Despite defending the no-knock search warrant that led to the police killing of Breonna Taylor, Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron is leading a Search Warrant Task Force he said he hoped would make the state "a national model for search warrants."
Booker, a former state representative, continues on the ground efforts around the state through his organization Hood to the Holler, and sees an opportunity to talk to Kentuckians about the issues that matter.
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.
It’s being reported that the city of Louisville has settled the wrongful death lawsuit for Breonna Taylor, the EMT who was killed in her home by police officers serving a ‘no-knock warrant earlier this year. It’s being reported that the settlement is for multiple millions of dollars. The mayor of Louisville is expected to make […]
Police raided Breonna Taylor's boyfriends apartment without notice, fatally shooting her 8 times. The apt's address wasn't on the search warrant & the suspect was already in custody according to new reports.