did he act -- hankison dilled. and did he act without regard to human life and what sentence is going to be imposed. >> harris: i want to make sure we get this right. we depended on those words. "murder" was not correct. three counts of wanton endangerment which we have been reporting in the first degree. penalty is 1 to 5 years and class "d" felony. person guilty of wanton endangerment in the first degree when under the circumstances manifesting extreme indifference to the value of human life which is what you were explaining to us earlier. he wantonly engages in the conduct to create substantial danger of death or serious physical injury to another person. via the zoom as you say we are getting the information. we want to whittle it down to facts we know. class "d" felony, three counts of wanton endangerment. i want to bring in join us grak brewer the former nfl player and the national spokesperson for the national association of the police athletic league. it's great to see you. thank you for joining the program

brett hankison faces wanton endangerment charges. in the news conference, the kentucky attorney general daniel cameron called taylor's death a tragedy while saying the officers were in fact justified in their use of force. >> according to kentucky law, the use of force by mattingly and cosgrove was testified to

hankison. >> okay. thank you. >> yes. >> [ inaudible ] talk about why it took so long and [ inaudible ]. >> your last question about providing information, in any investigation, criminal investigation, the best practice and this is on state or federal level, is to not make too many specific comments about the investigation because you do not want to compromise that investigation. there are ethical considerations as investigators and prosecutors that were responsible to abide by as well. some of those obligations continue now because we have a responsibility to pursue the prosecution against detective that we needed to take this case in the attorney general's office as you know, the commonwealth's attorney was conflicted out of this case because of another matter that he was pursuing. i could have farmed the case out to another commonwealth's attorney in one of our 120 counties. instead, i did not do that because the resources that we have to bring to bear and the relationships that we have with our fede

former detective brett hankison, he is indicted on three counts of wanton endangerment. but none of the officers are charged with the killing of breonna taylor, the 26-year-old emt that was shot six times in the middle of the night on march 13th. sergeant mattingly, not indicted. detective myles cosgrove, also not indicted. the attorney general defende >> breonna taylor's death has become a part of a national story in conversation. but we must also remember the fact facts and the collection of evidence are different from cases elsewhere in the country. each is unique and cannot be compared. there will be celebrities, influencers, and activists, who having never lived in kentucky, will try to tell us how to feel, suggesting they understand the facts of this case, that they know our community and the commonwealth better than we do. >> taylor's family attorney, benjamin crump, he tweeted this a little bit ago. jefferson county grand jury intits brett hankison in first degree, for bullets that went into other apartments. but nothing for the murder for breonna taylor. this is

ten times, including from an outside sliding glass door and through a bedroom window. >> reporter: hankison indicted on three counts of wanton endangerment in the first degree. none of the charges are connected to breonna's death. the grand jury finding the two other officers involved in the botched march 13th raid, detective myles cosgrove, who shot 16 times, and sergeant john mattingly, who shot six times, were justified in firing their weapons. >> the sequence of events from march 13th had to be pieced together through ballistics evidence, 911 calls, police radio traffic and interviews. >> reporter: breonna's boyfriend kenneth walker says he fired a warning shot from his legally owned gun because police did not announce themselves when they barged in that night, executing a search warrant. but the attorney general saying a civilian witness told investigators officers did knock and identify themselves. >> when officers were unable to get anyone to answer or open the door to apartment four, the decision was made to breach the door. >> reporter: mattingly, the only officer to enter the apar

there is no conclusive evidence that any bullets fired from detective hankison's weapon struck ms. taylor. the ksp ballistics analysis did not identify which of the three officers fired the fatal shot. after receiving that information, i asked the fbi crime lab to conduct its own analysis to see if they reached the same results. the fbi ballistics analysis concluded the fatal shot was fired by detective cosgrove. our office looked at both reports to determine if there were major differences in the procedures used by each lab that would have led the fbi to identify who fired the fatal shot. both law enforcement agencies used similar equipment and analysis, and each lab is highly respected for their work. there was nothing our investigators could point to, nor anything provided by the respective agencies that directly explains why one lab made the call while another did not. i think it is worth repeating again that our investigation found that mattingly and cosgrove were justified in their use of force. after having been fired upon by kenneth walker. second indication, the ksp and fb

