Breonna Taylor case: Ex-Louisville cop goes to trial for shooting
Brett Hankison faces three counts of wanton endangerment for the March 13, 2020, shooting — but not for endangering Taylor.
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Brett Hankison trial begins in Louisville in Breonna Taylor case
Former Louisville police officer Brett Hankison faces criminal charges for the shooting but not for endangering Breonna Taylor. Jury selection begins.
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Brett Hankison trial begins in Louisville in Breonna Taylor case
Former Louisville police officer Brett Hankison faces criminal charges for the shooting but not for endangering Breonna Taylor. Jury selection begins.
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CA upholds life term for Polish drug mule
MANILA - The Court of Appeals (CA) has affirmed the sentence imposed on a Polish national for receiving more than three kilograms of shabu from an Indonesian contact 10 years ago. In its 37-page decision dated December 14 and written by Associate Justice Angelene Mary Q. Quimpo-Sale, the CA's First Division affirmed the decision of the Manila Regional Trial Court Branch 53 finding Barbara Ewa Ziontkowska guilty of transporting dangerous drugs and sentencing her to life imprisonment and a fine of PHP1 million. Ziontkowska, 48, was arrested in an entrapment operation at the Soriente Hotel, i...
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New lawsuit claims more body camera footage may exist from night of Breonna Taylor raid
New lawsuit claims more body camera footage may exist from night of Breonna Taylor raid © Provided by WLKY Louisville breonna taylor camera footage A new lawsuit claims the Louisville Metro Police Department is not only withholding possible body-camera footage from the raid at Breonna Taylor's home, but also records that would prove their existence, which police have refuted for months. The lawsuit was filed Wednesday by Sam Aguiar, one of the attorneys who has been working with Taylor's family since last year's raid in west Louisville.Sign up for our Newsletters Aguiar claims in the lawsu...
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