Justice Department Investigating Louisville Police, Looking Into Search Warrants: Garland
U.S. Attorney General Merick Garland said on Monday the Justice Department is investigating police practices in Louisville, Kentucky, including how the police department serves search warrants on private homes. Breonna…
ReutersApr 26, 20211 min read
U.S. Attorney General Merick Garland said on Monday the Justice Department is investigating police practices in Louisville, Kentucky, including how the police department serves search warrants on private homes.
Breonna Taylor, a Black 26-year-old woman, was killed in her home last year during a search by Louisville police officers, sparking civil rights protests nation-wide and raising constitutional concerns about the search.
(Reporting by Sarah N. Lynch; Writing by Lisa Lambert; Editing by Chris Reese)