despite that, the carroll county sheriff's department decided to hire cosgrove.connection with that raid, three accused of lying to obtain a search warrant. >> there was a grand jury that met in the state of kentucky that cleared him of wrongdoing, a federal grand jury was convened and determined that there were other people who warranted being charged criminally but not myles. >> it's this good old boy system, so i'm not surprised at all. >> reporter: those seeking justice for taylor says cosgrove getting a badge back is a danger to the new community he is serving. >> the people of carroll county should be very afraid and not led this hire stand. >> you don't know who to trust anymore. it's insane to me. >> reporter: pamela, cnn did reach out to the carroll county sheriff's department, but we did not hear back from them. carroll county located about -- about an hour or so from louisville. there have been calls for protests, but no large protests have materialized. >> follow me on twitter at pamela brown cnn. if you ever miss an episode of "the lead" listen to th

detective miles cosgrove fired the shot that killed breonna taylor.led during a botched police raid after officers executed a warrant at her apartment. the warrant was linked to taylor's ex-boyfriend, a convicted felon suspected of supplying a local drug house. no drugs were found in the apartment and taylor's family and their attorneys maintain she was not involved in her ex-boyfriend's alleged drug deals. her death partially sparked nationwide protests in 2020 calling for changes in policing policy and laws. how the man who killed taylor became a sheriff's deputy. >> reporter: breonna taylor's mother had one word to describe how she felt after learning former louisville metro police officer miles cosgrove had been rehired by another department. >> anger. to think that another department would even want this guy to be a part of any department for that matter just angers me. >> reporter: according to a cnn affiliate, the sheriff's department cited cosgrove's experience as the reason behind the hire. the former lmpd officer recently started with the sh

cosgrove fired more than a dozen times including the fatal bullet that killed taylor.the louisville metro police department fired him in january of 2021 for failing to use his body camera and violating the department's use of force rules. >> i started shooting as soon as i saw the flash. almost simultaneously. >> reporter: during a department hearing to appeal his firing, cosgrove expressed remorse. >> do you regret breonna taylor ended up being shot and killed? >> of course. of course i do. it is horrible. >> reporter: the merit board upheld the dismissal and carroll county sheriff's department decided to hire cosgrove. his attorney notes four other officers in the raid face federal charges in connection with the raid, three accused of lying in order to obtain a search warrant. one former lmpd officer admitted in federal court that she and another officer had falsified information in the warrant that was used to justify the raid on taylor's apartment. u.s. attorney merrick garland said had it not been for that faulty warrant taylor would be alive today. cosgrove's att

despite, that the carroll county sheriff's department decided to hire cosgrove.n connection with that raid, three accused of lying in order to obtain a search warrant. one former lmpd officer kelly goodland admitted in federal court that she and another officer had falsified information in the warrant that was used to justify the raid on taylor's apartment. u.s. attorney merrick garland said had it not been for that salty warrant, taylor would be alive today. cosgrove's attorney reminded those who oppose his client being fired that he has not been charged with any crime. >> there is a grand jury that met in the state of kentucky that cleared him of any wrongdoing. a federal grand jury was convened, and also determined that there were other people who also remain to be charged criminally, but not myles. >> this good old boy system, like, -- . >> those seeking justice for breonna taylor say cosgrove getting a batch back is a danger to the new community he's serving. >> people of carroll county should be very afraid, and they should not let this -- stand. >> you don

it's horrible. >> the department smeared board of -- decided to hire cosgrove.raid face federal charges in connection with that raid, three accused of lying in order to obtain a search warrant. one former lapd officer carrie goodland admitted in federal court that she and another officer had falsified information in the warrant that was used to justify the raid on taylor's apartment. u.s. attorney merrick garland says had not been for that faulty ward, taylor would be alive today. cosgrove's attorney reminded those who oppose his client being hired that he has not been charged with any crime. >> there was a grand hurry that mid state in kentucky, that cleared him of any bad doing. a federal grand jury was convened and also determined that were other people who want to be in charge criminally, but not miles. >> it's that good old boys system. like -- so i'm not surprised at all. >> though seeking justice for breonna taylor says cosgrove getting a badge back is a danger to the new community he is serving. >> people of the county should be very afraid and should no

cosgrove has been hired by a small rural county.nd taylor's mother is furious that he will be able to wear a badge again. [ chanting ] >> reporter: breonna taylor's mother had one word to describe how she felt after learning former louisville metro police officer miles cosgrove had been rehired by another department. >> anger. to think that another department would even want this guy to be a part of any department for that matter, just angers me. >> reporter: according to a cnn affiliate, the carroll county sheriff's department cited cosgrove's experience as the reason behind the higher. his attorney confirmed the former officer recently started with the sheriff's department. >> on behalf of miles and myself, we don't want anything to take away or diminished value of the tragedy that happened to breonna taylor and her family. we're not minimizing that at all. but he definitely has had a hard road to go in getting back to trying to figure out a way to support his family in the future. >> reporter: cosgrove was one of three lmpd offic

