967

MARTIN 6,979 335,074

MASON 3,732 259,377

MCCRACKEN 17,881 1,160,579

MCCREARY 4,319 270,640

MCLEAN 2,426 159,821

MEADE 3,423 255,206

MENIFEE 1,141 68,850

MERCER 3,640 264,986

METCALFE 1,982 126,704

MONROE 4,143 288,175


MORGAN 4,415 253,569


NELSON 10,725 769,106

NICHOLAS 1,559 99,666

OHIO 5,809 439,225

Source: KASPER



County, Continued

County Number of


OWEN 8,247 506,665

OWSLEY 1,508 98,479

PENDLETON 1,430 89,985

PERRY 2,065 145,385

PIKE 12,593 815,337

POWELL 16,112 937,718

PULASKI 6,167 408,752

ROBERTSON 24,262 1,690,981


ROWAN 4,925 394,742

RUSSELL 3,953 266,621

SCOTT 1,762 109,671

SHELBY 8,030 499,457

SIMPSON 6,392 427,476

SPENCER 5,506 365,938

TAYLOR 3,381 272,043

TODD 6,047 447,435

TRIGG 2,126 147,544

TRIMBLE 2,839 207,378

UNION 960 61,891

UNKNOWN 5,252 368,643

WARREN 120 7,037

WASHINGTON 19,389 1,197,831

WAYNE 2,260 155,431

WEBSTER 4,280 253,357

WHITLEY 3,213 235,902

WOLFE 17,097 1,071,804

WOODFORD 2,936 192,774

Source: KASPER


Table 10.25: 2011 Diazepam Prescriptions Dispensed by County

County Number of


ADAIR 2,013 109,273

ALLEN 4,571 211,403

ANDERSON 1,187 61,534

BALLARD 1,018 60,923

BARREN 5,071 274,399

BATH 1,280 69,720

BELL 5,020 290,142

BOONE 9,931 667,128

BOURBON 1,699 86,255

BOYD 3,406 208,217

BOYLE 3,340 207,355

BRACKEN 1,005 61,535

BREATHITT 3,650 186,843


BULLITT 3,736 236,638

BUTLER 2,449 148,041

CALDWELL 1,542 97,316

CALLOWAY 3,198 196,378

CAMPBELL 8,436 593,474

CARLISLE 692 47,414

CARROLL 927 56,474

CARTER 3,137 193,992

CASEY 2,433 155,963

CHRISTIAN 4,861 275,946

CLARK 3,619 216,335

CLAY 5,000 238,170

CLINTON 1,968 133,880



DAVIESS 4,250 258,054

Source: KASPER


Table 10.25: 2011 Diazepam Prescriptions Dispensed by County,

Continued

County Number of


EDMONSON 1,971 118,586

ELLIOTT 862 50,968

ESTILL 2,069 112,488

FAYETTE 16,367 847,483

FLEMING 1,351 82,464

FLOYD 17,199 914,003

FRANKLIN 3,866 203,474

FULTON 1,096 78,302

GALLATIN 1,164 81,887

GARRARD 1,833 122,122

GRANT 3,938 259,586

GRAVES 4,036 262,609

GRAYSON 5,569 348,458

GREEN 1,481 97,832

GREENUP 4,618 287,150

HANCOCK 508 31,212

HARDIN 4,156 230,597

HARLAN 2,102 124,281

HARRISON 3,240 215,888

HART 1,692 104,960

HENDERSON 5,007 312,184

HENRY 673 32,846

HICKMAN 231 14,399

HOPKINS 5,281 331,226

JACKSON 1,550 77,700

JEFFERSON 48,239 2,592,328

JESSAMINE 3,232 171,388

JOHNSON 12,531 605,122

KENTON 13,291 949,965

KNOTT 2,621 139,622

KNOX 4,689 238,700

Source: KASPER



Continued

County Number of


LARUE 1,251 79,257

LAUREL 5,445 267,100

LAWRENCE 3,990 223,668

LEE 1,686 91,951

LESLIE 904 47,992

LETCHER 2,001 112,045

LEWIS 1,169 68,417

LINCOLN 2,717 179,651


LOGAN 1,916 110,560

LYON 918 60,753

MADISON 6,020 300,635

MAGOFFIN 3,962 179,630

MARION 1,618 97,645

MARSHALL 2,453 152,772

MARTIN 3,996 201,202

MASON 1,313 76,993

MCCRACKEN 8,465 555,762

MCCREARY 1,707 98,013

MCLEAN 822 47,405

MEADE 1,003 59,578

MENIFEE 610 37,922

MERCER 2,162 129,916

METCALFE 1,460 80,676

MONROE 1,693 97,382


MORGAN 1,417 71,825


NELSON 3,119 185,569

NICHOLAS 1,008 54,626

OHIO 2,685 169,032

Source: KASPER



Continued

County Number of


OWEN 1,991 94,740

OWSLEY 1,298 81,865

PENDLETON 2,029 104,300

PERRY 1,735 119,419

PIKE 3,233 179,124

POWELL 8,844 492,436

PULASKI 1,639 94,321

ROBERTSON 6,322 350,438


ROWAN 3,601 216,237

RUSSELL 2,847 171,148

SCOTT 1,090 56,597

SHELBY 4,037 198,298

SIMPSON 2,281 121,013

SPENCER 1,466 90,956

TAYLOR 995 65,976

