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IDF commander arrested for filming subordinates while naked, showering

IDF commander arrested for filming subordinates while naked, showering
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Ex-Detective Expected To Plead Guilty To Violating Breonna Taylor s Civil Rights

Ex-Detective Expected To Plead Guilty To Violating Breonna Taylor s Civil Rights
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Former detective charged in Breonna Taylor case to plead guilty

Louisville detective Kelly Goodlett will plead guilty to one count of conspiring to violate the civil rights of Breonna Taylor.

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DOJ bringing charges in the Breonna Taylor case is a callback to the 60s when local and state officials failed—or refused—to do their jobs

It's a sad commentary on the state of racial justice that in 2022, Black people still can't get justice when wrongfully killed by police.

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