Louisville, KY under State of Emergency ahead of Taylor court decision

**Dr.3D** · 09-24-2020, 12:48 PM

Originally Posted by John-G

There is a dispute on whether the cops announced themselves before coming in, so if you believe they had the No Knock warrant and did not execute it and actually announced themselves to the residents then you can say they had the right to self defense. But if you believe the Boyfriend and may of the neighbours then the homeowner had every right to defend himself against intruders.

Even if they did annonce themselves before kicking in the door. Who in their right mind believes what somebody says at 2 in the morning. just before kicking in the door?

Anybody can say anything, that doesn't mean it's the truth.

**nobody's_hero** · 09-24-2020, 02:58 PM

Originally Posted by Brian4Liberty

See my post above. Media is still saying warrant was for a previous resident.

It's possible there were 2 warrants. They'd need an arrest warrant for the dude, but if he's hiding at Breonna's apartment, they need a search warrant for Breonna. I'm pretty sure the media doesn't want to mention the search warrant for Breonna Taylor because it implies that Breonna's character might not be the saintly image that they've been constructing. (standard disclaimer: she did not deserve to die, but 'sleep with dogs, get fleas' rule applies)