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BREAKING: Attorney General Daniel Cameron just announced that the grand jury
failed to indict any of the officers for Breonna Taylor’s death. This injustice
can’t happen again. Click here now to to stop more murders like Breonna
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THIS IS BREONNA TAYLOR
She was brutally shot and killed by police in her own home. She did nothing
wrong. Months after her murder at the hands of LMPD, her family has been denied
the justice they deserve. Click below to take action or call 502-735-1784 to
demand justice for Breonna right away.
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BREONNA TAYLOR: SAY HER NAME
Keep reading for important updates and action steps to #StandWithBre and finally
secure justice in this case—or click to learn more about Breonna and the facts
of the case.
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CASE UPDATE:
Breonna and her family are still without justice. Attorney General Daniel
Cameron just announced that the grand jury failed to indict any of the officers
for Breonna Taylor’s death, and that they would indict only Officer Brett
Hankison with shots fired into other apartments during this senseless killing.
This announcement is a slap in the face to the family of Breonna Taylor and the
community at large. Here are five things that must happen to ensure an injustice
of this magnitude never happens again. We’ll need all hands on deck:
1. The Department of Justice must take immediate action to bring charges
against all LMPD officers involved in Breonna’s murder. The State of
Kentucky has failed to secure justice for Breonna Taylor, for her family,
and for her community. The responsibility now falls on the Department of
Justice to hold Breonna Taylor’s murderers accountable. Additionally, we
demand that the Biden/Harris Campaign, who can and should be leading the
call for justice on this issue, demand immediate DoJ action in this case.
2. Commonwealth’s Attorney Tom Wine, who originally presided over Breonna’s
case, must step down for his gross mishandling of the Louisville Police
Department and the subsequent investigation of Breonna Taylor’s murder. In
the days following her murder at the hands of officers Brett Hankison, Myles
Cosgrove, and John Mattingly, Attorney Wine made no moves to condemn or in
anyway hold the LMPD accountable. When he did take action, it was to charge
Breonna’s boyfriend Kenneth Walker for attempted murder of a police
officer—even though he was defending himself from the plain clothes officers
who recklessly and violently invaded his home that night. YOUR demands
caused Attorney Tom Wine to drop the charges against Kenny and ultimately
recuse himself from the case. Now we must demand that he step down!
3. We need full transparency from the grand jury and an independent overhaul of
its findings, including a release of the transcripts from the proceedings as
requested by Breonna’s family. Breonna Taylor was sleeping in her own bed
when she was murdered. It is outrageous that not a single charge was brought
for her death. We CAN’T let this stand.
4. We must pass Breonna’s Law to ban no knock warrants in cities across the
country to prevent more murders like Breonna Taylor’s. A No-Knock warrant is
the type of warrant that killed Breonna. They’re dangerous, unnecessary, and
statistically more likely to target black and brown lives. We successfully
helped pass Breonna’s Law in Louisville, which banned no-knock warrants
there—now we MUST do it again nationwide.
5. Lastly, we must support a new Commonwealth’s Attorney candidate for
Louisville, and for prosecutors’ offices across the country, who can stand
up for civilians against the brutality of our criminal legal system. The
system hasn’t failed, it was built this way. It is critical that we come
together to dismantle and replace it with something imaginative and
redemptive.
It is critical that ALL of us step up and make these five demands of our country
and of our communities. We CAN secure justice for Breonna and end the epidemic
of police brutality in America, but it will take all of us doing the hard work
necessary to create that change. Please join us.
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ABOUT BREONNA
As a full-time EMT for two hospitals in Louisville, Kentucky, Breonna Taylor was
a beloved and respected essential worker during the coronavirus pandemic. That
police brutality killed her, and not the virus, is a painful reflection of the
state of America.
A loving daughter, caring sister, and a kind and giving friend throughout her
short life, she had a servant’s heart and dedicated her entire life to helping
people.
Breonna and her hard-working family moved to Louisville, Kentucky 12 years ago
looking for a better life together. They found better jobs, a welcoming
community, good schools, and were happy to call Louisville their home.
Breonna was always caring and thoughtful of others. At an early age she decided
to dedicate her time to helping people. She worked with children with
disabilities right after she graduated high school and spent the last several
years working as an Emergency Medical Technician as she prepared to become a
full-time nurse.
As proud as her family was of the good she did, they were concerned by the risks
she faced serving patients impacted by the coronavirus. As an employee of not
just one but two medical centers, she was living out her dream of serving
others. She was truly on the front lines of the pandemic response, risking her
own life every day to protect the community that she had come to love, and that
loved her.
