Two bullets tore through the floor of Stanley David’s apartment the night Breonna Taylor was killed. One bullet passed in front of his bedroom door, roughly 5 feet from where he was sleeping.
One punched through the hallway. The other passed right in front of his bedroom door, roughly 5 feet from where he was sleeping.“Daddy! Daddy!” she yelled to alert him to the shooting.
Moreover, neither Cosgrove nor Mattingly were indicted, with Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron saying they were “justified in their use of force” because Walker fired first.David, 47, was at work when the grand jury’s decision was announced Wednesday. They didn’t see each other much because of opposite work schedules. But she and her boyfriend would wave and say hello to him when they passed each other in the building.
Cameron said Wednesday one neighbor did hear police knock and announce themselves before the doomed raid, while other neighbors have told Taylor’s family attorneys they heard no such thing. They checked his apartment and found the bullet hole in the hallway floor but not the one outside his bedroom door — that was later discovered by FBI agents, David said.
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