LeBron James is just like the rest of us, fed the f*ck up and frustrated following Wednesday's (Sept.24) horrendous decision in the Breonna Taylor case.
The ESPN host made the utterance during the half-time show for the Boston Celtics and Miami Heat playoff game.
The controversial Fox News host believes the police who murdered Taylor as she slept were justified.
On Wednesday (Sept. 23), the Kentucky Attorney General revealed that a grand jury failed to indict all three officers involved in the murder of Breonna Taylor and giving just once officer a far lesser charge.
According to ABC News, The department's Professional Standards Unit has begun its probe into Det. Myles Cosgrove and Sgt. Jonathan Mattingly, who fired their weapons into Taylor's apartment on March 13; Det. Joshua Jaynes, who sought the search warrant for her apartment; and Det. Tony James, Det. Michael Campbell and Det. Michael Nobles, according to spokesman Sgt. Lamont Washington.
According to published reports, the family of Breonna Taylor and the city reached a $12 million settlement in the wrongful death case six months after the 26-year old EMT was murdered in her home while she slept.
Since then the LMPD have twisted themselves (and the truth) in knots searching for ways to justify the shooting and allowing the officers involved to avoid charges. This latest revelation is just another example of how far authorities will go to shield their own regardless of how reckless their officers go about their job.
According to published reports, Daniel Cameron and his office now have a full report about the guns and shots fired in Breonna Taylor’s apartment on that dreadful night, but according to Cameron, the new information still leaves the case inconclusive.
Megan Thee Stallion made sure we continue to say the names of those who have been victims of police brutality.
Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron makes a surprise appearance at the Republican National Convention to show support for Donald Trump's presidential campaign. His most controversial case, the Breonna Taylor killing by police officers executing a no-knock warrant, remains unmoved since her demise on March 13. What's the hold-up?
Until Freedom launched "BreonnaCon" event in an effort to bring awareness to Breonna Taylor's death by the hands of police brutality. Twitter wonders if they "memefied" the victim's death. Co-founder Tamika Mallory responds to clarify misinformation and criticism.
According to published reports, Almost two weeks after Oprah purchased the billboards advocating for her murderers to be charged and arrested, a red splatter of paint the size of a ball appeared in the middle of her forehead on a billboard in Louisville’s Irish Hill neighborhood.