at one point in the footage, hankison asks about a shell casing on the ground, saying, "that's theirsefore an unidentified officer tells him to leave until the piu -- the public integrity unit -- arrives. this is the clip. >> is that there's? >> no, it is ours. amy: vidid footage a also shows detective hankison lingers in taylor''s apartment t even aftee is told to leave the scene of the active invnvestigation of an officer-involved shooting in which he is one of the officers. it also shows that none of the officers who were part of the raid got separated or paired with an escort. this comes as a ballistics report from the kentucky state police was unable to determine that taylor's boyfriend kenneth walker shot officer jonathan mattingly as has been claimed by the kentucky attorney general, or if mattingly was hit by friendly fire. during the raid, walker fired a warning shot at the front door and has said he believed it was a home invasion. he did not know who was raiding his apartment. even called police for help. he has a license to carry firearms. meanwhile, the footage from the b

the grand jury did indict former detective brett hankison on three charges of wanton endangerment. that means he endangered people in other apartments when he fired ten shots. the other two officers who fired shots have not been charged. and the attorney general says his investigation found that their use of force was justified. a lot of disappointment among individuals who thought that there would be harsher penalties for the officers who killed breonna taylor, who had done nothing wrong. what's going on where you are? >> reporter: okay. so, yeah, absolutely. we're seeing that anger expressed here. we've been -- the crowd here has been marching for well over an hour, maybe an hour and a half here. and police -- this is the highland section of louisville, decided to cut them off. and as we approached about a block up from here, the police built a line, and they didn't allow the protesters to walk past it. and so there was a confrontation. and as you can see, jake, it's still continuing with many of the people in the officers' faces. and then the police moved in. they made several a

brett hankison faces wanton endangerment charges. in the news conference, the kentucky attorney general daniel cameron called taylor's death a tragedy while saying the officers were in fact justified in their use of force. >> according to kentucky law, the use of force by mattingly and cosgrove was testified to protect themselves. this justification bars us from pursuing criminal charges in ms. breonna taylor's death. justice is not often easy, doesn't fit the mold of public opinion and it does not conform to shifting standards. >> all right, that announcement was within the last hour, ahead of that grand jury report, though, a very tense situation on the streets of louisville the louisville mayor declaring a state of emergency, calling in the national guard and announcing a curfew starting at 9:00 p.m. local time. there's so much to get to. we go right now to correspondent cal perry in louisville. and kimberly crenshaw, a law professor at ucla. and sheryl dorsey, a retired police sergeant. cal, let me begin with you. set the scene f

that's exonerating hankison. it's inculpating kenny walker. it is the exact same inconclusive conclusion. and it is in the documents that they have in front of them. and what i've said, anderson, a lot of things that contradict what attorney general daniel cameron said today. release the report and the evidence in it, and we'll see who's telling the truth because i've read it. i know what it says. >> the kentucky governor called on the attorney general to release information relating to the investigation into breonna taylor's death. also, said the ag should make publicly available any information that doesn't jeopardize any attorney germ ne or fbi cases. is that going to happen? >> it will show everything is not supported by the evidence. so, again, the question is why won't they release it? there is no justifiable reason not to be transparent and release the evidence. but if it is done, it will >> correct. >> and you've seen that in the capacity as kenneth walker's attorney, you're allowed to see that. >> correct. yes. >> where does kenneth w

when the a attorney y genera was addressing whehether or not hankison fireded a weapon ththat ndndedn breonna's body, he answered there was no conclusive evidence. well,, was there any evivince at all? ifif in fact there was, that is something that would be a question for a jury and not answered in a grand jury. when you heard him say there was one witness who indicated they did here the police announced -- hear the police announce themselves, and remember, this was a no-knock warrant and it was changed to an knock and announce, so the police officer was thing we did knock and announce. well, 12 people were interviewed and 11 of them said "we did not hear police announce." what you heard the attorney general say was there was one person who did hear them say "this is police." that person was upstairs and outside. well, did you tell the grand jury that there were 11 other people who did not hear police announce? did you tell the grand jury two people called 911 and said, "we need the police here"? did you allow the grand jury to listen to the tape of kenneth telling 911 where he is sa

detective brett hankison fired his weapon 10 times, including from an outside sliding glass door, and through a bedroom window. some bullets travel through apartment 4 and into apartment 3 before some exited that apartment. at the time, 3 residence of apartment 3 were at home. including a male, a pregnant female, and a child. >> the grand jury determined that officer miles cosgrove and mattingly shot in self-defense and were not indicted. according to the kentucky attorney general, cosgrove filed the fatal shot but it was determined officer brett hankison fired blindly into several apartments and recklessly endangered taylor's neighbors. the officer was fired back in june, he is facing up to 15 years in jail, on those three charges. the attorney general, appeal to the community afterwards, to let justice take it's course. >> i understand that ms. breonna taylor's death has become a part of a national story and conversation. but we must also remember the facts and the collection of evidence in this case, are different than cases elsewhere in the country. each is unique and cannot be co

