Joshua Jaynes’ explanation to the Public Integrity Unit marks the first time the public has heard from the detective who obtained the search warrant.
Author: Darcy Costello, Louisville Courier Journal
Louisville names first Black woman as interim police chief amid unrest over Breonna Taylor’s death
Yvette Gentry, a former LMPD deputy chief, will take over as interim chief beginning Oct. 1, and is ready to “move the needle forward.”
Despite local and national calls to defund police, Louisville didn’t. Here’s why.
Louisville, in the national spotlight after the death of Breonna Taylor, declined to shift funding from its police department.
What’s next for Louisville police officer Brett Hankison after Breonna Taylor’s death?
Louisville’s interim police chief took a first step toward firing officer Brett Hankison on Friday, but that doesn’t mean it’s guaranteed to happen.
Louisville police is firing officer Brett Hankison involved in Breonna Taylor shooting
Louisville’s mayor said the police department is initiating termination of Brett Hankison, one of three officers to fire weapons in the shooting of Breonna Taylor
Breonna Taylor’s pregnant neighbor is suing Louisville police, saying they ‘blindly fired’ into her home
The lawsuit alleges the officers fired shots into the apartment “with a total disregard for the value of human life.”
Mitch McConnell: It’s clear Senate will vote against President Trump’s national emergency
Mitch McConnell had hoped President Trump wouldn’t declare a national emergency but that he was “obviously” unsuccessful in convincing him not to.
Protesters confront Mitch McConnell over immigration in Louisville
The interaction was captured on video and shared with The Courier Journal. In it, McConnell doesn’t appear to respond.