On today’s episode of the 5 Things podcast: Ex-Louisville investigator, implicated of lying on Breonna Taylor search warrant, to plead guilty
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Taylor Wilson:
Good earlymorning. I’m Taylor Wilson and this is 5 Things you requirement to understand Monday, the 22nd of August,2022 Today, a previous Louisville investigator pleads guilty for lying on the Breonna Taylor search warrant. Plus minimal public transit for college trainees, and more.
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Former Louisville Metro Police Detective Kelly Goodlett is set to plead guilty today to conspiring to breach the civil rights of Breonna Taylor. The charging file states she wrongly declared a postal inspector had validated Taylor was getting plans for her ex-boyfriend, a foundedguilty drug dealership at her house, priorto authorities broke in shooting and killing her in March of2020 Goodlett dealswith up to 5 years in jail. She was one of 4 officers charged federally this month in the lethal raid. In addition to Goodlett, they are previous officers, Joshua Jaynes, Brett Hankison and Kyle Meany. Attorney General Merrick Garland revealed the charges earlier this month.
AG Merrick Garland:
Justice Department hasactually charged 4 present and previous Louisville Metro Police Department officers with federal criminaloffenses associated to Ms. Taylor’s death. Those declared criminalactivities consistof civil rights offenses, illegal conspiracies, unconstitutional usage of force, and blockage offenses. The 4 offenders were charged through 2 different indictments and one info. The federal charges revealed today declare that members of the location based examinations system falsified the affidavit utilized to acquire the search warrant of Ms. Taylor’s house, that this act breached federal civil rights laws, and that those infractions resulted in Ms. Taylor’s death. Specifically, we declare that Ms Taylor’s 4th change rights were broke when accuseds Joshua Jaynes, Kyle Meany and Kelly Goodlett lookedfor a warrant to search Ms. Taylor’s house, understanding that the officers didnothave possible cause for the search.
The charges revealed today also declare that the officer