The SWAT team called in to clear Breonna Taylor’s apartment found her motionless body in her hallway, and when they checked for a pulse, they calmly and repeatedly stated, “She’s done.” The bodycam footage was released by the Louisville, Kentucky Police Department on Thursday. The video recorded several SWAT officers on the …

On Monday, Kentucky AG Daniel Cameron discredited all accusations by Breonna Taylor’s family that he mishandled the case, which ended with no officers being charged for Taylor’s death. The Attorney General’s office explained the circumstances that gave Cameron control over the grand jury process, saying it possessed the “resources required …

The grand jury testimony released today detailed several accounts of what happened when police broke into Breonna Taylor’s home and fired several shots, striking and killing her. During the hearing, the officers said they announced themselves as cops, and the now-indicted officer claimed that Taylor’s boyfriend initially said she opened …

As we await grand jury transcripts in Breonna Taylor’s case, new revelations keep coming to light. According to reports, Louisville Police Department police officers say they were repeatedly told there were no packages, “suspicious or otherwise” delivered to the home of Breonna Taylor in connection to their drug investigation. An …

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron is seeking to delay the release of the secret grand jury proceedings from the Breonna Taylor case. A judge ruled earlier this week that the recording be made public after an unidentified juror filed a motion asking a judge to unseal the transcript and records …

Written By @cabbagepatchgrl Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron has been receiving criticism on how he is handling the Breonna Taylor case. On Tuesday, he said that he recommended no murder charges be filed against the officers involved in Taylor’s death despite the evidence against them. Cameron did recommend that one …

On Monday night, after a grand juror filed a motion to release grand jury transcripts and recordings in connection to Breonna Taylor’s investigation, Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron said he will go through with the release. In the initial motion, an unidentified juror accused Cameron of making false statements against …

In the months following the botched raid that killed Breonna Taylor, a Louisville SWAT commander, expressed concerns about how the fatal raid was carried out. Louisville Metro Police Department Lieutenant Dale Massey expressed his concerns during a lengthy interview with detectives in the Public Integrity Unit. According to Vice, Massey …

A grand juror has filed a motion to release grand jury transcripts and recordings of relating to the Breonna Taylor investigation. The unidentified grand juror filed a motion on Monday asking the judge to give up their confidential status so they could speak out. They blame Kentucky Attorney General Daniel …

Brett Hankison, the ex LMPD detective involved in the fatal drug raid that left 26-year-old Breonna Taylor dead, has pleaded not guilty to charges related to the incident. Hankison stood before the court on Monday, via video, to be arraigned on three counts of wanton endangerment. The officer was one …

A ballistics report by the Kentucky State Police does not corroborate state Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s claim that a Louisville police officer was shot by Kenneth Walker, Breonna Taylor’s boyfriend, the night she was killed. On Wednesday, Cameron told reporters that “friendly fire” from former Louisville officer Brett Hankinson as …

The key witness claiming that police announced themselves the night of the deadly raid on Breonna Taylor’s apartment drastically changed his account of what went down. According to Vice, Aarin Sarpee was picking up his daughter from the apartment above Taylor’s during the raid, even getting into an argument with …

Louisville, Kentucky police officers arrested a state lawmaker during protests in response to the state’s decision not to charge the three white police officers who killed Breonna Taylor. But it wasn’t just any lawmaker; it was Democrat Representative Attica Scott, the woman who introduced the “Breonna’s Law,” which was drafted …

Breonna Taylor’s boyfriend Kenneth Walker says he is “devastated” by the Kentucky grand jury’s decision not to indict any of the police involved in the fatal shooting of Taylor, and says he believes he is being wrongfully blamed for Taylor’s murder. After Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced the grand …

Facts are facts, no matter where you are geographically. Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron has rightfully received the criticism he deserved. For one, he supported the decision not to charge Breonna Taylor’s killers with murder, and two, he had the audacity to tell the people of Kentucky to watch out …

Following the grand jury ruling in the death of 26-year-old Breonna Taylor, which resulted in a decision not to indict the three officers involved on murder-related charges, protests erupted in Atlanta, Chicago, New York, and Louisville where two officers were shot. A spokesman for the Louisville Metropolitan Police Department issued …

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron called out  the reactions to Breonna Taylor’s grand jury decision from “celebrities, influencers, and activists,” warning citizens to not allow famous people to “try to tell us how to feel.” The news that Taylor’s murderers would not face true justice is a decision that is …

The Kentucky attorney general has announced the highly awaited decision on the death of 26-year-old Breonna Taylor, one officer has been charged in connection to the case. The two other officers have not been indicted. On Wednesday afternoon, attorney general Daniel Cameron discussed the decision from the steps of the …

An officer involved in the shooting that killed Breonna Taylor emailed over 1,000 of his fellow cops to defend his actions that night in March and criticize the mayor for failing “all of us in epic proportions for their own gain and to cover their asses.” Sgt. Jonathan Mattingly sent …

Breonna Taylor’s family will receive a $12 million settlement in a wrongful death lawsuit after she was fatally shot in her home by police six months ago. Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer made the announcement Tuesday afternoon with Taylor’s family and attorneys present. Fischer said the city does not acknowledge any …