All 26 members of the Louisville Metro Council voted on Thursday to pass a ban on no-knock warrants, a measure known as “Breonna’s Law,” named after the former EMT who died in a police raid at her apartment.
Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer vowed to pass the ban as “soon as it hits my desk.”
***UPDATE: Mayor Greg Fischer has signed Breonna Law into law. Louisville has now banned no-knock warrants.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — In the continuing fallout from the death of Breonna Taylor, shot by police during a late-night raid on her apartment in Louisville, the office of Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron said Monday MORE
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — A recording of the grand jury proceedings in the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor was released Friday, an unusual step meant to provide more transparency in a case that has drawn MORE
One of the Louisville police officers who was involved in the killing of Breonna Taylor in March has been fired, Mayor Greg Fischer (D) announced Friday. Fischer said that Louisville Metro Police Chief Rob Schroeder was “initiating termination procedures against Louisville Metro MORE