Joshua Jaynes and Kyle Meany are accused of depriving Taylor of her rights in March of 2020.
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Local business owners are raising questions about some of the winners from the previous drawing.
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The insurer denied the claim because the air ambulance ride was “not medically necessary.” Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield reversed its decision after KGW reached out.
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In addition to the months or even years on waiting lists, homeless people must be ready when the city calls, pick their own apartment, and adjust to a new lifestyle.
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The story of Precious Sam, a former Louisville high school basketball prospect, highlights many issues in the system.
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Hankison, a former LMPD detective, was found guilty of violating Breonna Taylor’s civil rights when police raided her apartment in 2020.
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More than eight years after the Bardstown mother disappeared without a trace, a new breakthrough in the case may bring detectives one step closer to the truth.
The trials for all three men will start next year.
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The FBI declined to charge Dean with any criminal or civil rights violations.
In October, the Lawson’s petitioned the court to keep their trial separate from each other and from Houck.
“There’s a whole underground economy basically involved in getting established rapport with players and then getting them where you want them.”
Jurors unanimously agreed Brett Hankison used excessive force when he fired 10 shots into the side of Taylor’s apartment during the raid on her home four years ago.
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A jury convicted former LMPD officer Brett Hankinson of violating Breonna Taylor’s civil rights in the March 2020 botched home raid.
Brett Hankison was convicted Friday of violating Breonna Taylor’s civil rights. He is the first person to found guilty of a crime stemming from the incident.
Brett Hankison was charged with violating the civil rights of Breonna Taylor and her neighbors in March 2020.
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