he says that he was completely unaware that cosgrove had been hire.2:00 p.m. this was a decision made solely by the carol county sheriff and had nothing to do with the city. and actually he said that cosgrove had applied with the city of carolton in the past was not hired. >> wow. now of course maybe they had nothing to do with it but they will be facing a lot of questions about this as well. >> without question. >> thank you. >>> also we should note in the next hour breonna taylor's mother is going to join "cnn this morning" live. >>> meantime this morning, major flooding across the upper midwest, near record snowfall is now melting and causing the mississippi river to slowly crest. waters are rising from north dakota, wisconsin and iowa residents are preparing for the flooding to get worse this week. let's go to our meteorologist derek van dam. i keep thinking about that, right, from minnesota. mississippi runs right through us. a lot of snow and bad flooding. is it going to get worse? >> without a doubt. this annual slow-moving disaster is forecast

cosgrove never lost his state peace officer certification.other law enforcement jobs in the state which he did and has gotten. cosgrove is a reminder who fired 16 rounds into breonna taylor's home during that botched raid that happened the middle of the night in 2020. taylor's death, along with the murder of george floyd sparked a wave of protests across the united states for police reform. joining us now with the news this morning is tamika palmer, breonna taylor's mother and lanetta baker one of the family's attorneys. thank you both for being here this morning. tamika, i can't imagine how painful it is to hear this news. i wonder what your reaction was when you heard this. >> disappointment. >> were you surprised? >> i wouldn't say i was surprised. i still can't believe it, i'll say. but not surprised at all. >> one of the things we were talking about and thinking about is i just wonder -- because now he's allowed to be at work in the sheriff's department. has the carol county sheriff's office reached out to you at all about this? or have

cosgrove fired back 16 times. an fbi investigation found cosgrove and another officer likelyp shot taylor, but neither was charged in her death. cosgrove was fired by louisville metro pd in 2021. for violating use of force procedures and failing to use a body camera during the raid of taylor's apartment. a violent power struggle continues to escalate between political factions in sudan. clashes in that region of killed more than 400 people in the last 10 days. the white house suspended operations at the u.s. embassy on saturday and were able to airlift all staff to safety. secretary of state antony blinken, though, says the u.s. is still committed to getting more private citizens out of sudan who are currently trapped there right now. meanwhile, here in the bay area, the sudanese community is coming together after some people that their loved ones trapped in the middle of all that fighting proper. justin campbell spoke with him. >> heavy gunfire followed by people running as fast as they can in on sudan. a city ju

cosgrove was fired from the louisville metropolitan police department in january of 2021. none of the 3 officers who fired into her home when she died was ever charged by a grand jury. there. >> closing arguments are underway in the trial of proud boys, extremist group leaders charged in the january 6 capitol riot prosecutors told jurors the defendants saw themselves as donald trump's army fighting to keep their preferred leader in power x proud, boys, chairman enrique tarrio and 4 lieutenants are accused of plotting to use force to keep donald trump in power as president tarrio was not in washington, d.c., the day of insurrection, but he is accused of orchestrating an attack remotely. defense attorneys have argued the proud boys had no plan to attack the capitol. >> coming up, a father arrested while piercing his son's ear. details on how the arkansas law makes that action illegal. >> an arrest of an arkansas father has gone viral. jeremy? sure, lynn was arrested at his home for piercing his son's years. >> doing body are with them a >> the arkansas law states that body a

cosgrove fired back 16 times the fbi investigation that followed found that cosgrove and another officerikely shot taylor, although neither was charged in 2021, the louisville police department fired cause growth for violating use of force procedures and failing to use a body camera during the raid of taylor's apartment. >> happening now, opening statements under way in the retrial for actor danny masterson on rape charges. he's accused of 3 women at his hollywood hills home between 2001 in 2003. that's when he was starring on the hit sitcom that 70's show the actor's first trial ended in a mistrial. prosecutors have painted masterson as a serial rapist who use drugs and alcohol to subdue his victims. masterson maintains his innocence. he's facing up to 45 years in prison if he's convicted. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, twitter drama continues with the verified blue checkmark giving that verified status to those who don't want it. may violate a certain law will explain. i know what you're thinking. “retta in a grocery store?" "celebrities really are just like us!” we're not. i

myles cosgrove is now working for the carroll county sheriff's office.er excuse me. people gathered outside the courthouse in carroll county to protest the hiring of cosgrove brown taylor was killed in march of 2020 by police executing a narcotics search warrant. cosgrove was fired from the louisville metro police department in january of 2021. none of the 3 officers who fired into her home were ever charged by a grand jury. back now to talk about our forecast is dave spahr. as we're taking a look here across the golden gate bridge. still nice and green out there and breezy for sure. dave, how are we looking as we head into the rest of the week was noticing some grocery seem to be going out to port area. a good day there just to get check into the winds now. we still have them hanging around a little bit. san francisco about 29 miles per hour. >> good onshore. wind, nice climate control. keeping temperatures today, actually a little artificially low compared to where they're going to go. 79, antioch, we've got a lot of 70's in the far east bay. 75 even u

