The Case We Should Be Talking About - Military Police, Breonna Taylor Dead
EMT, Breonna Taylor, shot dead when police did a "drug raid." She was shot 8 times.
When the police raid happened, Kenneth Walker, Ms. Taylor's boyfriend, said that there was knocking on his door, repeatedly, and he feared for his and his GF's lives. Understandably, loud banging on his door startled him and he thought it was a home invasion.
So when the police started busting down the door, he opened fire on them, hitting one of the officers in the leg. The police also opened fire and killed Ms. Taylor immediately. They raided with guns drawn, obviously.
The police had the wrong f*cking house. Like the miscreant violent gangster they are, they searched the home for drugs to try and justify their actions. They found none. I'm utterly shocked since the police like this are known to plant drugs.
The police said that they announced themselves as the police while knocking. This time, I don't believe it. I think they are liars.
Here's what I think:
They are lucky Mr. Walker didn't kill every single one of them with headshots when they no-knock raided his residence. If he had quick target practice a la John Wick, multiples of them could have been killed (this type of training exists and there are many enthusiasts). They had no business there. This was gang violence but the gangsters were the police.
This is why the second amendment exists - so you can kill an oppressive and authoritarian government. This is also why the authoritarian left wants to take guns away - don't let them.
They arrested Mr. Walker on attempted murder charges. They were recently dropped. GOOD.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/22/us/Breonna-Taylor-Kenneth-Walker.html
Here's the couple:
She was giving back to society, contributing, saving lives. Good job, good person, good couple. Here life is now snuffed out and a surviving BF is traumatized by the system. If it wasn't for the second amendment and the various cases that have gone all the way to the supreme court that allows you to use lethal force against the police for situations just like this.
This is part of why the drug war needs to end.
I am very biased when it comes to this exact topic. More innocent lives lost to this drug war. How many Latinos and Americans must die for this bullshit?
Someone tell me I'm wrong and the police were right. Maybe I'm wrong and there's more to this case. Right now, I don't feel very open to changing my mind. Nothing adds up about this scenario and the police seem to be 100% in the wrong.