'It's time to post all the information”: Kentucky Gov. Beshear affirms his call for state AG Cameron to release evidence in the fatal police shooting of Breonna Taylor after a grand jury declined to directly charge the officers involved.
in the police raid that led to the death of Taylor, a Black woman killed in March inside her Louisville apartment, the attorney general said he wasn't ready to release evidence because of a pending trial as well as an ongoing FBI investigation.That prompted Beshear, a lawyer who previously served as state attorney general, to later challenge his successor's restraint.
"Those that are currently feeling frustration, feeling hurt, they deserve to know more," Beshear added., 26, an emergency medical technician, set off protests against police brutality and became emblematic of how many Black Americans say that their lives are devalued by law enforcement and that they don't feel safe even in their own homes.
In a hail of gunfire from police, Taylor was struck six times, Cameron revealed Wednesday. The officer indicted by the grand jury, Detective Brett Hankison,
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