Breonna Taylor allegations: The Warrant police job was very dirty

CNN’s Drew Griffin said the real crime in the Breonna Taylor case was incidents that took Louisville police to Taylor’s home and said the police work that led to the order was “very cumbersome.” The former police officer was charged with endangerment at the first level for actions he committed the night he was killed by police officer Breonna Taylor. Two other officers who were shot dead in the March attack were not charged, meaning there were no officers accused of killing the 26-year-old Black EMT and being a nurse. Following the announcement of the decision, members of the Kentucky National Guard and state police were activated when protesters took to the streets and some riots broke out with anti-riot agents. Demonstrators and activists immediately criticized the grand jury for allegations against former officer Brett Hankison. When he was killed they demanded serious crimes and the arrests of three officers in Taylor’s apartment. #BreonnaTaylor #CNN #New.

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