“No officers have been arrested or charged in Taylor’s death.”
to pass “Breonna’s Law,” which also requires police and corrections officers to wear body cameras while serving warrants. Officers did not wear their cameras during the March shooting that killed Taylor, an emergency room technician studying to be a nurse.after the council vote. “With this law, she’ll get to continue to do that. So, we’re grateful for that. She would be so happy.
”Taylor was killed during a police raid that started with a no-knock warrant. Plainclothes officers entered Taylor’s home just after midnight on March 13. Taylor’s boyfriend, Kenneth Walker, who lived with her, said he did not realize that the officers were police and fired one shot that hit a police sergeant’s leg. Taylor was shot at least eight times and killed when officers opened fire in response.
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