Breonna Taylor: Grand Jury

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:It's pretty amazing how many people seem to think it is ok for the police to break into someone's house in the middle of the night. It's no surprise that this ended in a gunfight. The surprise is how many people are ok with it.

What.

So your saying the police like to break into people’s homes in the middle of the night to kill them?


How about having a warrant for arrest for drug charges. That’s a pretty good reason to “break” into a home to arrest a potential criminal.

And yeah, if you shoot at a cop, expect to get shot in return.


You make it sound like cops are breaking into home all over the place for fun.

She did not shoot at the officer. Check your facts before you spout off.

As I said before, if you shoot at the cops, expect to get shot at in return. (Referencing her boyfriend shooting the cops). His shooting at the cops caused them to shoot back. Unfortunately she got caught in the crossfire. Still his fault for shooting first.

How did he know they were cops and not intruders? What ever happened to 2nd amendment rights and the right to defend your home from intruders? If armed men burst into your home in the middle of the night, wouldn't you defend yourself?

[Anonymous]

So the city settles for $12 million but basically no charges filed regarding her death. There is a big disconnect here!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Being next to someone who has taken a shot at a police officer is never a safe place to be.

What happened to the NRA and “stand your ground” against unannounced invaders?

Standing your ground is for white people, like everything else in this sh!thole country.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's pretty amazing how many people seem to think it is ok for the police to break into someone's house in the middle of the night. It's no surprise that this ended in a gunfight. The surprise is how many people are ok with it.

What.

So your saying the police like to break into people’s homes in the middle of the night to kill them?


How about having a warrant for arrest for drug charges. That’s a pretty good reason to “break” into a home to arrest a potential criminal.

And yeah, if you shoot at a cop, expect to get shot in return.


You make it sound like cops are breaking into home all over the place for fun.

She did not shoot at the officer. Check your facts before you spout off.

As I said before, if you shoot at the cops, expect to get shot at in return. (Referencing her boyfriend shooting the cops). His shooting at the cops caused them to shoot back. Unfortunately she got caught in the crossfire. Still his fault for shooting first.

How did he know they were cops and not intruders? What ever happened to 2nd amendment rights and the right to defend your home from intruders? If armed men burst into your home in the middle of the night, wouldn't you defend yourself?

So you think if they were armed intruders and they were shot at, they would not shoot back? Either way if they were criminals entering with and tou shoot at them, expect to be shot at in return. So it does not matter who it is.....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Being next to someone who has taken a shot at a police officer is never a safe place to be.

What happened to the NRA and “stand your ground” against unannounced invaders?

Standing your ground is for white people, like everything else in this sh!thole country.

Than get the f—k out!

Not PP, why don’t you get the F—k out???? Why should PP be the one to leave, you privileged POS!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Being next to someone who has taken a shot at a police officer is never a safe place to be.

What happened to the NRA and “stand your ground” against unannounced invaders?

Standing your ground is for white people, like everything else in this sh!thole country.

Than get the f—k out!

Not PP, why don’t you get the F—k out???? Why should PP be the one to leave, you privileged POS!

No you get the F-c- out,

Ha ha, angry much?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's pretty amazing how many people seem to think it is ok for the police to break into someone's house in the middle of the night. It's no surprise that this ended in a gunfight. The surprise is how many people are ok with it.

What.

So your saying the police like to break into people’s homes in the middle of the night to kill them?


How about having a warrant for arrest for drug charges. That’s a pretty good reason to “break” into a home to arrest a potential criminal.

And yeah, if you shoot at a cop, expect to get shot in return.


You make it sound like cops are breaking into home all over the place for fun.

She did not shoot at the officer. Check your facts before you spout off.

As I said before, if you shoot at the cops, expect to get shot at in return. (Referencing her boyfriend shooting the cops). His shooting at the cops caused them to shoot back. Unfortunately she got caught in the crossfire. Still his fault for shooting first.

How did he know they were cops and not intruders? What ever happened to 2nd amendment rights and the right to defend your home from intruders? If armed men burst into your home in the middle of the night, wouldn't you defend yourself?

Can you imagine the NRA frenzy if this had happened to a white family? The boyfriend would have been a hero, his beautiful blonde EMT girlfriend a martyr. The laws would've been changed with a quickness, charges filed right away, the President would've tried to give the boyfriend a medal.

But they weren't white, so here we are. The only cop who failed to shoot her is charged because he could've endangered her neighbors. HER NEIGHBORS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's pretty amazing how many people seem to think it is ok for the police to break into someone's house in the middle of the night. It's no surprise that this ended in a gunfight. The surprise is how many people are ok with it.

What.

So your saying the police like to break into people’s homes in the middle of the night to kill them?


How about having a warrant for arrest for drug charges. That’s a pretty good reason to “break” into a home to arrest a potential criminal.

And yeah, if you shoot at a cop, expect to get shot in return.


You make it sound like cops are breaking into home all over the place for fun.

She did not shoot at the officer. Check your facts before you spout off.

As I said before, if you shoot at the cops, expect to get shot at in return. (Referencing her boyfriend shooting the cops). His shooting at the cops caused them to shoot back. Unfortunately she got caught in the crossfire. Still his fault for shooting first.