TODD 4,292 314,517

TRIGG 765 47,942

TRIMBLE 1,484 110,241

UNION 234 12,181

UNKNOWN 1,661 93,993

WARREN 71 3,040


WAYNE 947 50,527

WEBSTER 937 49,146

WHITLEY 1,556 96,919

WOLFE 6,052 299,070

WOODFORD 1,830 90,915

Source: KASPER


Driving Under the Influence (DUI) Offenses

In 2011, a total of 39,465 DUI related charges were disposed in the Kentucky Court System. 76.7% of these

were for first offenses, 17.2% were for second offenses, 4.7% were for third offenses, and the remaining 1.4%

were for fourth offenses.


Figure 10.c: DUI Arrests by County, 2011

Source: Kentucky State Police, Crime in Kentucky 2011

Figure 10.d: DUI Convictions by County, 2011


Source: Kentucky State Police, Crime in Kentucky 2011


Table 10.26: Circuit Court DUI Charges by Disposition Statewide, 2007-2011

CY 2007 CY 2008 CY 2009 CY 2010 CY 2011 F

irst

DU

I Convicted 694 652 676 554 595

Acquitted/Dismissed 129 136 125 119 92

Amended 23 30 18 24 26

Diversion/Deferred 14 13 27 14 21

Other 31 34 35 32 30

Total 891 865 881 743 764

Seco

nd

DU

I

Convicted 238 243 215 221 206


Amended 22 25 21 13 19


Other 9 11 11 6 14

Total 303 313 287 270 274

Th

ird

DU

I

Convicted 177 160 149 126 109


Amended 17 21 15 9 10


Other 13 7 9 6 5

Total 226 201 191 152 136

Fou

rth

DU

I

Convicted 288 239 228 183 158


Amended 41 43 39 23 27


Other 11 5 7 3 4

Total 364 311 300 222 198



Table 10.27: District Court DUI Charges by Disposition Statewide, 2007-2011

CY 2007 CY 2008 CY 2009 CY 2010 CY 2011 F

irst

DU

I Convicted 24,274 23,273 22,438 20,569 20,244

Acquitted/Dismissed 2,424 2,298 2,181 1,924 2,099

Amended 6,317 6,031 5,767 5,546 5,892


Other 1,264 1,197 1,147 1,116 1,220

Total 34,283 32,804 31,535 29,158 29,464

Seco

nd

DU

I

Convicted 5,919 5,702 5,378 4,737 4,376


Amended 1,869 1,748 1,686 1,553 1,530


Other 321 300 327 272 295

Total 8,485 8,115 7,687 6,860 6,487

Th

ird

DU

I

Convicted 1,300 1,225 1,042 980 909


Amended 786 718 692 598 576


Other 204 188 157 135 125

Total 2,408 2,235 1,990 1,803 1,690

Fou

rth

DU

I

Convicted 1 5 4 2 2


Amended 541 473 377 260 234


Other 321 287 234 180 182

Total 927 818 651 468 439



Table 10.28: Juvenile Court DUI Charges by Disposition Statewide, 2007-2011

CY 2007 CY 2008 CY 2009 CY 2010 CY 2011

Fir

st D

UI

Convicted 25 13 9 8 6


Diversion 1 0 0 0 1

Amended 1 5 1 3 2

Other 13 8 10 8 1

Total 52 33 21 19 13

Seco

nd

DU

I Other 0 1 0 0 0

Total 0 1 0 0 0

Fou

rth

DU

I

Amended 1 0 0 1 0

Other 1 0 0 0 0

Total 2 0 0 1 0



Sex Offenses

The number of forcible rapes in Kentucky increased 59.3% in 2011, rising from 1,545 in 2010 to 2,461 in

2011.

In 2011, the forcible rape arrest rate for Kentucky was 33.5 per 100,000. This is 25% higher than the national

forcible rape arrest rate (26.8 arrests per 100,000 population).

Between 2010 and 2011, the forcible rape arrest rate in Kentucky increased 1.7%, from 31.8 per 100,000 to

33.5 per 100,000 population.

In 2011, the average sentence for rape offenses was 13.3 years, 13.7 years for sodomy offenses, and 8.5 years

for sexual abuse offenses.

The total number of new commitments to the Kentucky Department of Corrections for sex offenses

decreased from 477 in 2010 to 382 in 2011.

The number of offenders serving out their sentence for sex offenses remained at 56 in 2011.

In 2011, a total of 818 sex offense cases were disposed in Kentucky Courts, 313 of these in Circuit Court and

505 in District Court.


