As usual, there were LIES from The Left - BLM/ANTIFA - The Lib Media - about What Really Happened in the Death of Breonna Taylor in Louisville, KY.

From Larry Elder -

The Breonna Taylor family attorney LIED claiming 1) cops went to the wrong address; 2) Taylor was in bed when killed. FALSE. Cops knocked and announced themselves--even though they didn't have to. (Because they had a No-Knock Warrant) Taylor's BF shot and cops returned fire. NO MURDER CHARGES FILED.

Cue the protests.

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Also:

"Witnesses confirm the cops knocked AND identified themselves!"

That's pretty much it in a nutshell ...



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Tucker Carlson Video on The Facts of Breonna Taylor's Death

Tucker Carlson Opening Monologue On The Truth About The Breonna Taylor Case & The Chaos In Louisville

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"The facts of the case, and we've seen this before, are not what we were told because real life is always more complicated than political propaganda."

Tucker Carlson On Louisville Riots: "They've got nothing to do with Breonna Taylor. Most of these thugs know nothing about her. The point is to break America, to overthrow our system, to replace it with something else with other people in charge."

Tucker Carlson Calls Out CNN Host For Attacking Kentucky AG For Saying "Mob Justice Is Not Justice"

"Look at yourself in the mirror, CNN anchor. What are you doing? You know what you're doing. You're encouraging violence."

"If Joe Biden wins on Nov. 3rd, billion dollar corporations like Hearst will be fine. The billionaires paying for all of this, stocking the U-haul with riot supplies, will be fine. But where will you be? You'll be on your own."

From Andrew McCarthy - a lot of details about the case.

A Just Decision Not to File Homicide Charges in the Tragic Breonna Taylor Case

One former cop charged with endangerment, as the mob touts brutality narrative in lieu of looking at the evidence.

[www.nationalreview.com]

The criminal law is not designed to address every human tragedy. That is the lesson of the tragic death of Breonna Taylor. It was also the theme repeatedly struck by Kentucky attorney general Daniel Cameron on Wednesday, in announcing the indictment of one of the three officers involved in the raid that lead to her death.

The charge will not satisfy the mob. Neither the peaceful protesters nor the radical rioters, who have taken to the streets since shortly after Ms. Taylor was killed on March 13, are interested in the facts of the case. They could not care less how the law applies to the evidence a Lexington grand jury pored over this week. Their interest is only to set in stone a distorted narrative: Police officers on the hunt for a young black man, callously gunned down an innocent young black woman after supposedly crashing into an apartment without warning.

In light of that, the indictment will just fuel the mob’s outrage. The two officers who actually shot Ms. Taylor a total of six times were not charged. The indictment, instead, lodges three counts of wanton endangerment — not homicide — against Brett Hankison, then a detective (since fired), whose wild firing put neighbors in harm’s way but did not kill the young woman.

Police will be relieved that no charges were brought against Sergeant Jon Mattingly and Detective Myles Cosgrove, whose shots in the dark chaos struck Ms. Taylor only after the officers were fired upon by her boyfriend, Kenneth Walker — who himself may have been justified, in the confusion, in shooting at what he says he believed was an intruder. The cops were doing their job in executing a lawful search warrant at a location that was quite justifiably tied to a notorious criminal — Ms. Taylor’s former boyfriend, Jamarcus Glover.

In similar cases around the country over the last several years, prosecutors have prioritized the mob over the evidence. To his great credit, Attorney General Cameron did not. As an African-American law enforcement official who has dealt extensively with the Taylor family, the strain of the case on him and his office was obvious at his press conference, and he spoke eloquently about that