AS CONCERNED AS HER FAMILY WAS ABOUT HER PUTTING HERSELF AT RISK AS AN EMT
DURING A PANDEMIC, THEY NEVER EVER EXPECTED THAT HER LIFE WOULD BE TAKEN IN HER
OWN HOME BY THE LOCAL POLICE.
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ABOUT THE CASE / MARCH 13, 2020
Around 1 a.m. on March 13, while Breonna was asleep in her own bed, a rogue,
renegade task force of three white male Louisville Metro Police officers with
questionable records known as the Crime Interdiction Division gathered silently
outside and crept through her apartment complex in the dead of night. Not a
single member of the community saw or heard them. They were dressed in plain
clothes and never announced themselves or knocked on Breonna’s door.
When they arrived at Breonna’s apartment, they broke the door down, burst into
her home, and in a matter of seconds, they opened fire, taking Breonna’s life.
The police were so wildly irresponsible and reckless, that their bullets were
found in three different apartments. In total, they fired their weapons dozens
of times, hitting Breonna at least 8 times, likely more. The local funeral home
told the family that her body was riddled with bullets.
The officers would later claim that they had an arrest warrant, and were
executing a drug raid, and they only opened fire in self-defense.
Breonna’s boyfriend, Kenneth Walker, who is an upstanding citizen and is beloved
by Breonna’s family, was also home asleep at the time and did indeed fire on one
of the police officers during the raid, but only because he thought he and
Breonna were experiencing an armed robbery. The officers did not announce
themselves before entering, and they were not in uniform. Kenneth actually
called the police himself, assuming they were experiencing a dangerous
break-in.
No drugs were found at the scene. Breonna was not a suspect. Instead of holding
the officers involved accountable, the police arrested Kenneth Walker, a
licensed gun owner who was merely defending himself and his family.
The LMPD officers responsible for Breonna’s murder are John Mattingly, Brett
Hankison, and Myles Cosgrove.
Attorney General Daniel Cameron just announced that the grand jury failed to
indict any of the officers for Breonna Taylor’s death, and that they would
indict only Officer Brett Hankison with shots fired into other apartments during
this senseless killing.
NOT ONLY WERE THESE OFFICERS AT THE WRONG HOME, IN THE WRONG APARTMENT COMPLEX,
AND IN THE WRONG NEIGHBORHOOD, THE MAN THEY WERE LOOKING FOR HAD ALREADY BEEN
ARRESTED BY THEIR DEPARTMENT EARLY THAT DAY.
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STAND WITH BREONNA
Breonna was asleep at home when a rogue task-force of the Louisville police
broke down her door in the middle of the night and murdered her. They were
attempting an illegal drug raid in the wrong neighborhood for a suspect that
they'd already arrested earlier that day.
Since the launch of this petition, Commonwealth Attorney Tom Wine has recused
himself from the investigation into the LMPD conduct that night, the FBI is now
investigating the killing of Breonna Taylor, the LMPD Police Chief, Steve
Conrad, announced his retirement, all charges have been dropped against
Breonna’s boyfriend, Kenny Walker, and the Louisville Metro Council passed a ban
on no-knock raids like the one used to break into Breonna’s home, but our work
is not done.
Breonna and her family are still without justice. Attorney General Daniel
Cameron just announced that the grand jury failed to indict any of the officers
for Breonna Taylor’s death, and that they would indict only Officer Brett
Hankison with shots fired into other apartments during this senseless killing.
This announcement is a slap in the face to the family of Breonna Taylor and the
community at large. We need all hands on deck to ensure an injustice of this
magnitude never happens again.
We must continue fighting through legal channels for justice for Breonna’s
family and accountability for the officers involved. But in this moment, we must
also do everything in our power to fight for deep, systemic change that prevents
more murders like Breonna Taylor’s. That’s why we’re launching a full-force,
nationwide demand that cities across the country pass Breonna’s Law to ban
no-knock warrants. Add your name right now to call on city officials to stop
more murders like Breonna Taylor’s, immediately.
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BREAKING CASE UPDATE:
Attorney General Daniel Cameron just announced that the grand jury failed to
indict any of the officers for Breonna Taylor’s death, and that they would
indict only Officer Brett Hankison with shots fired into other apartments during
this senseless killing. We can’t let this injustice stand. Add your name right
now to call on every state to stop more murders like Breonna Taylor’s,
immediately.
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