Table 10.29: Circuit Court- Sex Offenses By Disposition Type, 2007-2011

CY 2007 CY 2008 CY 2009

Sex Offender Registration

Offenses

Unlawful Distribution of Obscene

Matter Total


Offenses

Unlawful Distribution of

Obscene Matter Total


Offenses


Matter Total

Charges-


Guilty 51 123 174 38 193 231 65 773 838

106Cases-


Guilty 48 19 67 38 39 74 62 45 106

Charges- Amended

Dispositions 28 5 33 21 49 70 37 3 40

Cases- Amended

Dispositions 28 4 32 21 13 34 37 2 39

Charges- Conviction 190 48 238 174 199 373 212 126 338

Cases- Conviction 176 36 208 161 45 202 190 48 229

Charges-

Diversion/Deferred 1 0 1 2 1 3 1 1 2

Cases- Diversion/Deferred 1 0 1 2 1 3 1 1 2

Charges- Other

Dispositions 9 3 12 1 7 8 3 0 3

Cases- Other Dispositions 8 2 10 1 3 4 3 0 3

Charges- Temporary

Dispositions 0 1 1 3 0 3 5 0 5

Cases- Temporary


TOTAL CHARGES 280 180 460 239 449 688 323 903 1,226

TOTAL CASES 233 55 283 197 83 264 250 87 324



Table 10.29: Circuit Court- Sex Offenses By Disposition Type, 2007-2011, Continued

CY 2010 CY 2011


Offenses


Matter Total


Offenses



Charges-


Guilty 46 483 529 45 530 575

Cases-


Guilty 45 51 96 42 49 89

Charges- Amended

Dispositions 31 14 45 38 12 50

Cases- Amended


Charges- Conviction 148 1,229 1,377 179 505 684

Cases- Conviction 141 74 207 165 80 236

Charges-

Diversion/Deferred 1 2 3 2 1 3

Cases- Diversion/Deferred 1 2 3 2 1 3

Charges- Other


Cases- Other Dispositions 11 2 13 2 3 5

Charges- Temporary


Cases- Temporary


TOTAL CHARGES 240 1,737 1,977 268 1,060 1,328

TOTAL CASES 193 124 300 205 125 313



Table 10.30: District Court- Sex Offenses By Disposition Type, 2007-2011 CY 2007 CY 2008 CY 2009


Offenses




Offenses


Matter Total


Offenses



Charges-


Guilty 187 85 272 111 49 160 151 120 271

Cases-


Guilty 180 46 223 105 30 134 144 42 185

Charges- Amended

Dispositions 74 22 96 72 29 101 77 21 98

Cases- Amended

Dispositions 71 14 85 72 19 91 77 17 94

Charges- Conviction 104 21 125 67 30 97 91 39 130

Cases- Conviction 101 21 122 67 26 92 89 29 118

Charges- Diversion/Deferred 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Cases- Diversion/Deferred 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Charges- Juvenile


Cases- Juvenile Dispositions 0 2 2 0 3 3 0 5 5

Charges- Other Dispositions 185 418 603 179 95 274 200 164 300

Cases- Other Dispositions 165 55 215 166 47 208 182 63 81

Charges- Temporary


Cases- Temporary


TOTAL CHARGES 552 548 1,100 431 207 638 520 350 870

TOTAL CASES 437 126 549 342 111 445 405 150 540



Table 10.30: District Court- Sex Offenses By Disposition Type, 2010-2011, Continued CY 2010 CY 2011


Offenses




Offenses



Charges-


Guilty 105 69 174 102 681 783

Cases-


Guilty 101 53 153 99 47 143

Charges- Amended

Dispositions 69 22 91 96 28 124

Cases- Amended Dispositions 69 20 88 95 27 122

Charges- Conviction 69 24 93 112 30 142

Cases- Conviction 68 24 92 110 24 134

Charges- Diversion/Deferred 0 0 0 1 0 1

Cases- Diversion/Deferred 0 0 0 1 0 1

Charges- Juvenile Dispositions 0 6 6 0 7 7

Cases- Juvenile Dispositions 0 5 5 0 7 7

Charges- Other Dispositions 176 300 476 165 907 1,072

Cases- Other Dispositions 164 81 232 148 91 231

Charges- Temporary


Cases- Temporary Dispositions 2 1 3 0 0 0

TOTAL CHARGES 451 423 844 476 1,653 2,129

TOTAL CASES 330 174 483 346 180 505



Table 10.31: Family Court- Sex Offenses by

Disposition Type, 2007- 2011

CY 2008

Unlawful Distribution of Obscene Matter Total

Charges- Amended

Dispositions 1 1

Cases- Amended

Dispositions 1 1

Charges- Conviction 2 2

Cases- Conviction 2 2

TOTAL CHARGES 3 3

TOTAL CASES 2 2


Table 10.32: Number of Reported Incidents of Forcible Rape,

2007-2011

Year Number of Offenses

2006 1,292

2007 1,375

2008 1,451

2009 1,567

2010 1,545

2011 2,461

Source: Kentucky State Police, Crime in Kentucky


Table 10.33: Forcible Rape Offense Rate Per 100,000 Population-Kentucky and Surrounding States, 2007-2011

