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Breonna Taylor protesters facing felony charges after dozens arrested at Kentucky attorney general's home
[FOXNEWS] Police arrested 87 people protesting the death of Breonna Taylor outside of Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron's house on Tuesday.All of those individuals now face felony charges of intimidating a participant in a legal process, police said. Meanwhile, ...back at the bunker, his Excellency called the chief of staff and complained that the artillery was keeping him awake... activists remain outraged that over four months after Taylor was killed by police issuing a "no-knock" search warrant in her home, Sherlocks have yet to arrest or bring charges against the officers involved in her death. "The protesters chose to occupy the front yard of a home owned by the Kentucky Attorney General and continuously chant towards he and his neighbors," a spokesperson for the Louisville Metro Police Department said in a statement to Fox News. "All were given the opportunity to leave, were told that remaining on the property would be unlawful, and chose not to leave." Protesters were also hit with misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct and violations for criminal trespass. They are facing between one and five years in prison if convicted. All of the protesters were released from the Metro Department of Corrections on Wednesday, WHAS radio reported. Among those arrested were Houston Texans’ wide receiver Kenny Stills and "Real Housewives of Atlanta" star Porsha Williams, according to reports. Related: Breonna Taylor: 2020-06-21 New York City parks to be renamed after Black Americans Breonna Taylor: 2020-06-20 Good afternoon Breonna Taylor: 2020-06-20 Louisville PD fires one of the three cops involved in Breonna Taylor's killing Related: Daniel Cameron: 2020-01-31 Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron Leads 17 States in Potential SCOTUS Abortion Case Daniel Cameron: 2019-12-15 Kentucky: outgoing governor pardons killer whose brother hosted fundraiser Posted by: Fred 2020-07-16 |
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