Kentucky Private Investigator Practice Test

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Which authority processes the CCDW application?

Local police station
County sheriff's department
State police headquarters
Department of Public Safety

The correct answer is: County sheriff's department

The correct authority responsible for processing the Concealed Carrying Deadly Weapons (CCDW) application in Kentucky is the county sheriff's department. This process involves thorough background checks and verification of the applicant's eligibility to carry a concealed weapon under Kentucky law. Local police stations and state police headquarters do not have the specific jurisdiction or mandate to handle CCDW applications. Instead, they may provide assistance or information, but the actual processing and approval of these applications are designated to the county sheriff. The Department of Public Safety also does not handle the application process directly; its role tends to involve broader oversight and regulation rather than individual permits. Understanding this structure is vital for applicants and ensures they direct their applications to the appropriate authority for processing.