“Say their names”!
Trayvon Martin - burglar, drugging, attempted murder
George Floyd - counterfeiting, drugs
Rayshard Brooks - assault, battery, attempted murder . . . (I could go on) . . .
There is almost no one on their list of “victims” who got there innocently. The exception is Breonna Taylor under the (unconstitutional?) no-knock warrant.
There is almost no one on their list of “victims” who got there innocently. The exception is Breonna Taylor under the (unconstitutional?) no-knock warrant.
Somebody else posted this link, but it's a 40-page timeline of events/jail calls before/after and stuff from the Taylor shooting. While she didn't do anything immediately stupid to get shot, she was not just some little innocent girl. Dated(ing) drug runners, assisting with car rentals and residence location (packages), as well as bailing out several others for drug arrests. Enough so that the popo had a warrant on her address as well as several drug houses.
Also, pretty sure her raid was NOT a no-knock (originally was, but changed to knock/annouce before it happened), police pounded on the door then the dude she was dating opened fire on the cops (thinking it was druglord ex-boyfriend breaking in). Return fire killed her while she was standing in the hallway.
https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/63943132/breonna-taylor-summary-redacted1
That said, obviously she shouldn't have been killed. The boyfriend's charges were dropped (shooting at the cops / self-defense), and based on the rest of the story, I don't see the cops being convicted on much. KY apparently has statute that specifically protects them legally when the return fire. They conducted the warrant, were shot at, returned fire. The only one that I can see getting in trouble is the one who did get fired - the idiot ran off to the side and fired randomly into the patio and side window, though he's likely not the one who hit Taylor.
“No-knock warrant.”
Except that the police knocked first and announced themselves.
Stop ingesting the left-wing bullsqueeze.