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Gabrielle Union Joins Calls For Cops Who Killed Breonna Taylor To Be Arrested

  • Jun 11, 2020
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However, the three officers who killed Breonna Taylor on March 13 in her own bed during a drug raid at the wrong house are still on the job.

On June 10, Gabrielle Union posted a video featuring Taylor’s mother Tamika Palmer and activist Tamika Mallory.

The so-called incident report doesn't even mention Taylor was killed during the no-knock raid to her apartment on March 13.

It lists the charges as "death investigation — LMPD involved" but checks the "no" box under "forced entry," even though officers used a battering ram to knock in Taylor's apartment door.

It also lists under the "offenders" portion of the report the three officers who fired in Taylor's apartment, fatally shooting her.

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