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Oling_Roachinen · 06-19-2020, 11:57 AM

Sorry MarchHare but you're wrong on every account. That's the narrative told by her family attorney but was very misleading.

There was two warrants, one for Breonna Taylor's residence (as well as her car) and had her name as a person to search. There was never a mistake, not only was her house to be searched but so was she. (And I disagree with the warrant being issued at all, hence my argument about changing #### so this doesn't happen again, but it was issued).

The other warrant was executed at the exact same time. Both started at 12:40, Breonna Taylor was shot at 12:43, so no, the other suspects (not THE suspects) were not in custody before.

The biggest issue appears to be that the warrants had an incorrect information on a postal inspector but that has not been confirmed yet. And if it was, that's on the officer who wrote the warrant, not the ones who shot her.

06-19-2020, 11:57 AM	#3184
Oling_Roachinen Franchise Player Join Date: Sep 2011 Exp:	Sorry MarchHare but you're wrong on every account. That's the narrative told by her family attorney but was very misleading. There was two warrants, one for Breonna Taylor's residence (as well as her car) and had her name as a person to search. There was never a mistake, not only was her house to be searched but so was she. (And I disagree with the warrant being issued at all, hence my argument about changing #### so this doesn't happen again, but it was issued). The other warrant was executed at the exact same time. Both started at 12:40, Breonna Taylor was shot at 12:43, so no, the other suspects (not THE suspects) were not in custody before. The biggest issue appears to be that the warrants had an incorrect information on a postal inspector but that has not been confirmed yet. And if it was, that's on the officer who wrote the warrant, not the ones who shot her.