Secretary-General Jordan Palmer's Office with the Kentucky Equality Federation says the Kentucky State Police and a Social Worker may have ignored the pleas of a 17-year-old rape victim.

1. Jordan Palmer
Secretary-General
Joshua Koch
Managing Director
William Taylor
Regional Director
Southeastern Kentucky
Secretary-General
Office of Special Affairs
Demetre Purcell
Executive Director
2008 Merchant Avenue
Suite 2 – Unit 105
Richmond, KY 40476
Frankfort Lobbying Office:
PH: (502) 219-2KEF
Peace. Liberty. Equality. KentuckyEquality.org
8 January 2018 Col. Jordan Palmer, CHA, CP, JD
Secretary-General
Joshua Koch
Managing Director
William Taylor
Southeastern Regional Director
January 08, 2018
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Justice & Public Safety Cabinet
Kentucky State Police
919 Versailles Road
Frankfort, KY 40601
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Cabinet for Health & Family Services
Department of Community Based Services
275 E. Main St., 5W-A
Frankfort, KY 40621
RE: FAILURE OF KSP TROPPER AND SOCIAL WORKER IN LETCHER COUNTY TO PROTECT
A MINOR
WARNING – THIS COMMUNICATION CONTAINS THE NAME OF A MINOR
WHICH MAY NOT BE DISCLOSED TO THE PUBLIC
The Kentucky Equality Federation, Marriage Equality Kentucky, and other subordinate non-government
organizations, as well as ILGA, and the Earth, Equality Alliance, are investigating the events that
happened to THE NAME IS OMITTED, a minor, date of birth 05/08/2000, on or around the 23rd
day of
December 2017.
It is the understanding of this Federation that the Victim called the Kentucky State Police and reported
her uncle was molesting her. Instead of taking the victim to a hospital to be examined, the Trooper with
the Department of State Police took the 17-year-old back to the site of the abuse at THE ADDRESS IS
OMITTED, KY 41812.

2. 8 January 2018 Col. Jordan Palmer, CHA, CP, JD
Secretary-General
Joshua Koch
Managing Director
William Taylor
Southeastern Regional Director
The 17-year-old, afraid of being back at the location (as reported to us) then damaged the Trooper’s
automobile, so she would not be forced to stay in the home.
Additionally, based on the report of the 17-year-old and her brother, the Department of Community
Based Services social worker reportedly told her “there is nothing I can do.”
These are reported gross violations of both departments who are here to “protect, defend, assist, and
serve.” Everyone paid is paid using funds paid by taxpayers.
This Federation will continue to investigate this case and will sue both the Department of State Police and
the Department of Community Based Services should everything the 17-year-old reported continue to be
true. It is also possible that both departments have Due Process Violations by then transferring the 17-
year-old to a detention center in Breathitt County, again, without any investigation, rape kit, or
medical attention. The possible failure of both departments, in this case, is epic by any standards, and
begs the question, how many others could be suffering?
It would also mean that both departments are completely deficient with responsive policy contingencies
for victims who are minors.
We will keep you updated on our investigation. In the interim, we demand any and all charges against
the 17-year-old for damaging the Trooper’s automobile be dropped and dismissed with prejudice,
currently scheduled for tomorrow.
In service,
_________________________________________
Demetre Purcell, MDA, CP, Doctor of Jurisprudence
Executive Director
Secretary General’s Office of Special Affairs
Email: complaints@kentuckyequality.org
FOR ADDITIONAL PLAINTIFFS:
Kentucky Equality Federation Public Advocate Service
Kentucky Equality Federation – Vice President of Legal

3. 8 January 2018 Col. Jordan Palmer, CHA, CP, JD
Secretary-General
Joshua Koch
Managing Director
William Taylor
Southeastern Regional Director
Kentucky Equality Federation – Southeastern Kentucky Region
Earth Equality Alliance
ILGA
Marriage Equality Kentucky
The Equality Party
Southern Kentucky Against Hate
Western Kentucky Equality
Kentucky Equal Ballot Access