focus on three officers who fired weapons at the drug raid in taylor's apartment in march only brett hankison was charged. three counts of wanton engagement for firing shots that ended up in a neighboring apartment with three people inside, including a pregnant woman. if convicted he faces up to five years in prison on each count detective miles cosgrove and jonathan mattingly were not charged at all no comment from their attorneys. mattingly's attorney said they did their duty, performed their roles as law enforcement officers and above all, did not break the law. kentucky's attorney general said today his investigation found that officers did knock and announce themselves, contradicting kenneth walker, taylor's boyfriend, who inas is the officers did not announce themselves before bursting into the apartment. walker fired his licensed gun saying he feared an intruder and injuring mattingly the officers then returned fire. >> our investigation found that mattingly and cosgrove were justified in their use of force after having been fired upon by kenneth walker. >> reporter: walker's attorney

so when he says we're not going to charge officer hankison, that is exonerating hankison. it's inculpating walker. it's the exact same inconclusive conclusions and it is in the documents in front of them and what i said anderson a lot of things that contradict what attorney general daniel cameron said today release the report and the evidence in it and we'll see who is telling the truth. >> the -- >> because i've read it. i know what it says. >> the kentucky governor called on the attorney general to release information relating to his office's investigation into breonna taylor's death. the louisville mayor said the ag should make publicly available information that doesn't jeopardize the attorney general after the cases for the public to be informed. is that going to actually happen? >> if it happens, it will show everything he said today was not supported by the everyday. so again, the question is why won't they release it? there is no justifiable reason not to be transparent and release the evidence. but if it is done, it will show what i'm telling you now is accurate a

that case resulted in wanton endangerment charges for former louisville officer brent hankison for firing bullets that ended up in the neighboring apartment. hankison has pled not guilty none of the officers involved was charged with causing taylor's death during a botched drug raid in march cameron says the actions of two other officers were justified because taylor's boyfriend shot at them first last week as the decision sparked protests across the country, cameron declined to specify whether his office recommended more serious charges to the grand jury now, he says, the only charge recommended was wanton endangerment. taylor's family is calling for a new special prosecutor >> i do not believe that the attorney general's office presented the most serious charges to the grand jury i think that his office made the determination themselves. >> reporter: the grand juror's request is extremely rare legal experts say one of the only other examples was following the 2014 police shooting of michael brown in ferguson. again, we expect the grand jury recordings here to be released tomorrow lester

hisjob shots, brett hankison, he was fired from his job and shots, brett hankison, he was fired fromnd went on in that apartment in the killing of breonna taylor, no punishment. that happens all too often. there is in the united states something that is called qualified immunity. that often times gives police officers, where they are not held accountable and he comes to civil culpability, criminal culpability, and that is we are seeing here. on the one hand, officer fired, it is clear something we nt officer fired, it is clear something went wrong, and yet there are no charges for her murder when he simply shoots bullets to another home and he charge for that. we also know there are $12 million, a lot of which are lawyer fees which will not go to breonna taylor's family, it does not come from a policed deferment budget, does not happen from a police department insurance policy, instead, it is from... breonna taylor is could be paid back —— family is going to be paid back for the mercy of a family member. —— murder of family for the mercy of a family member. —— murderof family member.

for an officer brett hankison was indicted on three counts of wanton endangerment for gunshots that went into a neighboring apartment the night of the shooting. reporter darrell forges is in louisville with reaction to the grand jury's decision. >> reporter: after months of mounting pressure, a grand jury has announced three charges of wanton endangerment against brent higginson, -- brett hankison. >> for wantonly placing the three individuals in danger. it is the class d felony, and if found guilty, the accused conservative five years for each count. >> reporter: he was fired from the force in june it is one of three officers investigated by the atty. gen., but is the only officer who has been indicted by a grand jury. for those fighting for justice, these charges may not be enough. the decision comes on the heels of the historic wrongful death lawsuit settlement. the city of louisville agreeing to both pay $12 million to the family of breonna taylor. >> it is landmark in its scope. >> reporter: the 26-year-old anti-inspiring nurse was killed on march 13 when police executed a late-nigh

