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Kentucky Attorney General Says He Didn’t Seek Murder Charges in Breonna Taylor…

After a new report released on Tuesday stated Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron agreed to release grand jury recordings, he has asked for a one-week extension. Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron said he never recommended murder charges against police officers involved in Breonna Taylor’s death on Tuesday. During an interview with WDRB-TV after a grand … Read moreKentucky Attorney General Says He Didn’t Seek Murder Charges in Breonna Taylor…

Louisville Settles Breonna Taylor Wrongful Death Lawsuit for Millions

To this date, the police officers involved with Breonna Taylor’s shooting have not been charged. The city of Louisville has settled a wrongful death lawsuit with Breonna Taylor‘s family, according to The Associated Press. Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer is expected to announce the settlement later today at a press conference. The amount of money the … Read moreLouisville Settles Breonna Taylor Wrongful Death Lawsuit for Millions

Trial Date for Ex-Minneapolis Officers Involved in George Floyd’s Death Set for…

In a pretrial hearing, Hennepin County Judge Peter Cahill threatened to change the location of the March 2021 case. The judge presiding over George Floyd‘s trial including the four Minneapolis police officers involved in his death has indicated the trial is set to begin on March 8, 2021. According to CNN, the case may take … Read moreTrial Date for Ex-Minneapolis Officers Involved in George Floyd’s Death Set for…

George Floyd Pleaded “I Cannot Breathe” to Minneapolis Officers, Dies While in Police Custody

Photo Credit: Twitter Civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump has announced he will represent the family of George Floyd, the victim. “I cannot breathe! I cannot breathe,” a black man, George Floyd shouted as a Minneapolis police officer pinned his knee in place on his neck. In a video that surfaced on social media Tuesday capturing … Read moreGeorge Floyd Pleaded “I Cannot Breathe” to Minneapolis Officers, Dies While in Police Custody

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