On Wednesday (Sept. 23), the Kentucky Attorney General revealed that a grand jury failed to indict all three officers involved in the murder of Breonna Taylor and giving just once officer a far lesser charge.
Multiple sources in Louisville are reporting at least two police officers were shot Wednesday evening during protests following the grand jury's decision to only charge one officer in relation to the shooting death of Breonna Taylor.
The announcement comes more than six months after Taylor's death.
More Louisville Metro Police Department officers are being investigated in Breonna Taylor's shooting as the city prepares for Kentucky AG Daniel Cameron's decision whether to charge the cops who fired their guns.
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Lousiville has reached a multi-million dollar settlement for police killing Breonna Taylor, but a closer look at similar settlements in recent years shows they fluctuate wildly for similar deadly offenses by cops.
Breonna Taylor's case has reached a settlement.
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According to published reports, Daniel Cameron and his office now have a full report about the guns and shots fired in Breonna Taylor’s apartment on that dreadful night, but according to Cameron, the new information still leaves the case inconclusive.
Since then the LMPD have twisted themselves (and the truth) in knots searching for ways to justify the shooting and allowing the officers involved to avoid charges. This latest revelation is just another example of how far authorities will go to shield their own regardless of how reckless their officers go about their job.