State

Forcible Rape Offense Rate per 100,000-

CY 2007


CY 2008


CY 2009

Forcible Rape Offense

Rate per 100,000- CY

2010

Forcible Rape Offense Rate Per 100,000-

CY 2011

Percent Change CY 2007-2011

Percent Change CY 2010-2011

Kentucky 32.6 33.8 35.0 *31.8 33.5 0.9% 1.7%

Illinois 31.9 32.0 30.2 23.6 28.8 -3.1% 5.2%

Indiana 27.3 26.7 25.5 27.2 27.0 -0.3% -0.2%

Missouri 30.4 27.1 26.8 23.9 24.3 -6.1% 0.4%

Ohio 40.0 39.2 34.8 32.1 31.5 -8.5% -0.6%

Tennessee 35.7 33.4 31.7 33.7 31.6 -4.1% -2.1%

Virginia 23.3 23.0 19.2 19.1 19.0 -4.3% -0.1%

West Virginia 21.5 21.6 23.8 19.1 20.9 -0.6% 1.8%

UNITED STATES

TOTAL GROUP

OFFENSES 30.0 29.7 28.7 27.5 26.8 -3.2% -0.8%

Source: Federal Bureau of Investigation

* FBI used 2010 estimated population of 3,042,574


Table 10.34: Forcible Rape Arrest Rate per 100,000 Population, Kentucky and Surrounding

States, 2011

Forcible Rape Arrests CY 2011 Forcible Rape Arrest Rate per

100,000 Population

Kentucky 244 5.56

Illinois 409 3.18

Indiana 187 2.87

Missouri 382 6.36

Ohio 474 4.11

Tennessee 429 6.70

Virginia 336 4.15

West Virginia 61 3.29

Source: Federal Bureau of Investigation and United States Census Bureau

Table 10.35: Sex Offenses Commitments and Releases, 2005-2011

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

New

Commitment 454 499 469 404 477 382

Parole 33 35 27 51 62 99

Serve Out 298 88 81 68 56 56

Shock

Probation 18 19 15 15 20 19


Table 10.36: Average Length of Sentence in Years: Sex Offenses, 2005-2011

Year Rape I Rape II Rape III Sodomy I Sodomy II Sodomy

III Sexual Abuse

2005 36 16 7 33 16 8 9

2006 34 12 5 30 14 5 8

2007 28 11 6 25 12 7 9

2008 24 10 5 22 13 7 9

2009 25 9 6 26 11 6 9

2010 21 10 6 21 13 7 9

2011 22 12 6 22 11 8 9



Domestic Violence Offenses

In 2010, a total of 3,835 domestic violence cases were disposed in Kentucky’s Courts of Law. 150 of these

cases in Circuit Court, 3,682 in District Court, and the remaining 3 in Juvenile Court.

Of the 3,682 domestic violence cases disposed in District Courts during 2010, the largest number, 565, were

heard in the Twenty-First Judicial District (Bath, Menifee, Rowan, and Montgomery Counties). Two judicial

districts, the Second (McCracken County) and the Thirty-First (Floyd County) disposed no cases, and the

Thirty-Sixth Judicial District (Knott and Magoffin Counties) disposed only one domestic violence case.

Of those domestic violence cases disposed in District Court, nearly 53.3% (1,964) resulted in a conviction.

This is true for 56.6% (85) of the domestic violence cases disposed in Circuit Court, and 33.3% (1) of those in

juvenile court.


