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Immediately following the incident at Anna's Greek Restaurant on January 17, the Bowling Green chapter of the NAACP launched on investigation into the events surrounding the night.
Diners inside a Kentucky restaurant said they were forced to hear ‘graphic’ video from an upstairs event where the guest of honour was one of three officers who fired into the woman’s home in 2020
Diners at a Greek restaurant in Bowling Green, Kentucky were enjoying their dinner last Tuesday, when they were subjected to graphic police body camera footage from the night Breonna Taylor was shot and killed by police wielding a no-knock warrant. It was part of an event held by the Republican Women's Club of South Central Kentucky, who were hosting John Mattingly, one of three police officers who fired shots during the raid of Taylor's apartment. Ryan Dearbone, President of the Bowling Green-Warren County branch of the NAACP, joins Joy Reid on this shocking development.
Convicting one person, or prosecuting one person who shot -- who shot a bullet that wound up in a white residents apartment while, and actually refused to even prosecute those whose bullets ended up in black neighbor's walls. he was very deliberate, and saying just the bullet into a white patrons while was a crime. was he there? was anybody else, any local officials there, kentucky officials? >> he was not there. and we have not determined any other local officials that where there. that's part of the investigation to find out who exactly was there, and who helped bring mr. mattingly to this e...
It isn't enough that cops can kill us with few consequences; now the GOP is using our trauma to luxuriate in their pro-cop narrative.