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Do you believe if that happens, that is a just and lawful response to the legal process as it has played out so far?
Do you believe if that happens, that is a just and lawful response to the legal process as it has played out so far?I wouldn't be surprised if those people burn down the courthouse and the police HQ. The city of Louisville in in for a world of sh**.
They indicted one officer of wanton endangerment and the two officers were not indicted for anything in the killing of Breonna Taylor . The wanton endangerment was for shooting into the apartment from outside. None were indicted for the killing Bronne Taylor. The officer charged with wanton endangerment could get as little as one year in jail. I suspect this is not what the community was expecting/hoping for and that there will be protests which could lead to more riots. I have written this before, stop killing unarmed black people and you will stop having riots.Kentucky grand jury indicts 1 of 3 police officers in fatal Breonna Taylor shooting – but not for her death
A former Louisville detective was indicted on felony charges after shooting into an apartment next door to Breonna Taylor.www.usatoday.com
Not even a reckless homicide charge?
Come on. That's beyond absurd.
The Castle Doctrine applies to black people, too, you know? Anyone is entitled to defend their home with lethal force.
And Breonna's boyfriend stated that they heard nothing but loud knocking when the door was busted-in. He returned fire, as was his right. But, regardless.....NONE of the above justifies firing 20+ shots randomly into the apartment, btw.
Also there were no drugs found in the apartment, or on Taylor or her boyfriend. And the records indicate that she was NOT "still in contact" with Glover, and had not been for quite some time. Even Glover, himself, who was already in custody when raid on Taylor's apartment was executed, said that.
What did they lie about to get a no knock warrant, it was one of three that day., of course, you and I both know you can't point to a single "lie" from me. But I understand you needed to say that to save face.
They did get a no-knock warrant. That doesn't make it legal, if they lied in order to get it approved. And, more importantly, according to the AG of Ky, they were given explicit orders to conduct and "knock and announce", not a no-knock.
But that's all an aside to the basic question of the legality of the warrant, which is being investigated by the FBI due some questions about the veracity of some of the claims made in the request for the warrant to raid Taylor's apartment.
That said, at least you've stopped lying about the boyfriend "randomly shooting at noises he heard". That's progress.
I lied? Did you watch the NY times video? Wow dude, it is obvious you do not understand the law. Your suspect in custody makes no sense.More made up b.s.
The question (one of many) that remains completely unaddressed by the LMPD (and the Ky AG) is....what justified the raid on Taylor's apartment in the first place? Remember, you LIED when you asserted that Taylor had "been in contact" with the suspect. That's never been proved...nor even suggested by a credible source. That was just one of the made-up "facts" you've alleged in this thread, so far.
If the suspect is in custody, there is no need to serve a no-knock warrant, at 1 a.m. And the outcome in this case proves that. And again, if Breonna was a young white female, someone would have faced AT LEAST a negligent homicide charge in this case.
Michael Cohen is that you?Good rule of thumb, don't associate with criminals, pick better friends and partners. No skin color is immune to poor life choices.
I never said I supported it or condone it. Of course I don't. The point is basically that the police are bringing this stuff upon themselves.Do you believe if that happens, that is a just and lawful response to the legal process as it has played out so far?
First I hope there are no riots. Secondly, and I said this and router thread it is now apparently legal to murder a black person in their home in Kentucky. There is no justice.They indicted one officer of wanton endangerment and the two officers were not indicted for anything in the killing of Breonna Taylor . The wanton endangerment was for shooting into the apartment from outside. None were indicted for the killing Bronne Taylor. The officer charged with wanton endangerment could get as little as one year in jail. I suspect this is not what the community was expecting/hoping for and that there will be protests which could lead to more riots. I have written this before, stop killing unarmed black people and you will stop having riots.Kentucky grand jury indicts 1 of 3 police officers in fatal Breonna Taylor shooting – but not for her death
A former Louisville detective was indicted on felony charges after shooting into an apartment next door to Breonna Taylor.www.usatoday.com
First I hope there are no riots. Secondly, and I said this and router thread it is now apparently legal to murder a black person in their home in Kentucky. There is no justice.
Go ahead and riot just dont be surprised when people shoot back and none of us care.They indicted one officer of wanton endangerment and the two officers were not indicted for anything in the killing of Breonna Taylor . The wanton endangerment was for shooting into the apartment from outside. None were indicted for the killing Bronne Taylor. The officer charged with wanton endangerment could get as little as one year in jail. I suspect this is not what the community was expecting/hoping for and that there will be protests which could lead to more riots. I have written this before, stop killing unarmed black people and you will stop having riots.Kentucky grand jury indicts 1 of 3 police officers in fatal Breonna Taylor shooting – but not for her death
A former Louisville detective was indicted on felony charges after shooting into an apartment next door to Breonna Taylor.www.usatoday.com
First I hope there are no riots. Secondly, and I said this and router thread it is now apparently legal to murder a black person in their home in Kentucky. There is no justice.