Table 10.37: Closed Domestic Violence District Court Cases, 2007-2011

District CY 2007 CY 2008 CY 2009 CY 2010 CY 2011

One 57 35 30 42 26

Two 4 3 4 0 4

Three 4 2 3 11 2

Four 74 7 1 0 3

Five 7 9 5 9 12

Six 439 515 480 451 458

Seven 87 76 81 84 84

Eight 26 2 1 4 11

Nine 20 5 8 7 3

Ten 134 106 145 90 111

Eleven 289 282 261 229 204

Twelve 13 13 21 20 28

Thirteen 61 66 78 77 44

Fourteen 144 1 15 32 12

Fifteen 259 277 269 252 217

Sixteen 19 27 78 24 15

Seventeen 2 1 3 3 1

Eighteen 2 1 1 1 1

Nineteen 245 292 233 248 213

Twenty 96 86 63 62 55

Twenty-One 508 523 509 551 371

Twenty-Two 10 5 6 2 1

Twenty-Three 332 322 233 241 224

Twenty-Four 90 171 127 110 43

Twenty-Five 106 175 197 181 166

Twenty-Six 299 225 226 124 104

Twenty-Seven 189 443 136 103 161

Twenty-Eight 10 14 4 8 5

Twenty-Nine 228 234 193 216 133

Thirty 0 8 19 15 12



Table 10.37: Closed Domestic Violence District Court Cases, 2007-2011,

Continued

District CY 2007 CY 2008 CY 2009 CY 2010 CY 2011

Thirty-One 0 2 2 0 3

Thirty-Two 432 341 323 339 273

Thirty-Three 225 256 266 240 212

Thirty-Four 214 244 160 188 119

Thirty-Five 12 24 21 4 4

Thirty-Six 142 3 1 1 2

Thirty-Seven 31 41 15 23 19

Thirty-Eight 118 48 45 25 23

Thirty-Nine 314 121 43 52 54

Forty 160 94 88 73 63

Forty-One 179 103 13 13 12

Forty-Two 8 12 11 9 3

Forty-Three 1 0 0 7 21

Forty-Four 270 224 215 242 126

Forty-Five 179 191 239 203 170

Forty-Six 248 289 296 294 330

Forty-Seven 218 219 213 189 184

Forty-Eight 528 458 455 391 459

Forty-Nine 87 44 12 18 7

Fifty 16 7 9 5 14

Fifty-One 18 15 8 4 3

Fifty-Two 113 127 113 132 135

Fifty-Three 28 9 32 7 19

Fifty-Four 10 8 12 11 13

Fifty-Five 388 374 443 314 43

Fifty-Six 233 205 258 198 221

Fifty-Seven 266 309 305 314 251

Fifty-Eight 48 48 16 13 10

Fifty-Nine 43 36 24 24 28

Sixty 148 113 96 92 58

STATEWIDE TOTAL 8,431 7,891 7,164 6,622 5,603



Table 10.38: Domestic Violence Cases Disposed in District Court by

County, 2007-2011

County CY 2007 CY 2008 CY 2009 CY 2010 CY 2011

Adair 103 112 97 120 75

Allen 57 44 10 14 5

Anderson 14 8 11 5 8

Ballard 28 20 19 10 17

Barren 1 0 0 5 15

Bath 99 117 92 78 65

Bell 270 224 215 242 126

Boone 2 6 5 6 5

Bourbon 33 0 1 7 5

Boyd 432 341 323 339 273

Boyle 12 3 0 0 0

Bracken 31 40 36 55 43

Breathitt 117 34 2 1 1


Bullitt 388 374 443 314 43

Butler 4 1 0 1 0

Caldwell 92 77 97 71 86

Calloway 8 12 11 9 3

Campbell 2 1 3 3 1

Carlisle 15 16 5 14 11

Carroll 67 85 74 58 65

Carter 22 32 7 1 7

Casey 125 122 96 96 58


Clark 101 169 190 170 153

Clay 175 100 7 2 4

Clinton 95 94 84 73 59



Daviess 439 515 480 451 458




County, 2007-2011, Continued


Edmondson 14 21 25 11 9

Elliott 3 5 3 9 3

Estill 173 185 151 152 135

Fayette 10 5 6 2 1

Fleming 92 91 73 87 59

Floyd 0 2 2 0 3

Franklin 8 25 24 14 2

Fulton 41 22 21 27 18

Gallatin 8 2 7 5 8

Garrard 47 60 17 19 10

