09-15-2020, 04:06 PM
(09-15-2020, 01:05 PM)Mickeypoo Wrote: Bold 4. From what I have read and listened to on the Breona Taylor case, it appears that everything was legal and legit.
That is probably because the only news source you listen to is from your own side.
An Officer was fired a long time ago because of his screw up and the city just agreed to pay $12 million to her family for their screw up.
The police used outdated information to get a "no knock" warrant.
The police claimed they announced themselves as police officers before breaking down the door and starting to shoot, but lots of neighbors called 911 and not a single one of them, even the next door neighbor just a few feet away, claimed they heard anyone say they were the police.
The police then tried to argue that the guy in the apartment who returned fire should be held without bond because he was such a threat to the community, but all he did was try to defend the apartment from strange men busting down his door.
The officer that was fired showed no regard for human life and some of his shots even went into to neighboring apartments.
And, finally, the District Attorney tried to cover the damage by offering the drug dealer who was the target of the operation a plea deal if he would implicate Breonna Taylor in criminal activity. The defendant refused and the plea offer went public.
If the police and District Attorney had been truthful from the beginning then they could have avoided a lot of this mess.
