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BLM protester, white diner get into armed standoff at restaurant in viral video

Published by Keydra Manns

BLM leader in Breonna Taylor protests fatally shot in carjacking

Published by Christian Spencer

Kentucky AG Makes Announcement On Possible Charges In Breonna Taylor's Death

Heartbreak in the wake of Breonna Taylor’s death and still holding hope for justice

Published by Tatianna Mott

Officer accused of shooting Breonna Taylor calls protesters ‘thugs’ in alleged email

“It’s sad how the good guys are demonized, and criminals are canonized,” Sgt. John Mattingly allegedly wrote in his letter to colleagues.

Biba Adams / September 22, 2020

Louisville anxiously waits for decision in Breonna Taylor case after 6 months

On Sunday, Taylor’s mother, Tamika Palmer, wrote a heartbreaking Instagram post directly to Kentucky Atty. Gen. Daniel Cameron calling again for justice.

Biba Adams / September 14, 2020

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Breonna Taylor’s boyfriend Kenneth Walker sues over police raid

Breonna Taylor’s boyfriend has filed a lawsuit alleging that the Louisville police should have never sought criminal prosecution against him.

Blue Telusma / September 1, 2020

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Officer Brett Hankison fired for misconduct during Breonna Taylor shooting

The mayor of Louisville announced Friday that Officer Brett Hankison is being fired from LMPD over his involvement in Breonna Taylor’s shooting death.

Stephanie Guerilus / June 19, 2020

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Kentucky AG won’t commit to timeline for charges in Breonna Taylor case

Kentucky AG Daniel Cameron is refusing to give a timeline as to when the investigation into Breonna Taylor’s death will be completed but asked for patience.

Stephanie Guerilus / June 18, 2020

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Louisville detective who got no-knock search warrant for Breonna Taylor reassigned

The Louisville detective who sought ‘no-knock’ warrant for Breonna Taylor’s home which resulted in her death has been placed on administrative reassignment.

Stephanie Guerilus / June 10, 2020