Breonna Taylor grand juror says Louisville police actions before her death were "criminal"

[pppolitics]

Two grand jurors in the Breonna Taylor case spoke to "CBS This Morning" co-host Gayle King in an exclusive interview set to air Wednesday. The two men, who asked to remain anonymous for their safety, said they were never given the option to consider murder or manslaughter charges — with one calling the police's actions and behaviors the night Taylor was killed "criminal."

One of the jurors, Juror No. 1, released a written statement last week criticizing Kentucky Attorney General Cameron over the grand jury proceedings.

In a September 23 news conference, Cameron said his investigation found — "and the grand jury agreed" — that the two officers who opened fire from Taylor's doorway on March 13, killing her, were justified because they were returning a shot fired by her boyfriend Kenneth Walker. Because of that, Cameron said, six possible homicide charges under Kentucky law were not applicable to the case.

In King's exclusive interview, the two grand jurors disputed Cameron's public comments regarding the case, and said they were never given the option to consider murder or manslaughter charges — though Juror No. 2, who called Louisville police's actions "criminal," said the entire operation that resulted in Taylor's death was full of "deception."

"They were criminal leading up to this in everything that they — the way they moved forward on it, including the warrant," he said.

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[GALeftist]

KKKentucky strikes again.

[Wakie77]

Sleeping while black

[Badger]

Cameron is absolutely willing to throw Justice for Brianna Taylor under the bus so that he inherits McConnell's seat.

[GP270watch]

 Cameron is a stooge who will never live this down.

[Badger]

Cameron is a stooge who will never live this down.

Its Kentucky. The GOP there will handsomely reward him for protecting cops who shoot black people. Thats all he needs for a long and successful political career.

[Suburbia]

Cameron is a stooge who will never live this down.

Its Kentucky. The GOP there will handsomely reward him for protecting cops who shoot black people. Thats all he needs for a long and successful political career.

Does he lose in 2023?

If not, does he become president one day?

[GP270watch]

Cameron is a stooge who will never live this down.

Its Kentucky. The GOP there will handsomely reward him for protecting cops who shoot black people. Thats all he needs for a long and successful political career.

 Doubtful. The GOP prefers candidates who fly under the radar and complete their damaging agenda behind closed doors. If they choose to put Cameron in the spotlight, the spotlight will be harsh.

[Ferguson97]

Cameron is a stooge who will never live this down.

Its Kentucky. The GOP there will handsomely reward him for protecting cops who shoot black people. Thats all he needs for a long and successful political career.

Does he lose in 2023?

If not, does he become president one day?

He'd never win the primary

[Badger]

Cameron is a stooge who will never live this down.

Its Kentucky. The GOP there will handsomely reward him for protecting cops who shoot black people. Thats all he needs for a long and successful political career.

 Doubtful. The GOP prefers candidates who fly under the radar and complete their damaging agenda behind closed doors. If they choose to put Cameron in the spotlight, the spotlight will be harsh.

This will be forgotten by KY Republicans by the time Mitch retires, and sadly probably by most KY voters whom aren't solidly antipathetic to the GOP to begin with.