KY - Breonna Taylor, 26, fatally shot multiple times by LE, Louisville, 13 Mar 2020 #2

[JerseyGirl]

Shooting of Breonna Taylor - Wikipedia

Breonna Taylor is the lone woman in a tragedy that has sparked outrage across the nation and the globe.

Breonna Taylor's legacy: Caring, ‘super goofy’ and treasured her job as a paramedic

Before 1 a.m. on March 13, police fired into an apartment on Louisville’s southwest side, not far from the state line.

Attorneys for Taylor’s family say Taylor’s boyfriend, fearing a home invasion, fired a single shot toward noise he heard coming from the front door. Police, attorneys say, responded by firing off more than 20 rounds, some of which traveled into nearby apartments.

Eight of those shots found Taylor in an apartment hallway, ending a life that began June 5, 1993, in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Until 2016, she served as an emergency medical technician for Louisville Metro Emergency Medical Services.

Most recently, she worked at Norton Hospital as a PRN and at Jewish Hospital as an ER technician.

KY- Breonna Taylor, 26, fatally shot by LE, Louisville, 13 Mar 2020 *MEDIA, TIMELINE* NO DISCUSSION

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[Sillybilly]

ADMIN NOTE:

Unless there is MSM to the contrary, the bf is a victim in this case.

The original victim blaming post and all responses have been removed.

 

[CocoChanel]

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[CSIDreamer]

Joshua Jaynes: Detective’s attorney acknowledges Breonna Taylor search warrant was ‘inaccurate’

 

[Kimmer]

Joshua Jaynes: Detective’s attorney acknowledges Breonna Taylor search warrant was ‘inaccurate’

what a tangled web we weave while trying to deceive.
What happens in the darkness always comes to the light, I am interested to see all of the information about this case.

 

[oviedo]

Breonna Taylor's boyfriend talks about future they planned - Video

Breonna Taylor's boyfriend, Kenneth Walker, spoke to CBS' Gayle King about the night Taylor was shot and killed by police, and what justice would mean for him.

I watched a good part of this and must say I feel even more awful for her life cut short - I really want all the information to become public so this can never happen again
JMO

thank you to everyone who is posting the media updates to her media thread - it’s so helpful for catching up !

 

[Dawookie]

Joshua Jaynes: Detective’s attorney acknowledges Breonna Taylor search warrant was ‘inaccurate’

Jaynes is one of the ones they should be going after. He seems to be the one most at fault

 

[JerseyGirl]

@dctello
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A second anonymous grand juror in the Breonna Taylor case who is looking to speak is being represented by the same attorney as the first. Both are "resolute in their desire for truth and transparency."

Second grand juror in Breonna Taylor case joins push to speak publicly about proceedings

 

[JerseyGirl]

Breonna Taylor’s boyfriend says police didn’t try to save her as she lay dying

“If they had knocked on the door and say who it was, we could hear them. It was dead silent.”

Feeling “deathly afraid”, Walker said the couple scrambled to put on some clothes to make themselves “decent to answer the door”.

“Then I grabbed my gun,” he said.

A licensed gun owner, Walker said the moment was “the one time” he had to use it. He said if they had known it was the police they would have just opened the door to them.

Then the door flew off its hinges. Thinking it was a home invasion, Walker fired a single shot.

Then police opened fire. Walker said he had never heard so many gunshots at the same time. “I’ve never been to war. But I assume that’s what war probably sounds like,” he said.

He had been holding Taylor’s hand during the gunfire when he heard her scream. “I pulled her down to the ground. But, you know, she was scared so she just didn’t get down,” he said.

When shots stopped, Walker said Taylor was alive and bleeding. He called his mother as he held her. “I told her that somebody just kicked in the door and shot Breonna. And she’s freaking out at this point. But she told me to call 911. So I did,” Walker said.

The gut-wrenching 911 call has since been made public. On the 911 call an operator asks Walker if his girlfriend is conscious and Walker says: “No she is not. Bre, oh my God.”