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charges hankison with three counts of felony wanton endangerment, one of several officers who could have faced murder or reckless homicide charges in the death of breonna taylor. >> incredibly disappointed. it feels like today, and i think it's a fact, that black lives do not matter to our elected officials in louisville. >> reporter: hankison is one of three officers that fired shots the night taylor was killed. after police with a warrant stormed her apartment looking for drugs. taylor's boyfriend, kenneth walker, says he thought they were intruders, shooting at the officers, who fired back, killing taylor. more than six months later, emotions and anger spilling out as the decision is spilling out. downtown louisville has been barricaded and boarded up for days, a state of emergency declared. >> this moment, a moment of pain and anger for many, i have a message to the good people of louisville. let's turn to each other, not on each other. >> reporter: more than 100 days of protests continuing now. and growing. >> it hurts real bad. >> reporter: along with the uneasy tension that's

this morning, former officer brett hankison, the only person charged in the shooting, has been released on bail. he faces one to five years in prison for allegedly endangering neighbors in the apartment collection. -- complex. >> detective hankison fired his weapon ten times, including from an outside sliding glass door and through a bedroom window. >> reporter: taylor's family attorney in a statement called the grand jury's decision offensive, and another example of no accountability for the genocide of persons of color by white police officers, but president trump praised how kentucky's attorney general handled the case even quoting him during the white house briefing. >> mob justice is not justice. justice sought by violence is not justice. it just becomes revenge. >> reporter: former vice president joe biden issued a statement saying the decision in the case does not answer the call for justice by many people, and stressing the need for police reform. nba star lebron james tweeting overnight calling black women the most disrespected person on earth. love to you queens and beyond. as

brett hankison was fired as a ruflt the incident. he is the lone officer charged and is out on bail tonight. >> he wantonly shot a gun. >> reporter: those words would be repeated two more times as a grand jury chose to indict former police officer brett hankison in the breonna taylor case. he was not charged for her death but for shooting into a neighboring apartment. as for two other police officers under investigation there was no mention of them today. kentucky's attorney general says they why justified in their use of force. the decision took a personal tone as he answered questions >> i understand that as a black man. how painful this is. and i've seen that pain on miss palmer's face. i've seen that pain in the community. >> the taylor case has been an instrumental part of the reckoning the country has gone through this year with issues of race and social justice. democratic vice presidential candidate kamala harris made it clear where she stands. >> there is no question breonna taylor and her family deserved justice yesterday,

hankison faces up to 15 years behind bars. the fbi is now looking into the case to determine if any federal charges should be filed. laura podesta, cbs news. >> here if the bay area, one of the largest protests was in oakland last night with demonstrators filling roadways and blocking intersections. [ chanting ] more than 100 protesters also marching through san francisco's mission district. closing down part of 17th street. police lined up in riot gear in front of the mission police station. but there didn't appear to be any major confrontations with officers. and protesters also gathering outside of san jose city hall. at one point, the crowd swelled to a couple hundred people with demonstrators chanting "black pride" and "black power" demanding leaders be held accountable. >>> happening today, in the bay area, reopening effort outdoor dining finally makes it to the tenderloin district in san francisco. after four months of planning, a two block stretch of larkin street the district's gourmet corridor, and a block of golden

on monday, brett hankison pleaded not guilty to three counts of wanton endangerment.his all comes as vice news interviews with louisville swat team members have revealed that concerns about the deadly raid that killed breonna taylor were raised both before and after it happened. still withth us is historian keeanga-yamahtta taylor in philadelphia, contributing writer to "the new yorker," professor at princeton university. you have b been writing and tweeting a lot about the breonna taylor case. the decision came down from the grand j jury. clearly, the grand jury is upset saying they were only presented with wantonn endangerment and none of these three officers were charged with brbreonna taylor's death. your comments? think there are a couple o of things. clear -- aait is grand jury is vevery kind of procedural formalility. and d the facact this took overo days and it t appears as if it s rigged in such a a way as s to t raise e the question o of murder asslalaughter but t to advance -- - sorges as possible ththe fact thehe proceedings may , as youo be pubublicized s

