LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — At least seven people were shot in Louisville as protesters turned out to demand justice for Breonna Taylor, a black woman fatally shot by police in her home in March.
Louisville Metro Police confirmed in a statement early Friday that there were at least seven shooting victims, at least one of whom is in critical condition. The statement said there were “some arrests,” but police didn't provide a number.
“No officers discharged their service weapons,” police spokesman Sgt. Lamont Washington wrote in an email to The Associated Press. Washington said that all seven were civilians.
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Hey numbnuts, we are all civilians unless we are in the military.
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DeleteHey numbnuts, we are all civilians, unless we are military.
ReplyDelete“Understandably, emotions are high,” Fischer tweeted. Why is it understandable for the chimps to chimp out and start shooting? Like they have an excuse or something? What about when Whites are attacked by blacks, is that "understandable high emotions" too? Sounds to me as if Kentucky needs a new governor AND a new mayor for its largest city of Louisville.
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