KY AG on CNN right now

[Bayard]

Holding forth about the indictment of the cop, saying it was not a no-knock warrant, and that they did announce themselves. That someone upstairs heard knocking. But NY Times reporter said she interviewed 12 other people there, and no one else heard that. Answers to questions, nonscense.

Taylor family is rightfully incensed that he wasn't charged with manslaughter. Expect Louisville about to become one of trump's terrorist cities.

[napi21]

1. In listening to him I questioned if they should cha the no knock warrant

procedures? It sounds like the cops did what they always do and as they are taught to do.

[RhodeIslandOne]

2. He's a puppet

The perfect face for the cover up.

[Hoyt]

3. Unfortunately, the ones guilty in this case are those who applied for and approved the warrant.

[ihas2stinkyfeet]

5. yup.

there is a judge on the ballot here in cook co, IL that approved no knock warrants for his racist cop buddies. till judges start being held accountable nothing changes.

[gratuitous]

4. Sounds like the AG picked the evidence he liked, and stopped looking

It's easy to come to a conclusion if you don't consider all the various testimonies and evidence. After all, would the cops lie? One charge against the cop who was fired. The AG was looking for his Snowball (Animal Farm reference), and once found, just disregarded anything else.

[Duppers]

7. Good summation. nt

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[Johnny2X2X]

6. This is disgusting

AGs and prosecutors represent the state and their job is to prosecute cases. Yet every time one of these cops does something either the AG or the local prosecutor goes on TV and sounds like they're making the case for the defense.

People aren't stupid, they see crimes prosecuted all the time, and they know it's not normal for a prosecutor or AG to go on TV and sound like a defense lawyer.