Justice Dept. reaches deal with Louisville to reform police force after Breonna Taylor shooting
The Justice Department announced a deal with the city of Louisville, Kentucky, to reform its police force with a court-enforceable agreement. The move is a result of the federal probe into Breonna Taylor's fatal shooting.
Here is a timeline of events that began with the death of Breonna Taylor, a Black woman who was killed by police in her home ...
An announcement is coming today from the U.S. Department of Justice. Here's what they found in their investigation ...
Community leaders also question months of closed-door negotiations between the city and Department of Justice.
A Louisville Metro Police officer shot during 2020 protests after the killing of Breonna Taylor is suing the agency and the Louisville Metro Government on claims of discrimination, a hostile ...
Louisville Officer Robinson Desroches alleges ... he was shot in the line of duty is ‘because LMPD officers killed Breonna Taylor.'” He says one commander criticized his long rehabilitation ...
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