I know not to believe a word from the officers, who lied in their initial police reports for a reason (or reasons).
I know that Taylor's boyfriend stated that he didn't know who was knocking, and that he fired only when the door flew off the hinges and into the apartment.
I know that Taylor's boyfriend, whom the police actually visualized...was not wounded, but Breonna Taylor (who was never visualized by an officer) was shot six times.
I know that it's NEVER ok for an officer to fire, randomly, into a building when he KNOWS there are other occupants in all directions.
And I know that if Breonna was a young white woman, SOMEONE would have already been charged with her murder...about 6 months ago.
And I have common sense.
I guess you believe anything a republican Trump loving, McConnell loving AG tells you. This whole thing was a set up to protect the cops from the get go. No body cams when one of the citizen videos shows a body cam. Lies on the original report that said she was not injured. One witness said he heard them announce, but many others said they didn't.
I wouldn't be surprised if those people burn down the courthouse and the police HQ. The city of Louisville in in for a world of sh**.
You are wrong, boyfriend shot at cops even after they announced who they were.They indicted one officer of wanton endangerment and the two officers were not indicted for anything in the killing of Breonna Taylor . The wanton endangerment was for shooting into the apartment from outside. None were indicted for the killing Bronne Taylor. The officer charged with wanton endangerment could get as little as one year in jail. I suspect this is not what the community was expecting/hoping for and that there will be protests which could lead to more riots. I have written this before, stop killing unarmed black people and you will stop having riots.Kentucky grand jury indicts 1 of 3 police officers in fatal Breonna Taylor shooting – but not for her death
A former Louisville detective was indicted on felony charges after shooting into an apartment next door to Breonna Taylor.www.usatoday.com
They asked and received a LEGAL NO KNOCK warrant, I don’t agree with the use of such a warrant but nonetheless they legally had it.
you have continuously made up stuff and you question my posts? Get real.
Where the hell are the body cam videos? THAT absence deserves punishment.
It's such a plug stupid simple solution no one can see it, I guess.
No officer should be on duty without an actively recording body camera, any more than they should go out on patrol without their firearm or handcuffs. It should be as natural as breathing.
What's more, they should be actively monitored by command staff back at the station, so their management can monitor and assist remotely in real time. There are probably a million situations where a commander back at base could offer advice or cool someone off remotely and prevent a tragedy, if only they could see and hear what was happening, instead of only having a one-sided trickle of low bandwidth info through a radio after the dust settles.
Simple, genuine force multiplying protection to all parties involved, and not even cost prohibitive.
Obviously completely unacceptable to police unions.
FFS yes it was. The received a no knock but then stated they knocked and announced anyway.It wasn't a no-knock warrant.
This is from the affidavit for the search warrant, which was granted.FFS yes it was. The received a no knock but then stated they knocked and announced anyway.
15.) Affiant is requesting a No-Knock entry to the premises due to the nature of how these drug traffickers operate.
These drug traffickers have a history of attemptingto destroy evidence, have cameras on the location that compromise
Detectives once an approach to the dwelling is made, and a have history of fleeing from law enforcement.
Thank you, some people just don’t care about facts.This is from the affidavit for the search warrant, which was granted.
Read it in it's entirety here (pdf)
Link you quoted was broken, I fixed it in my post.Thank you, some people just don’t care about facts.
If someone is shooting at you yes.So as long as you break down their door by mistake, and do not identify yourself it gives the okay to kill someone sleeping in her bed?
If someone is shooting at you yes, and you do identify yourself.
It's such a plug stupid simple solution no one can see it, I guess.
No officer should be on duty without an actively recording body camera, any more than they should go out on patrol without their firearm or handcuffs. It should be as natural as breathing.
What's more, they should be actively monitored by command staff back at the station, so their management can monitor and assist remotely in real time. There are probably a million situations where a commander back at base could offer advice or cool someone off remotely and prevent a tragedy, if only they could see and hear what was happening, instead of only having a one-sided trickle of low bandwidth info through a radio after the dust settles.
Simple, genuine force multiplying protection to all parties involved, and not even cost prohibitive.
Obviously completely unacceptable to police unions.
I never said I supported it or condone it. Of course I don't. The point is basically that the police are bringing this stuff upon themselves.
In addition to what MAY happen tonight, those stupid trigger happy redneck cops just cost their city $12 million dollars. They really need to think a little more and shoot a little less.
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