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Police Add Patrols for Tonight's Game

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Published April 2, 2012 at 4:28 PM EDT
Commander Kelli Edwards spoke to the media Monday afternoon about police plans for traffic and crowd control following the championship game Monday night between the University of Kentucky and Kansas.
David Perry/Lexington Herald-Leader
Commander Kelli Edwards spoke to the media Monday afternoon about police plans for traffic and crowd control following the championship game Monday night between the University of Kentucky and Kansas.

Extra police officers are already out on the street ahead of Monday night's post-game festivities. During a press conference Monday afternoon to detail plans for traffic and crowd control, Lexington Police Chief Ronnie Bastin said several hundred officers were out Saturday night following the University of Kentucky's win over Louisville in the Final Four matchup and he anticipated the same for the title game Monday night against Kansas.
Lexington/Richmond
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