Grant 158 151 133 142 113

Graves 113 127 113 132 135

Grayson 94 87 111 111 125

Green 55 22 24 17 10

Greenup 25 6 7 15 6

Hancock 20 8 16 9 2

Hardin 20 5 8 7 3

Harlan 299 225 226 124 104

Harrison 0 0 0 0 0

Hart 63 48 84 49 48


Henry 1 2 1 9 5

Hickman 16 13 9 15 8

Hopkins 74 7 1 0 3

Jackson 0 0 0 0 0

Jefferson 0 8 19 15 12

Jessamine 5 0 53 57 33

Johnson 21 9 9 16 6

Kenton 19 27 78 24 15

Knott 0 0 0 0 0

Knox 80 376 100 86 100

Larue 71 58 61 41 63

Laurel 109 67 36 17 61






Lawrence 17 29 31 24 5

Lee 94 86 37 48 54

Leslie 4 3 6 11 8

Letcher 218 219 213 189 184

Lewis 71 80 56 47 49

Lincoln 9 6 8 1 1


Logan 48 40 42 58 59

Lyon 24 20 22 34 36

Madison 5 6 7 11 13

Magoffin 142 3 1 1 2

Marion 87 112 102 84 63

Marshall 48 48 16 13 10

Martin 52 133 87 70 32

Mason 122 161 124 106 111

McCracken 4 3 4 0 4

McCreary 89 85 69 83 49

McLean 25 31 52 31 38

Meade 101 103 117 114 121

Menifee 51 34 50 71 42

Mercer 4 4 9 5 14

Metcalfe 0 0 0 2 6

Monroe 86 66 61 49 42

Montgomery 281 269 271 289 224

Morgan 6 4 5 13 9

Muhlenberg 154 160 187 172 132

Nelson 266 309 305 314 251

Nicholas 1 0 0 1 0

Ohio 80 18 4 4 12

Oldham 3 1 16 7 11






Owen 34 41 62 52 39

Owsley 65 51 45 41 35

Pendleton 1 1 1 0 0

Perry 225 256 266 240 212

Pike 12 24 21 4 4

Powell 157 52 38 50 53

Pulaski 3 5 0 6 3

Robertson 0 0 0 0 1


Rowan 77 103 96 113 40

Russell 35 0 0 0 0

Scott 80 1 11 10 3

Shelby 13 1 21 0 0

Simpson 30 0 2 4 2

Spencer 1 0 0 2 11

Taylor 113 126 119 104 102

Todd 39 36 39 26 25

Trigg 67 71 71 40 42

Trimble 9 10 4 4 12

Union 3 1 2 4 4

Warren 26 2 1 4 11


Wayne 30 0 4 0 4

Webster 3 8 2 5 7

Whitley 125 159 91 105 70

Wolfe 40 35 3 1 0

Woodford 31 0 3 15 4

STATEWIDE TOTAL 7.911 7,458 6,733 6,245 5,146



Table 10.39: Domestic Violence Protective Order Documents Filed. 2007-2011

CY 2007 CY 2008 CY 2009 CY 2010 CY2011 C

IRC

UIT

CO

UR

T

Emergency Protective Order

Documents 50 29 29 64 57


Cases 42 20 23 44 47

Domestic Violence Order

Documents 37 27 32 62 42

Domestic Violence Order Cases 31 25 29 31 38

Restraining Order Following

Stalking Conviction Documents 9 12 8 3 8


Stalking Conviction Cases 9 11 7 3 8

Protective Order Documents 421 383 377 481 579

Protective Order Cases 387 338 345 420 527

TOTAL DOCUMENTS 517 451 446 580 686

TOTAL CASES 459 393 395 486 607

FA

MIL

Y C

OU

RT


Documents 22,143 22,058 23,443 20,196 14,261


Cases 15,787 16,075 16,816 15,896 13,781


Documents 8,402 8,494 8,791 8,119 6,991

Domestic Violence Order Cases 7,986 8,067 8,313 7,682 6,660





Domestic Violence Order-

Failure to Protect Documents 43 25 31 33 30

Domestic Violence Order-

Failure to Protect Cases 43 24 30 29 29



TOTAL DOCUMENTS 30,622 30,614 32,313 28,383 21,325

TOTAL CASES 16,663 17,107 17,821 16,934 14,852



Table 10.39: Domestic Violence Protective Order Documents Filed. 2007-2011, Continued