How did he know they were cops and not intruders? What ever happened to 2nd amendment rights and the right to defend your home from intruders? If armed men burst into your home in the middle of the night, wouldn't you defend yourself?

So you think if they were armed intruders and they were shot at, they would not shoot back? Either way if they were criminals entering with and tou shoot at them, expect to be shot at in return. So it does not matter who it is.....

Are you serious?

If they had been intruders, they'd have been arrested, treated like the murderers they are, and they would *maybe* have gone to jail. Breonna was still a black woman, and no one really cares if we get murdered, so that's not certain. What is certain is that thered be no hemming and hawing about whether she was murdered and if her boyfriend had a right to defend his home. They wouldn't have all the power of the police union and the crooked government working to protect them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They knocked and identified themselves
Nobody came to the door,
They were legally allowed to enter
Her boyfriend had a gun
He shot the returned fire
These are all facts. Sad? yes, that a person who was turning her life around was with a person who was not a very good person.

Just because you don't like the outcome you have to accept it that based on the evidence her killing was not intentional.

Her family settled a wrongful death claim. They most likely knew this was coming and they settled less than a week ago.

Why doesn't the media report this? All they do is inflame the situation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They knocked and identified themselves
Nobody came to the door,
They were legally allowed to enter
Her boyfriend had a gun
He shot the returned fire
These are all facts. Sad? yes, that a person who was turning her life around was with a person who was not a very good person.

Just because you don't like the outcome you have to accept it that based on the evidence her killing was not intentional.

Her family settled a wrongful death claim. They most likely knew this was coming and they settled less than a week ago.

Why doesn't the media report this? All they do is inflame the situation.

it’s all been reported but unlike you I’m not a racist and don’t think no-knock warrants are ok.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They knocked and identified themselves
Nobody came to the door,
They were legally allowed to enter
Her boyfriend had a gun
He shot the returned fire
These are all facts. Sad? yes, that a person who was turning her life around was with a person who was not a very good person.

Just because you don't like the outcome you have to accept it that based on the evidence her killing was not intentional.

Her family settled a wrongful death claim. They most likely knew this was coming and they settled less than a week ago.

Why doesn't the media report this? All they do is inflame the situation.

it’s all been reported but unlike you I’m not a racist and don’t think no-knock warrants are ok.

I don't think no-knock warrants are okay either but it was legal in this case and both the boyfriend and the police officers fired in self defense. It was a horrible tragedy that resulted in an innocent woman's death. The officers made a mistake that resulted in this tragedy but it's hard to see how they can be criminalized for what came down to an error.

[Anonymous]

If the cops wanted to arrest the boyfriend, they could collar him on the street. But, no, the meathead cops wanted to get their sad jollies by executing a needless, pointless "raid" and, doh!! it went badly wrong.

MAGA brains in action

[Anonymous]

One thing to keep in mind: the police already had Brianna Taylor’s ex boyfriend in custody when her home was raided and she was killed.

She literally died at the hands of Big Government agents for nothing.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Another sad day.
America continues to be broken and soulless.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/23/us/breonna-taylor-attorney-general-grand-jury-announcement/index.html

How do republicans “justifiy” her killing?

Officers entering the house were shot at. One officer had his femoral artery severed. I cannot understand why they returned fire.

Should they have been there, I don't know. It appears that it was an authorized and approved warrant. But once that is signed off on, if you fire a weapon, you have to expect to get fire returned. It is tragic that she was shot as she was unarmed, however, she was standing with the person who had just fired the shots. Tragic, but the evidence apparently does not rise to the level of murder.

The person who shot first was STANDING HIS GROUND. Where's the NRA to back him up, he was shooting intruders into his home.

Geesus. Clearly that only works one way, when it's a white person feeling threatened by blacks.

The police knocked. They identified themselves. A witness heard them.
It is a sad situation all around. But, the police were not wrong.

+1

If I were the parent, I would be upset at the boyfriend for excavating the situation that led to her death. Seems clear that her death is a result of his stupidity.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Another sad day.
America continues to be broken and soulless.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/23/us/breonna-taylor-attorney-general-grand-jury-announcement/index.html

How do republicans “justifiy” her killing?

Officers entering the house were shot at. One officer had his femoral artery severed. I cannot understand why they returned fire.

Should they have been there, I don't know. It appears that it was an authorized and approved warrant. But once that is signed off on, if you fire a weapon, you have to expect to get fire returned. It is tragic that she was shot as she was unarmed, however, she was standing with the person who had just fired the shots. Tragic, but the evidence apparently does not rise to the level of murder.

The person who shot first was STANDING HIS GROUND. Where's the NRA to back him up, he was shooting intruders into his home.

Geesus. Clearly that only works one way, when it's a white person feeling threatened by blacks.

The police knocked. They identified themselves. A witness heard them.
It is a sad situation all around. But, the police were not wrong.

+1

If I were the parent, I would be upset at the boyfriend for excavating the situation that led to her death. Seems clear that her death is a result of his stupidity.

All of the witnesses in her apartment building except 1 said that they DID NOT hear police announce themselves. They didn't have body cams on. So what proof is there? The word of a bunch if cops trying to save their skins? Hmm...what could go wrong there...hmm...

His stupidity. I'm truly impressed with the sheer hipocrisy and pretzel twisting you all are capable of.