after being fired from the louisville pd, carol county chief deputy noted, cosgrove was cleared of state and federal charges in taylor's death. charles, one of the reasons why many of us were fighting for federal laws, but we are nearly three years removed from the george floyd protest of 2020. what do these stories tell us about holding police accountable in cases when black lives are lost? >> first of all, kim potter was convicted, which is also very rare, as you know. we don't always get charges, we we don't get charges, it's rare that we get convictions. alicia was charged and convicted. even in that case, the conviction -- the sentence was very late, it was only two years. she get early release, she's gonna be court monitored for the rest of that term of two years. but as you just mentioned, the officer in the breonna taylor case is hired by another jurisdiction, that is the hole here. that's what federal legislation could do something. in some cases, people just don't know. the next person go shopping for a new job, does not inform them of what happened in the old job. so, the fede

myles cosgrove is now working for the carroll county sheriff's office, which is northeast of louisvilleonse to his hiring. taylor was killed back in march of 2020 by police executing a narcotics search warrant. cosgrove was fired from the louisville metro police department in january of 2021, none of the 3 officers who fired into breonna taylor's home were ever charged by a grand jury. the former minnesota police officer convicted on manslaughter charges in the shooting death of daunte wright has been released from prison. kim potter walked out of a correctional facility in suburban minneapolis early this morning. she served 16 months of a two-year sentence and will now be on supervised release until december 21st when her 2 year term sentence for manslaughter expires. potter was convicted after claiming she mistook her gun for a taser during a traffic stop in 2021. president joe biden could be announcing his reelection campaign as early as this week. even though recent polling shows many democrats don't want him to run again. washington correspondent trevor shirley has more from dc. >>

miles cosgrove was recently hired by the carroll county sheriff's office according to his attorney.ika palmer had to say on cnn this morning. >> i want to say i was surprised. i still can't believe it, i'd say but not surprised at all. no, neither. i haven't reached out and they definitely haven't reached out. i'm just disappointed in them. i just -- i can't understand why you would want this type of person to work in your department? you know, i'm scared for the people of carol county. >> also the governor of north dakota has signed one of the strictest anti-abortion laws in the country. it would ban abortions at six weeks in the state with no exceptions for rape or incest. there is an exception if the mother's health or life are in danger. the law also makes it a felony for performing or aiding an abortion. boris? >>> even more reason to keep your day job. what a new study says about bad work schedules and mental health. stay with us. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neura plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of b

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the hiring of myles cosgrove prompted a small protest today. that killed taylor during a mistake and drug raid, but he was cleared of wrongdoing. in the war in ukraine, russia claimed a ukrainian sea drone tried to attack a naval base in crimea, which the russians illegally annexed in 2014. moscow said the black sea port city of sevastopol was the target, but the attack failed. kyiv did not comment on the report. elsewhere, ukrainian forces reportedly have crossed the dnipro river. it could signal an effort to cut russia's land access to crimea. russia faced a sharp rebuke from western diplomats today at a tense u.n. security council meeting. the russian foreign minister chaired the session, as moscow holds the rotating presidency for april. he blasted western policies, but u.s. ambassador linda thomas-greenfield fired back. >> our hypocritical convener today, russia, invaded its neighbor ukraine and struck at the heart of the u.n. charter and all of that i will -- all the values that we hold dear. as we sit here, we brace ourselves for the nex

what he didn't know, myles cosgrove, this police officer, is much of what was in that warrant was falseat had been fabricated by two other detectives, and a sergeant, the person who's supposed to catch fabrications, help build these lies to get the warrant by a judge, because they wanted to hit that apartment, because they thought someone in there was part of this narcotics conspiracy. now, if you're the cop on the other side of that door and you have this warrant and you go banging through the door, and there's a debate whether they said police or not, and the first thing you're met with based on what you read in the warren's gunfire, your partner's shot, and you shoot back, you are going to do a lot of head scratching later when you find out the real story is not what was in the warrant they handed you to execute, and how this became of you. you can't get breonna taylor back. but we live in a country where 250,000 people, according to johns hopkins, are killed in medical malpractice incidents every year. it's the third leading cause of death. no one takes a doctor's license away, very

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the carroll county sheriff's office on saturday confirmed the hiring of myles cosgrove.t was fired from the louisville metro police department for violating use of force procedures and failing to use a body camera during the raid on taylor's apartment. taylor was killed in march of 2020 during that botched police raid on her and her boyfriend's apartment. none of the white officers who fired into the black woman's home were charged in her death. the former minnesota police officer who was was released from prison today, nearly a year and a half after being sentenced for killing a man during a traffic stop in 2021. kim potter was sentenced to two years for manslaughter for killing dante right, she says she mistook her gun for her taser during a struggle with right after a traffic stop. potter served two thirds of her sentence as mandated by minnesota state law. meanwhile the family of dante right, spoke out after her release. they say if you like the system has failed them. california attorney general rob bonta filed a brief today to maintain a state law that protects chi