U.S. District Court Judge Rebecca Grady Jennings declared a mistrial after a jury deadlocked over whether to acquit or convict former LMPD Detective Brett Hankison.
The man who was fired from the Louisville Police Department for firing the shot that killed Breonna Taylor was involved in a crash and brief standoff with residents in Carroll County.
Until Freedom announced they are starting a statewide campaign to stop Attorney General Daniel Cameron from winning the upcoming election for Kentucky’s governor.
The new resources, which can be found at the Louisville Metro Police Department’s website, provide information on 62 separate incidents referenced by the DOJ.
Former LMPD Sgt. Jonathan Mattingly confirmed he voluntarily dropped the lawsuit against Walker seeking damages for injuries sustained after being shot.
Brett Hankison, who fired several shots through Taylor’s apartment and that of her neighbor’s the night of the raid, is facing federal civil rights violations.
The NAACP says an event took place at Anna's Greek Restaurant, where they claim body cam footage of the raid of Breonna Taylor's home was played in plain view.
Mayor Greg Fischer joined family and friends of Breonna Taylor to unveil a new historical marker in Jefferson Square Park that memorializes the tragic deaths of Taylor, David “YaYa” McAtee, Tyler Gerth, and George Floyd on Wednesday.
A plea agreement has been reached for 26 individuals who were charged with blocking the Second Street Bridge during protests of the shooting death of Breonna Taylor.
Louisville’s branch of the NAACP is seeking for Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron to resign, stating Cameron failed to conduct a fair investigation into the the shooting death of Breonna Taylor.
Two of Taylor’s neighbors are suing Goodlett for her guilty plea to federal conspiracy charges and the Metro Government’s lack of training and supervision.
A former Louisville Metro Police detective who was charged for alleged civil rights violations in relation to the Breonna Taylor raid will not stand trial until next year.
A former FBI agent and former long-time federal prosecutor said Joshua Jaynes, one of the LMPD officers indicted federally in relation to the death of Breonna Taylor, has not been given a legally fair shot even before his trial begins.
Hankison was indicted August 4 along with three other former officers on charges related to the raid that resulted in Taylor’s death on March 13, 2020.
Following a pre-termination meeting with Louisville Metro Police Sergeant Kyle Meany and Chief Erika Shields on Wednesday, Shields made the decision to fire Meany on Friday.
Kyle Meany was charged with federal civil rights and obstruction offenses for his role in preparing and approving a false search warrant affidavit that resulted in the death of Taylor.
Joshua Jaynes was fired in January 2021 for violating LMPD standard operating procedures dealing with the preparation of a search warrant and untruthfulness in the search warrant issued for the apartment of Breonna Taylor.