CY 2007 CY 2008 CY 2009 CY 2010 CY2011

DIS

TR

ICT

CO

UR

T


Documents 9,818 9,348 8,730 7,752 5,358

Emergency Protective Order Cases 7,398 6,937 6,579 6,240 5,183


Documents 4,492 3,985 3,762 3,358 2,770

Domestic Violence Order Cases 4,193 3,714 3,492 3,128 2,564





Domestic Violence Order- Failure

to Protect Documents 10 5 13 13 8

Domestic Violence Order- Failure

to Protect Cases 9 5 13 13 8



TOTAL DOCUMENTS 14,435 13,466 12,618 11,223 8,221

TOTAL CASES 8,128 7,528 7,097 6,789 5,716

TO

TA

L

TOTAL DOCUMENTS 45,574 44,531 45,377 40,186 30,232

TOTAL CASES 25,250 25,028 25,313 24,209 21,175



Table 10.40: Specified Offenses within Cases Filed, 2007-2011

CY 2007 CY 2008 CY 2009 CY 2010 CY 2011

Cir

cuit

Cou

rt

Contempt of Court, Violation of


Charges 8 3 2 2 5



Cases 8 3 2 2 4

Violation of Emergency

Protective Order Charges 15 1 2 2 0



Violation of Foreign Protective

Order Charges 4 0 4 1 5


Order Cases 3 0 4 1 5

Comp Violation of Foreign


Comp Violation of Foreign


Violation of Kentucky Protective

Order Charges 155 139 174 164 126


Order Cases 126 121 136 138 106

Complicity Violation of

Kentucky Protective Order

Charges 0 0 0 2 0

Complicity Violation of

Kentucky Protective Order Cases 0 0 0 2 0

Fam

ily

Cou

rt Contempt of Court, Violation of


Charges 0 0 1 0 0



Cases 0 0 1 0 0

Source: Kentucky Administrative Office of the Courts


Table 10.40: Specified Offenses within Cases Filed, 2007-2011, Continued

CY 2007 CY 2008 CY 2009 CY 2010 CY 2011

Dis

tric

t C

ou

rt



Charges 184 142 99 104 92



Cases 149 140 98 100 78






Order Charges 108 102 125 100 80


Order Cases 99 101 122 96 77

Attempted Violation of Foreign


Attempted Violation of Foreign


Facilitation Violation of Foreign


Facilitation Violation of Foreign


Complicity Violation of Foreign


Complicity Violation of Foreign



Order Charges 3,841 3,512 3,642 3,562 3,492


Order Cases 3,504 3,317 3,345 3,272 3,207



Table 10.40: Specified Offenses within Cases Filed, 2007-2011, Continued

CY 2007 CY 2008 CY 2009 CY 2010 CY 2011

Dis

tric

t C

ou

rt

Attempted Violation of Kentucky


Attempted Violation of Kentucky


Solicitation Violation of Kentucky


Solicitation Violation of Kentucky


Conspiracy Violation of Kentucky


Conspiracy Violation of Kentucky


Facilitation Violation of Kentucky


Facilitation Violation of Kentucky


Complicity Violation of Kentucky


Complicity Violation of Kentucky




Table 10.41: District Court-Domestic Violence Civil Cases Filed by County, 2007-

2011

County CY

2007 CY

2008

CY 2009

CY 2010

CY 2011

Adair 113 121 108 122 82

Allen 52 44 11 13 5

Anderson 9 7 13 5 6

Ballard 27 20 18 10 7

Barren 0 0 0 5 15

Bath 100 114 93 71 75

Bell 268 226 216 248 117

Boone 2 6 5 6 6

Bourbon 31 0 1 8 4

Boyd 419 345 327 326 297

Boyle 11 3 0 0 0

Bracken 32 44 30 56 50

Breathitt 114 34 3 0 1


Bullitt 386 379 453 295 42

Butler 4 1 0 1 0

Caldwell 91 77 98 74 86

Calloway 8 13 11 10 2

Campbell 0 1 3 3 1

Carlisle 17 14 14 15 10

Carroll 69 84 72 64 61

Carter 26 29 8 2 6

Casey 115 119 119 98 54


Clark 110 161 189 172 150

Clay 172 99 7 2 9

Clinton 97 93 85 72 60



Daviess 505 569 533 511 499

Source: Administrative Office of the Court



2011, Continued

County CY

2007 CY

2008

CY 2009

CY 2010

CY 2011

Edmondson 15 23 25 15 15

Elliott 3 5 4 8 4

Estill 160 186 142 132 134

Fayette 11 5 5 2 1

Fleming 95 87 73 92 61

Floyd 0 2 2 0 3

Franklin 9 23 24 13 3

Fulton 40 23 21 29 17

Gallatin 8 4 4 5 9

Garrard 47 60 16 18 10

Grant 159 148 141 149 122

Graves 112 126 118 134 139

Grayson 94 87 114 122 134

Green 58 24 26 13 7

Greenup 13 6 7 16 7

Hancock 18 9 15 9 2

Hardin 20 5 8 7 3

Harlan 292 232 186 129 105

Harrison 0 0 0 0 0

Hart 64 48 81 50 49


Henry 1 2 1 9 6

Hickman 16 14 9 16 6

Hopkins 71 4 1 0 4

Jackson 0 0 0 0 0

Jefferson 0 10 19 13 12

Jessamine 0 0 0 0 0

Johnson 20 8 9 17 5

Kenton 7 28 74 25 14

Knott 0 0 0 0 0

Knox 61 82 98 96 112




2011, Continued

County CY

2007 CY

2008

CY 2009

CY 2010

CY 2011

Larue 66 58 59 45 70

Laurel 95 46 25 17 59

Lawrence 4 23 34 21 5

Lee 99 96 68 58 51

Leslie 4 5 6 0 0

Letcher 218 214 214 195 190

Lewis 76 82 51 46 53

Lincoln 9 10 4 1 1


Logan 48 40 48 62 64

Lyon 25 20 21 35 35

Madison 5 5 7 11 14

Magoffin 3 4 1 1 2

Marion 83 112 98 88 67

Marshall 50 49 15 13 11

Martin 60 135 81 68 33

Mason 130 148 124 114 105

McCracken 3 1 4 0 4

McCleary 88 84 77 72 55

McLean 29 25 53 31 37

Meade 103 103 119 118 121

Menifee 52 33 54 69 44

Mercer 4 4 8 5 11

Metcalfe 0 0 0 3 5

Monroe 82 67 63 48 44

