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@ODAV17 @ihategetting @ace2blue @NewsNationNow Get your s**t straight. Her boyfriend was Kenneth Walker. Neither Breonna nor Walker had a h/o drug offenses. She lived with her sister, no boyfriend. The warrant was issued for Jamarcus Glover, her ex from 2 years before. He was 10 miles away at another home for which they also
@ODAV17 @ihategetting @ace2blue @NewsNationNow 2)had a warrant, including an ADRIAN WALKER, who is not related to Kenneth. You people make me sick. You are so eager to blame this innocent, 26 y/o Black mother and EMS worker living her life above the law that you just make up shit. Absolutely disgusting you have such hatred.
@ODAV17 @ihategetting @ace2blue @NewsNationNow 3)It is so f***ing easy for you to label Black people drug addicts that any lie is preferable to the actual truth. You ought to be ashamed of your disgusting self.

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