now former detective brett hankison on three counts of wanton endangerment for recklessly shooting intohe neighbor's apartments, but not breonna taylor's. the other two officers face no charges at all, meaning none of the three officers will be charged for the actual killing of breonna taylor or for wantonly endangering her or her boyfriend, kenneth walker, who were the targets of the barrage of 20 bullets, 6 of which killed breonna taylor. meaning the grand jury did not find any of these officer s libl for killing breonna taylor. daniel cameron is a protege of senator mitch mcconnell, called breonna taylor's death a tragedy. as if her death was akin to a drowning or accident or being hit by a bus. but then proceeded to make a highly politicized speech that included calling out those who dare to use their platforms to seek justice for breonna taylor. >> there will be celebrities, influencers and activists who, having never lived in kentucky, will try to tell us how to feel, suggesting they understand the facts of this case and that they know our community and the commonwealth better tha

if found guilty the accused can serve up to five years. >> nawaz: hankison had already been firedrom force this summer. officers miles cosgrove and jonathan mattingly were not charged. >> the decision before my office as special prosecutor was not to decide whether loss of breonna taylor's life was a tragedy. the answer to that question is unequivocally yes. my jobs special prosecutor was to put emotion aside and investigate the facts. >> nawaz: those facts, according to cameron, show that officers announced their presence when executing a search warrant overnight at breonna taylor'st apartm march 13th. her boyfriend kenneth walker, who's said he never heardif officers idethemselves, feared a bren, and fired his licensed weapon when officers broke down the door. one officer was shot in the leg. the investigation found officer hankison fired his gun 10 times, endangering taylor's neighbors;n mattinglcosgrove fired 20 times between them, hitting taylor six times. it remains unclear which officer fired the fatal shot. >> mattingly and cosgrove were justified in their use of force after

reporter: hankison had already been fired the summer.cosgrove and mattingly were not charged. >> the decision before my office was not to decide if the loss of miss taylor's life was a tragedy. the answer to that question is unequivocally yes. my job as the special prosecutor was to put emotions aside and investigate the facts. reporter: those facts show that officers announced their presence when executing a search warrant overnight at breonna taylor's apartment. her boyfriend kenneth walker who said he never heard officers identify themselves feared a break-in and fired his licensed weapon. one officer was shot in the leg. officer hankison fired his gun 10 times, endangering taylor's neighbors. mattingly and cosgrove hit taylor six times. it remains unclear which officer fired the fatal shot. >> mattingly and cosgrove were justified in their use of force after having been fired upon by kenneth walker. reporter: she is in her apartment. she is in the sanctity of her home. benjamin crump spoke with reporters in arizona today. >> we have

the officer, brett hankison, will face three charges of wanton endangerment because some of his bullets went through ms taylor's apartment into a neighbour's flat. no officer will face charges for her killing. here's the attorney general, who led the investigation. i understand that miss breonna taylor's death has become a part of a national story and conversation, but we must also remember the facts and the collection of evidence in this case are different than cases elsewhere in the country. each is unique and cannot be compared. two other officers, sergeant jonathan mattingly and detective myles cosgrove, also fired their weapons. here's the attorney general explaining why they won't be charged. detective cosg rove and sergeant mattingly werejustified in returning fire, because they were fired upon. i'll leave it to others to make determinations. we have vigorous self defence laws in this state, and that is something that existed prior to this case. i'll let others make judgments about that. this is breonna taylor. she was a 26—year—old emergency medical technician. in march, she was

back in june, hankison was fired and reprimanded by the interim police chief in a letter accusing him of wantonly and blindly firing into taylor's apartment through a curtain. several of the shots went through the neighbor's house. the officers were executing a no knock search warrant. the attorney general says a witness heard police knocking before they broke down the door. >> evidence shows that officers both knocked and announced their presence at the apartment. >> taylor's boyfriend, kenneth walker, says he never heard police announce themselves. >> all of a sudden someone started beating on the door. they refused to answer when we yelled, who is it. >> walker fired the first shot, hitting mattingly in the leg. in a matter of seconds, three officers r returned fire. >> 15 minutes later, breonna was dead. >> breonna taylor's family and supporter were expecting stronger charges against the officer, manslaughter. the attorney ben crump calling it outrageous. the attorney general urged the public fiat had to politicize the decision. >> there will be celebrities, influencers and activi