Montgomery 285 261 279 302 210

Morgan 6 5 6 11 9

Muhlenberg 156 162 183 174 135

Nelson 267 307 305 313 251

Nicholas 1 0 0 1 0




2011, Continued

County CY

2007 CY

2008

CY 2009

CY 2010

CY 2011

Ohio 76 16 4 4 12

Oldham 3 1 16 7 11

Owen 35 44 59 51 39

Owsley 63 52 45 42 37

Pendleton 1 1 1 0 0

Perry 238 265 283 250 217

Pike 12 24 19 4 4

Powell 146 48 38 56 48

Pulaski 3 6 0 6 4

Robertson 0 0 0 0 1


Rowan 123 115 105 122 51

Russell 26 0 0 1 0

Scott 79 1 6 13 2

Shelby 11 1 6 13 2

Simpson 30 1 1 4 1

Spencer 1 0 0 2 11

Taylor 117 123 118 112 102

Todd 41 47 40 29 37

Trigg 68 72 70 40 42

Trimble 8 10 4 4 12

Union 3 1 3 4 3

Warren 31 0 1 5 10


Wayne 28 2 1 0 0

Webster 3 8 2 5 7

Whitley 137 154 89 107 74

Wolfe 40 35 0 1 0

Woodford 25 0 4 14 5

TOTAL CASES 7,799 7,209 6,794 6,385 5,288



Table 10.42: Family Court-Domestic Violence Civil Cases Filed by

County, 2007-2011

County CY

2007 CY

2008

CY 2009

CY 2010

CY 2011

Adair 0 0 0 0 0

Allen 91 91 174 120 103

Anderson 63 84 63 62 75

Ballard 0 0 0 0 0

Barren 207 230 208 238 261

Bath 0 0 0 0 0

Bell 0 0 0 0 0

Boone 359 310 345 318 314

Bourbon 90 93 105 96 96

Boyd 0 0 0 0 0

Boyle 167 192 205 245 147

Bracken 0 0 0 0 0

Breathitt 0 69 125 103 67


Bullitt 1 1 2 157 292

Butler 50 43 79 70 57

Caldwell 0 0 0 0 0

Calloway 112 121 116 79 41

Campbell 459 386 486 458 405

Carlisle 0 0 0 0 0

Carroll 0 0 0 0 0

Carter 172 194 185 130 119

Casey 0 0 0 0 0

Christian 472 427 426 392 395

Clark 73 14 0 5 0

Clay 4 56 163 195 147

Clinton 0 0 0 0 0



Daviess 0 0 0 0 0





County CY

2007 CY

2008

CY 2009

CY 2010

CY 2011

Edmondson 24 33 40 37 17

Elliott 45 27 32 28 23

Estill 0 0 0 0 0

Fayette 1,483 1,510 1,483 1,492 1,332

Fleming 0 0 0 0 0

Floyd 318 334 276 248 238

Franklin 195 192 198 170 89

Fulton 0 0 0 0 0

Gallatin 51 57 84 73 51

Garrard 73 60 84 89 77

Grant 0 0 0 0 0

Graves 0 0 0 0 0

Grayson 0 0 0 0 0

Green 0 0 0 0 0

Greenup 141 188 152 140 147

Hancock 30 19 35 46 20

Hardin 774 738 736 697 689

Harlan 0 0 0 0 0

Harrison 82 89 91 102 70

Hart 0 0 0 0 0

Henderson 197 191 164 161 141

Henry 92 61 86 63 71

Hickman 0 0 0 0 0

Hopkins 181 282 275 240 264

Jackson 92 107 92 91 85

Jefferson 5,168 5,327 5,337 5,106 4,346

Jessamine 328 319 253 229 238

Johnson 170 192 159 106 118

Kenton 912 878 878 930 670

Knott 122 142 161 107 96

Knox 216 156 165 143 85





County CY

2007 CY

2008

CY 2009

CY 2010

CY 2011

Larue 0 0 0 0 0

Laurel 511 433 463 329 254

Lawrence 115 89 93 88 89

Lee 0 0 0 0 0

Leslie 46 59 69 66 67

Letcher 0 0 0 0 0

Lewis 0 1 5 20 6

Lincoln 141 151 168 154 128


Logan 0 0 0 0 0

Lyon 0 0 0 0 0

Madison 344 403 354 332 327

Magoffin 107 124 123 120 94

Marion 0 0 0 0 0

Marshall 103 59 127 151 92

Martin 117 11 31 50 57

Mason 0 0 0 0 0

McCracken 336 343 389 372 334

McCleary 0 0 0 0 0

McLean 0 0 0 0 0

Meade 0 0 0 0 0

Menifee 0 0 0 0 0

Mercer 137 137 115 124 130

Metcalfe 75 51 65 57 60

Monroe 0 0 0 0 0

Montgomery 0 0 0 0 0

Morgan 67 90 88 68 55

Muhlenberg 0 0 0 0 0

Nelson 0 0 0 0 0

Nicholas 26 7 18 16 17





County CY

2007 CY

2008

CY 2009

CY 2010

CY 2011

Ohio 91 110 132 102 133

Oldham 129 132 118 126 120

Owen 0 0 0 0 0

Owsley 0 0 0 0 0

Pendleton 69 84 86 87 38

Perry 0 0 0 0 0

Pike 369 384 354 348 329

Powell 0 90 106 55 56

Pulaski 632 542 593 534 439

Robertson 2 9 6 5 3

Rockcastle 112 78 79 87 65

Rowan 0 0 0 0 0

Russell 82 180 141 122 94

Scott 170 219 153 99 84

Shelby 142 138 176 172 156

Simpson 67 101 105 96 86

Spencer 40 47 63 44 28

Taylor 0 0 0 0 0

Todd 0 0 0 0 0

Trigg 0 0 0 0 0

Trimble 57 39 54 52 38

Union 63 92 114 106 66

Warren 518 568 643 563 474


Wayne 64 113 125 140 124

Webster 66 65 49 48 61

Whitley 0 0 0 0 0

Wolfe 0 28 59 59 58

Woodford 83 103 119 97 91

TOTAL CASES 17,952 18,336 18,993 17,902 15,676



Human Trafficking

In 2011 there were 15 known cases involving human trafficking within the Commonwealth. The limitations

regarding the data presented here are outlined in Appendix D.

Of these, 66.7% involved sex trafficking and the remaining 33.3% labor trafficking. 20% of those known to

be trafficked were males.

40% of those known to be trafficked during 2011 were first trafficked before they reached age 18 and 46.7%

were foreign nationals.


Table 10.43: Kentucky's Human Trafficking Cases, 2011

TY

PE

Sex Trafficking 10

Labor Trafficking 5

GE

ND

ER

Male 3

Female 12

CIT

IZE

NSH

IP

Foreign National 7

Domestic 8

AG

E

TR

AF

FIC

KIN

G

BE

GA

N

Adult (>18) 9

Child (<18) 6

TOTAL KNOWN TRAFFICKING CASES 15

Source: Kentucky Rescue and Restore
