Breonna Taylor 2.0 Myth Collapses Instantly
March 18, 2021
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15:30Now PlayingBreonna Taylor 2.0 Myth Collapses Instantly
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as posted by the channelIn this video I discuss what could've been the 2021 version of Breonna Taylor. I show you news reports from the day of the incident where the media was claiming Nika Holbert was non-violent & her mother implying that the police were not being truthful or that the officer must've escalated the situation due to his bias. I explain how typically these narratives run wild before the truth becomes public, which is something I brought up previously while the Minnesota AG was withholding the Floyd body cam footage for months. However in this case the narrative was cut off due to swift action from the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department, releasing the body cam footage day one, thus preventing the chaos we saw in cases before this one.
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Body cam Footage
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Cori Bush In Congress
Mike Brown:
DOJ Report on Mike Brown
George Floyd Referenced Material:
Medium Article
2nd degree law Law
Baden autopsy Clip
Body Cam Footage
Breonna Taylor Material Refrenced:
NYT Witness
Correcting misinformation
NYT Daily BT episode 1
NYT Daily BT episode 2
Kenneth Walker
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