Justice Dept Drops Charges in Breonna Taylor Case
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Justice Department Seeks Dismissal of Remaining Charges in Breonna Taylor Case
The Justice Department has requested a federal judge to drop the remaining criminal charges against two Louisville, Kentucky police officers involved in the no-knock warrant that led to Breonna Taylors death. Officers Kyle Meany and Joshua Jaynes, who drafted the warrant for a drug search, were not present during the fatal shooting. Taylor, a 26-year-old Black emergency medical worker, was killed in March 2020, sparking nationwide protests against police practices and racial injustice. The motion to dismiss the charges was filed on Friday, with the Justice Department citing federal overreach and the Department of Justices former civil rights division head, Kristen Clarke, condemning the move as indefensible.
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