Kentucky AG's "investigation" into Breonna Taylor's murder is a cover up.
As Breonna's BF's lawyer noted, A DOZEN witnesses said cops didn't identify themselves at her door—& the LONE WITNESS the AG cited as hearing cops identify themselves ORIGINALLY SAID COPS DIDN'T. THREAD:
As Breonna's BF's lawyer noted, A DOZEN witnesses said cops didn't identify themselves at her door—& the LONE WITNESS the AG cited as hearing cops identify themselves ORIGINALLY SAID COPS DIDN'T. THREAD:
Another thing Kentucky AG Daniel Cameron misled the public about was the types of guns the officers who shot at Breonna Taylor/Kenneth Walker had.
AG said Walker fired a 9mm & cops fired a 40mm gun...but according to Lousiville PD records, officer Hankison was issued a 9mm gun.
AG said Walker fired a 9mm & cops fired a 40mm gun...but according to Lousiville PD records, officer Hankison was issued a 9mm gun.
Another thing Kentucky AG lied about (or he simply doesn't understand and/or follow the law)...
In Kentucky, you can't claim self-defense when you recklessly kill a 3rd party—Breonna Taylor was an unarmed third-party who didn't shoot at Louisville cops and posed no threat
In Kentucky, you can't claim self-defense when you recklessly kill a 3rd party—Breonna Taylor was an unarmed third-party who didn't shoot at Louisville cops and posed no threat
ALSO: the no-knock warrant that led to police coming to Breonna's apartment in the middle of the night was ILLEGAL in the first place...
But absurdly, according to Kentucky AG, that's not for the criminal investigation to examine washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/…
But absurdly, according to Kentucky AG, that's not for the criminal investigation to examine washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/…
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