former louisville detective b t brett hankison was indicted but not related to breonna's death. >> therand jury voted to return an indictment against detective hankison for three counts of wanton endangerment, for wantonly placing the three individuals in apartment 3 in danger. >> reporter: hankison was arrested and released on bail. the grand jury concluded he wildly fired ten shots and endangered the lives of a pregnant woman, a child and a man who were in an apartment next to taylor's. officers jonathan mattingly and myles cosgrove will not face state criminal charges. >> the use of force by mauthly and cosgrove was justified to protect themselves. this justification bars us from pursuing criminal charges in ms. breonna taylor's death. >> reporter: taylor was killed on march 13th as they executed a search warrant for drugs or money. neither were found. her boyfriend believes the police were intruders so he filed a single shot which hit mattingly in the thigh. police returned fire. six bullets hit taylor. >> somebody kicked in the door and shot my girlfriend. >> reporter: walker has

the officer hankison, it was actually said it was a wanton disregard for human life. that tracks the language of the criminal code in kentucky to demonstrate if you were engaged in behavior that is a wanton disregard and results in the loss of life, there is prosecution that could be readily available to you. the other officers as well. remember, it wasn't any reasonableness force evaluation is more better in touch with the person who fired the bullet. that would be kenneth walker. breonna taylor is the one who died and she did not hold the gun, did not shoot at the officers. what they've really done is relegated her to some form of collateral damage and we know in our society there are ways to protect and prosecute those who are the victims of violence but if the prosecutors are not onboard to do so it would be impossible. but a prosecutor who was truly trying to understand the evidence and really wanted to have accountability for the life of somebody who is lost, they could have done more. >> we'll see what the fbi does. they're continuing their own investigation. g

es una respuesta fácil pero la violencia y la destrucción y el gran jurado actusó al agente brett hankisonicía. >> tanto los oficiales dicen que se identiicaron pero walker dice que no fue así. >> ivette machín telemundo. >> y dan a conocer las imágenes de un automovislita que forzó su paso y en batalla puede ver comeo el carro blanco sigue su camino a pesar que varias personas están bloqueando y fue entonces, que algunos empezaron a bloquear el vehículo. >> con esto nos vamos a pausa y por 26 años un sospechoso de asesinato vivió libre en la región, entérese dónde será llevado. >> también donald trump se reúne con simpatizantes latinos entérese qué tema trató. ¿que hemos aprendido del covid 19? es peligroso... pero sabemos como protegerte a ti y a los tuyos. usa mascarilla. lávate las manos. mantén 6 pies de distancia. unidos... lo podemos lograr. >> en el plazo para completar el censo para que la mayor cantidad de gente sea cortada y es que como le dijeron a syrmarie villalobos necesitan más compromiso para poder contabilizar a las comunidades más vulnerables. >> un mes así no significa

he said if brett hankison's behavior was wanton endangerment in taylordataylor's neighbor's apartment, it should have been wanton endangerment in taylor's apartment. now we learn two officers have been shot and are in the hospital. we'll bring more details as we have them. we're expecting a press conference later this oochbing. joining us now is cal perry. what can you tell us about where you are and what you've seen tonight, what we should understand about how this is unfolding tonight. >> we're here outside of jefferson square park. curfew started about six minutes ago. got an alert on the phone, so this is about as close as we're going to get. we're about 0.8 of a mile from where the officers were shot. there will be a press conference, we understand, later. that news immediately changed the mood here. for about two hours think s th as they had been in the past. there were minor clashes with the police. i'm saying minor because we're talking about water bottles being thrown at the police. as you see here, there's a few minor fires. all of this, a long way of saying that people here

ex-cop brett hankison festus three counts of first-degree wanton endangerment.he grand jury did not charge any of the three officers directly in taylor's death. matt finn is on the ground in kentucky with the latest. since i have n in about two hours. what is the latest? >> we were in frankfurt, the capital, for the attorney general press conference and now we are back here louisville. our reporters is among the protesters. i am here in the downtown area. a large portion of downtown has been entirely blocked off, barricaded by police. heavy trucks and physical barricades. police only letting an essential personnel but the big news today of course is that not of the officers in the breonna taylor case were charged with murder. one former officer, detective hankison, was charged with wanton endangerment, three counts, much lesser charge. many people on the ground and across the nation not happy with today's outcome. the attorney general says 2 out of 3 officers involved, cosgrove and mattingly, were ofteauthorized to use force. they were returning fire because the

