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nt to stand trial." Police Investigator Accused Officers Of Underplaying Risk Of Breonna Taylor Search. The Louisville (lit) Courier-Journal (5/25, Duvall, Costello, 554K) reports, "The police sergeant investigating the officers in the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor questioned whether they purposely

purposely downgraded the risk of searching her home so they could exclude SWAT." The Courier-Journal adds, "Interviewing the officers who broke down Taylor's door in a raid that ended in her death, Sgt. Andrew Meyer of the Professional Standards Unit pressed them on 'obvious and seemingly blatant omiss

vels of policy, protocol, and policing standards." Family's Attorney Claims Police Lied About Search Time. The Louisville OM Courier-Journal (7/6, Duvall, 368K) reports, "Louisville Metro Police lied about the time of day they raided the home of a main suspect and arrested him in a narcotics investiga

Louisville's most blighted neighborhoods for redevelopment. The court papers amend an earlier lawsuit against the three officers who fired into Ms. Taylor's apartment while executing a search warrant, seeking evidence against an ex-boyfriend who was a convicted drug dealer." City officials "called the

ent to stand trial." Police Investigator Accused Officers Of Underplaying Risk Of Breonna Taylor Search. The Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal (5/25, Duvall, Costello, 554K) reports, "The police sergeant investigating the officers in the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor questioned whether they purposely

purposely downgraded the risk of searching her home so they could exclude SWAT." The Courier- Journal adds, "Interviewing the officers who broke down Taylor's door in a raid that ended in her death, Sgt. Andrew Meyer of the Professional Standards Unit pressed them on 'obvious and seemingly blatant omiss