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StoryDec 8, 2020Read →

VA Gov. Northam Signs ‘Breonna’s Law’ to Ban No-Knock Warrants

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam (D) marked the end of the state’s no-knock warrants with a ceremonial signing of “Breonna’s Law.” Twenty-six-year-old Breonna Taylor, an EMT, was killed in her home in Louisville, Kentucky…

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StoryOct 21, 2020Read →

Officer Involved in Search Warrant: Breonna Taylor Shooting ‘Not a Race Thing’

A Louisville police officer involved in the search warrant that led to the death of Breonna Taylor says the shooting “had nothing to do with race.” Jonathan Mattingly, the Louisville Metro Police sergeant who was…

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NewsOct 20, 2020Read →

Kentucky Judge Rules Grand Juror Can Speak Publicly About Breonna Taylor Case

A Kentucky judge ruled on Tuesday that an anonymous grand juror may speak publicly about the evidence that the state attorney general presented in the shooting death of Breonna Taylor by police officers. The juror…

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NewsSep 30, 2020Read →

Kentucky AG Says He Did Not Recommend Charges Against Two Breonna Taylor Officers

Kentucky’s attorney general, who presented evidence to a grand jury in the police shooting death of Breonna Taylor, did not recommend any charges against the two police officers who shot her, saying the grand jury…

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NewsSep 30, 2020Read →

Recording of Breonna Taylor Grand Jury Proceedings in Kentucky To Be Released

A recording of grand jury proceedings into the death of Breonna Taylor is due to be made public on Wednesday, offering an inside look at the case presented by the Kentucky attorney general that resulted in police…

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NewsSep 27, 2020Read →

Kentucky Legislator Urges Police To Drop Charges Against Her and Fellow Breonna Taylor Protesters

A Kentucky legislator who was arrested during demonstrations over the Breonna Taylor case accused Louisville police of detaining her and about 20 allies on false pretenses on Sunday and called for charges to be dropped…

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NewsSep 24, 2020Read →

Another Night of Unrest Expected in Tense Louisville Over Breonna Taylor Ruling

Louisville braced for a second night of unrest on Thursday after two policemen were shot and wounded during protests over a grand jury’s decision not to bring homicide charges against any of the officers involved in the…

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NewsSep 24, 2020Read →

Louisville Braces for More Clashes Following Breonna Taylor Ruling

Louisville on Thursday braced for a second night of protests after two police officers were shot during demonstrations over a decision by a grand jury to bring no direct charges against policemen in the fatal shooting…

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StorySep 24, 2020Read →

Biden: Kentucky Grand Jury’s Indictment in Breonna Taylor’s Case ‘Does Not Answer’ the Call of Justice

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden is reacting to a Louisville grand jury’s decision to indict only one police officer in Breonna Taylor’s case, who was fatally shot by Louisville Metro Police Department officers…

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StorySep 23, 2020Read →

Breonna Taylor’s Family Attorney Slams Grand Jury’s Decision To Indict One Police Officer

Benjamin Crump, the attorney representing Breonna Taylor ‘s family, blasted a Louisville grand jury that indicted one police officer involved in a raid that led to her death. Former Detective Brett Hankison’s was…

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NewsSep 23, 2020Read →

Kentucky Grand Jury Finds Use of Force in Breonna Taylor Death Justified

Two white police officers who fired into the apartment of Breonna Taylor, a Black medical worker, will face no charges for her death because their use of force was justified, but a third will be charged with the wanton…

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NewsSep 23, 2020Read →

Kentucky Grand Jury Indicts One of Three Officers in Breonna Taylor Case

A grand jury considering the March killing of Breonna Taylor, a Black medical worker, in her home in Louisville, Kentucky, on Wednesday voted to indict one of three white police officers for wanton endangerment, a judge…

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StorySep 15, 2020Read →

City of Louisville Agrees To Pay Breonna Taylor’s Family $12 Million

The city of Louisville, Kentucky, has reached a settlement in the wrongful death lawsuit brought by Breonna Tayor’s family. The New York Times reports that the city agreed to pay the family $12 million. It was expected…

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