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KY: Kentucky AG asks for patience in Breonna Taylor case: ‘We are working around the clock’
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Cameron refused to offer any timeline for charging decisions involving the three Louisville police officers who shot and killed Taylor in a barrage of gunfire during a botched narcotics raid.
The officers were serving a no-knock warrant in a case involving a suspect who allegedly received packages at Taylor’s address years earlier. The suspect had been apprehended at another location hours before the shooting, unbeknownst to the officers, a lawyer for Taylor’s family previously told The News.
“An investigation of this magnitude, when done correctly, requires time,” Cameron said Thursday. |
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Wrong link.
Here's the correct one:
https://www.bakersfield.com/ap/national/kentucky-ag-asks-for-patience-in-breonna-taylor-case-we-are-working-around-the-clock/article_1f6ceee0-6561-51b3-8400-10907ca4bb12.html |
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