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DOJ seeks one-day sentence for officer involved in Breonna Taylor case
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2:41Now PlayingThe Justice Department is recommending no prison time for a former Louisville police officer who fired 10 shots blindly into Breonna Taylor’s apartment during a botched 2020 raid that prompted a federal investigation into the city’s police department.
Brett Hankison, a former Louisville Metro Police detective, was convicted in November of violating Taylor’s civil rights. His shots did not strike Taylor.
MSNBC legal analyst Charles Coleman Jr. explains the latest developments and their broader implications.
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