LMPD plans to fire detective accused of lying to obtain search warrant in Breonna Taylor raid
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Citing "extreme" violations of department standards, Louisville's interim police chief plans to fire a detective who she claims lied in getting a search warrant for Breonna Taylor's apartment. Also, Chief Yvette Gentry sent a termination letter Tuesday to the officer who fired the fatal shot killing Taylor on March 13. In a letter, Gentry notified Detective Joshua Jaynes of her intent to fire him for breaching Louisville Metro Police Department policies on truthfulness and search warrant preparations. Thomas Clay, Jaynes' attorney, said he and Jaynes will app...