Current Events > The cop who murdered Breonna Taylor, tried to murder some more people.

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To end the attempted hijacking of this thread, yes the ex-boyfriend Jamarcus Glover - who wasn't in Breonna Taylor's apartment - was recently arrested.

He was Taylor's ex then and now.

Kenneth Walker, the man who was in Taylor's apartment that night, shot 1 officer in self defense and received a $2.1M settlement from the police. The charges for shooting the officer were dropped with prejudice.

Blatant Whataboutism should be moderated, IMO. That's not discussion.

We'll see what happens.

The Breonna Taylor case is the one case youd have to be a complete piece of shit to defend.

I dont think bringing up the obvious is even warranted. The police at that event were blind firing into a fucking apartment complex. AFTER confirming other residents were indeed there.

One officer legit said he whited out and couldnt recall how many times he fired.

Fuck off with that stupid shit. Fuck every officer and dispatcher involved.

And fuck @candyapplered

But yes, lets move on. Sorry.

No-knock warrants. Issue #16522 on the list of things America considers normal while my perspective as a non-American is "what the fuck?"

The topic title says "tried to murder some more people" but I don't see that part anywhere in this article?

Where is the attempted murder exactly?

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Not really an answer to my question, honestly.

Shocking. Absolutely shocking.

cuttin_in_farm posted...

The Breonna Taylor case is the one case youd have to be a complete piece of shit to defend.

I dont think bringing up the obvious is even warranted. The police at that event were blind firing into a fucking apartment complex. AFTER confirming other residents were indeed there.

One officer legit said he whited out and couldnt recall how many times he fired.

Fuck off with that stupid shit. Fuck every officer and dispatcher involved.

And fuck @candyapplered

But yes, lets move on. Sorry.

Wat. There are thousands of cases they would make somebody a piece of shit to defend.

Almost like that's the reason he became a cop.

I see that no one actually addressed what happened and instead 1. Argues with the troll about the Taylor killing or 2. Just read the title and posted

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Weird topic, that's all.

FortuneCookie posted...

At what point do you stop protecting pieces of shit like this?

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As soon as you ban and make unconstitutional bullshit orgs like the police union

There were always a few people defending heinous actions by the police on 261, I see that tradition has continued here.

CSCA33 posted...

There were always a few people defending heinous actions by the police on 261, I see that tradition has continued here.

Should be more common here as there are more conservatives here compared to 261.