The Breonna Taylor Murder (1 Viewer)

[rajncajn]

This is wrong on so many levels. And now the AG is trying to delay the release of the recordings and transcripts. Two justice systems, folks...

Kentucky AG didn't seek murder charges in Breonna Taylor case | CNN

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron Tuesday night suggested the grand jury in the Breonna Taylor case could have made an "assessment about different charges," in an exclusive on-camera interview with CNN affiliate WDRB.

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Kentucky attorney general given until Friday to release grand jury recordings in Breonna Taylor case | CNN

The release of grand jury recordings in the Breonna Taylor case will be delayed until noon Friday, according to a judge's order.

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Can you elaborate on what you believe is wrong? Is it that the AG didn't present the case to the grand jury as a murder case? I've never actually sat on a grand jury, so I'm not sure how that works. Does the AG typically suggest charges?

I read the second story and it says the AG wanted to delay the release in order to redact individual witness' personal information in order to protect those witnesses.

Cameron's office said in a statement earlier Wednesday that the recording is more than 20 hours long and it needed "additional time ... to redact personally identifiable information of witnesses, including addresses and phone numbers."

I see no issue with that. It's still going to be released, which is highly unusual, as the article states. Was there something specific in the delay that you see as wrong or are you suggesting the AG has an ulterior motive? I'm not sure what that would be since he's still required to release it. Another few days isn't really going to change anything.

 

[Eeyore]

It Sure Looks Like Daniel Cameron Lied About Breonna Taylor’s Killing

Kentucky’s attorney general says everyone agrees on the facts about the case. Accounts from a grand juror and neighbors dispute that.

nymag.com

 

[Charlie Brizzown]

It Sure Looks Like Daniel Cameron Lied About Breonna Taylor’s Killing

Kentucky’s attorney general says everyone agrees on the facts about the case. Accounts from a grand juror and neighbors dispute that.

nymag.com

I thought I remember reading the tape of the grand jury proceedings is supposed to drop today.

 

[Saint by the Bay]

I thought I remember reading the tape of the grand jury proceedings is supposed to drop today.

It has been released. On one of the news reports today they said they were listening but it was really really long.

 

[guidomerkinsrules]

I really like that first bullet

 

[gr8Saints]

....this all could have been avoided if she didn't go out with garbage

fify

 

[guidomerkinsrules]

fify

What a completely pointless thing to say

 

[Charlie Brizzown]

What a completely pointless thing to say

There's a point but I think it's against the rules here.

 

[LAhotsauce]

fify

So her ex boyfriend dealt in drugs, which by all accounts, she didn't allow that part of him into her life.

Seeing as that is untenable, she dumped him and got a new boyfriend who had no criminal record whatsoever. Thats who was with her that night.

Take that back to your "politics" echo chamber.

 

[DaveXA]

What a completely pointless thing to say

It wasn't pointless, it was a terrible, hateful post. Definitely an example of what not to say. Smh.

 

[Super44]

Police conducted a no knock raid at an apartment. They claim that they were looking for a suspect who was already in their custody.

They burst in the apartment and blindly fired 22 shots. They hit Ms. Taylor 6 times and missed 16 times, sending bullets into neighboring apartments. Ms. Taylor's boyfriend didn't know who was shooting and retrieved his weapon and fired back. He shot a cop in the leg.

Her boyfriend was charged with murder and assault.

In an amazing stroke of bad luck, all of the officers body cams quit working at the same time.

A judge saw through their mess and released the boyfriend to home confinement.

The police union claims that the judge released a murderer.

A Kentucky EMT was shot and killed during a police raid of her home. The family is suing for wrongful death | CNN

A Kentucky woman working as an EMT was killed after officers forced their way inside her home and exchanged shots with her boyfriend, according to a lawsuit filed by her mother.

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And YOU are privy to ALL of the facts, outside of an article? Yeah, OK! This is going no where. . Byyyyyeee!

 

[Farb]

If anything, the title of the thread needs to changed since it was not murder.

 

[boutrous]

If anything, the title of the thread needs to changed since it was not murder.

"If anything..."

That's your take away?????

 

[Charlie Brizzown]

If anything, the title of the thread needs to changed since it was not murder.

I propose Breonna Taylor execution and subsequent coverup.

 

[DaveXA]

If anything, the title of the thread needs to changed since it was not murder.

At the very least, it's negligent homicide, which is still murder.