Breonna Taylor: the "only charge recommended" for the grand jury was wanton endangerment.

[soothsayer]

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The Hoarse Whisperer
@TheRealHoarse
So, the Kentucky Attorney General announced the Breonna Taylor grand jury returned an indictment against only one officer on only charge.

But then a juror sued demanding the state reveal why...

...and the Attorney General admitted that was the only charge they pressed for...

Darcy Costello
@dctello
This statement also confirms — for maybe the first time? — the “only charge recommended” for the grand jury was wanton endangerment.

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[NCjack]

1. I think this AG has shot himself in the groin.

[procon]

2. The decision to whitewash the cop's actions is

going to backfire and the consequences will be far worse than than if the city had been transparent in revealing the mistakes that were made that led to her unnecessary death.

[dalton99a]

3. Daniel Cameron, "my African-American"

[stillcool]

4. disgusting farce of 'justice'

[Lars39]

5. "....ongoing Federal investigation..."

I'm not pinning too many hopes on this, but we might see appropriate charges yet.

[C_U_L8R]

6. Then can they still be charged for the other crimes?