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The Louisville Community Bail Fund posted Brown’s bond, saying that he needed mental health help that he couldn’t get in jail.

The Louisville man accused of shooting at a mayoral candidate will be able to leave home incarceration to seek mental health treatment.

In a perfect world, Quintez Brown would remain in a secure facility and receive the mental health services his lawyer says he needs.

Quintez Brown, charged with attempted murder after shooting at Louisville mayoral candidate Craig Greenberg, is currently on home incarceration.

Quintez Brown, a Kentucky activist, is set to have a mental health evaluation after being accused of attempted murder. 

Quintez Brown, a prominent BLM activist, was charged last week with firing a gun at a mayoral candidate in Louisville. 

In his second court appearance, Brown, 21, waived his right to a preliminary hearing, opting to have his case heard before a grand jury.

Judges voted to pass an emergency measure to make sure out-of-county defendants in the Louisville jail dont fall through the cracks. It was blocked.

Quintez Brown, 21, was arrested and charged with attempted murder shortly after Mondays shooting in Louisville, Kentucky, in which mayoral candidate Craig Greenberg narrowly avoided the bullet.

Black Lives Matter (BLM) Louisville and the Louisville Community Fund posted the $100,000 bond to free the suspect behind the attempted shooting a Jewish