Amid mounting pressure for a decision in the probe, Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron reiterated his commitment to the case, but he said investigators were still gathering information.
Taylor, a frontline medical worker, was killed as police executed a search warrant for her home on March 13, 2020.
Taylor's death on March 13 helped ignite civil unrest across the country as people protested against racism and police brutality. Louisville police officers had executed a no-knock search warrant and used a battering ram to forcefully enter the young woman's apartment. She was not the person they were looking for, according to police.
The FBI confirmed that it collected a"significant amount of ballistic evidence" after searching Taylor's home in June. Cameron, who made history earlier this year as the state's first African American attorney general, has been under increasing pressure from civil rights protesters. Dozens of activists were arrested at his home in Louisville on July 14 because they refused to leave his yard, and last week an armed militia marched into downtown and demanded that Cameron make his decision within a month, according to The Associated Press.
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