If he knew it was the police who broke in, he would not have called the police for help. “That doesn’t even make sense,” he said. Walker said he hung up on 911 and called Taylor’s mother. When he realized the police were at the door, he thought they had responded to his call and had come to help.

Walker went to them, only to face guns drawn and threats of “dogs and whatever else”.

Walker said an officer asked him if he was hit with any bullets. When he said no, the officer replied: “That’s unfortunate.” Swat team video shows officers calling the area “a crime scene”.
“Let’s go ahead and move out. All right, she’s done,” an officer can be heard saying

Body-camera footage from that night shows Walker outside with police. He said they dragged him down the street barefoot to the squad car “on gravel, rocks and everything”. Walker said he still has the injuries on his feet.

A short time later a plainclothes officer told Walker there had been a “miscommunication”. Police charged him with attempted murder of a police officer, but never told him directly that Taylor was killed. Those charges against Walker have since been dropped.

“I was in the cell ... on the news … and they said one female dead,” he said.

Walker told King he believes that if he had been killed alongside Taylor that night, the public would “definitely not” be hearing her story or know the name Breonna Taylor.

 

[sds71]

@TravisRagsdale

Pretty strong statement of denial on Detective John Mattingly’s involvement in the search warrant that allowed police to raid the home of Breonna Taylor.
According to Detective Joshua Jaynes, Mattingly told him that drug suspect Jamarcus Glover was receiving packages at Taylor’s home in Feb. Mattingly’s attorney claims that never happened. So, a lot of finger pointing going on here.
@WDRBNews

 

[PrairieWind]

I think Det Jaynes has a problem.

 

[Kimmer]

I was able to watch the interrogation video's of LE being interrogation by PIU detectives I heard the detective ask Hankison if he had taken the time to open his body cam account to see what was recorded that night? And be was also asked if he had thru his account logged into other officer body cam footage.

Well did they have body cams rolling during the raid or not.
And I never knew Officers could review what was on their body
cams or on their fellow officers body cams.

If they can review it, can they also delete it?

 

[PrairieWind]

I was able to watch the interrogation video's of LE being interrogation by PIU detectives I heard the detective ask Hankison if he had taken the time to open his body cam account to see what was recorded that night? And be was also asked if he had thru his account logged into other officer body cam footage.

Well did they have body cams rolling during the raid or not.
And I never knew Officers could review what was on their body
cams or on their fellow officers body cams.

If they can review it, can they also delete it?

I haven't seen that video. Where did you find it?

 

[oviedo]

I was able to watch the interrogation video's of LE being interrogation by PIU detectives I heard the detective ask Hankison if he had taken the time to open his body cam account to see what was recorded that night? And be was also asked if he had thru his account logged into other officer body cam footage.

Well did they have body cams rolling during the raid or not.
And I never knew Officers could review what was on their body
cams or on their fellow officers body cams.

If they can review it, can they also delete it?

A quick google of can police officer delete bodycam video indicates to me that they can - JMO

 

[JerseyGirl]

I haven't seen that video. Where did you find it?

Maybe here?

Link to Det. Brent Hankison (Audio) Interview

Sgt. Jon Mattingly (Audio) Interrogation video:

 

[JerseyGirl]

more:

Link to Det. Mike Kuzma (Audio) Interview

Link to Det. Joshua Jaynes (Audio) Interview

Link to Shivley Sgt. Timothy Salyer (Audio) Interview

 

[JerseyGirl]

Kenneth Walker's 911 call, arrest, and interrogation video:

 

[PrairieWind]

Maybe here?

Thank you. Now I have to find time to watch these!

 

[tresir2012]

@TravisRagsdale

Pretty strong statement of denial on Detective John Mattingly’s involvement in the search warrant that allowed police to raid the home of Breonna Taylor.
According to Detective Joshua Jaynes, Mattingly told him that drug suspect Jamarcus Glover was receiving packages at Taylor’s home in Feb. Mattingly’s attorney claims that never happened. So, a lot of finger pointing going on here.
@WDRBNews

Ok so who saw JG pick the package up from Breonna's house or was that seen on a surveillance video. I am losing track a bit now.