officer brett hankison was char charged. he's not charged with shooting breonna taylor, shehe's charged with endangering her neighbor by firing wildly into her apartment while this was unfolded. those two officers, their investigations found justified because breona's boyfriend fired at them first when the police broke down the door into that apartment. breona's taylor's boyfriend maintained that the police officers never identified themselves as police. he and taylor was woken from their bed and they thought their home was invaded. the officers did not announce they're police. kentucky general announced his investigation had found one civilian witness who corroborated the officers' account that they announced themselves as police. >> kentucky's governor requested attorney general make public so people can see the evidence themselves. hankinson was booked into jail and he was released on $30,000 bond. 200 protesters gathered to hear the announcement over a loud speaker. there was confusions at first and anger from those that

in one clip it appears to show now former lmpd detective brett hankison inside taylor's apartment whichactive crime scene and a this is against louisville police department policy. he asks one officer if they found a long gun and whether the bullet casings on the floor in the apartment were theirs. s.w.a.t. team members asked him to leave. the piu is tasked with investigating officer-involved shootings. remember, hankison was fired for shooting his weapon 10 times, some of those bullets going into an apartment nearby. now, he was charged with wanton endangerment. according to louisville police policy, officers involved in a shooting are to immediately be separated and paired with an escort officer. according to vice, the footage shows that none of the seven officers that were involved in this raid were separated according to what was supposed to be louisville policy. so we shall see. this is important. because breonna taylor's family is calling on all of this police footage to be released because they have questions about the investigation. arthel: thank you you very much, brian. and we

brett hankison is the only officer that everyone agrees did something out of line, and that was that he left the formation by the door. he ran into the parking lot, and without any line of sight, he began firing into the sliding glass are door of her patio and into the window of her window. those bullets went across breonna taylor and her boyfriend, didn't touch them. they went straight into the apartment behind her where a couple and their young child were sleeping. it was not wanton murder because his bullets did not hit breonna taylor. >> i want to go back to something you just said. you've done a fair amount of extensive reporting on this. the attorney general yesterday mentioned this eyewitness who claimed he heard or she heard the police knock and announce. taylor's boyfriend said he didn't hear them say police. you note in your reporting in interviews with nearly a dozen neighbors, only one person said he heard the officers shout police a single time. you talked to a dozen people. the attorney general manages to find one person. how do we square that? how do we square that dis

officer brett hankison. two otherles not indicted at all including the officer who fired the fatal shot. what's your reaction to that? >> i think it's a travesty of justice because he was charged only because he shot windows and through doors, breonna taylor's death. in other words, these police officers who on their police reports, did not forest blue enter, no camera footage. i was always told, if someone starts telling one lie, they have to tell multiple to back up the lie. so i don't believe what the police officer said personally, but no one was charged for the killing of breonna taylor. someone unarmed in her own home and had a no knock arrest warrant that was turned into supposedly a not arrest warrant. it's a lot of fishy details there going on. >> shots toward that apartment. >> in you're in your home, your husband there, and you hear banging on the door. your husband says, someone is coming into our castle. he is honoring second amendment right to bear arms. he says, who is there, no one announced

the only charges leveled were against former detective fred hankison who is facing three counts of wanton the first degree after some of the shots he fired entered a neighboring apartment, endangering those inside. hankison turned himself in late wednesday and was released after posting $15,000 bail. >> they are devastated, they are outraged, and most of all they are heart broken. >> breonna taylor's family attorney now says kentucky's attorney general should release transcripts of the grand jury so the public can see what evidence was presented and what wasn't. >> the fact that daniel cameron did not apparently present at all any evidence about why the police were there even in the first place executing this dangerous, unconstitutional, we feel, unjustifiable no knock warrant based on a lie. >> the governor of kentucky also calling for more transparency in the case. >> the challenge here is that the facts and the evidence have not been shared with the public. so i've asked the attorney general at this point, pursuing least in one direction, to post it all online. >> and breonna taylor's

a third former officer, brett hankison, is to be indicted, but for wanton endangerment after his bulletsntered a neighbouring apartment. the united states has begun three days of tributes to the supreme courtjustice ruth bader ginsburg, who died on friday at the age of 87. her casket is lying in state at the court in washington, and members of the public are lining up to pay their respects. the uk chancellor is to announce measures to help companies hit by the coronavirus crisis after the existing furlough scheme expires at the end of next month. there's been speculation that rishi sunak might introduce a scheme similar to germany's system of subsidised wages at times of crises. that's it for me. mike is here at one a:m.. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. racial discrimination is america's wound that will not heal. and in this presidential election year, with donald trump in the white house and black lives matter‘s campaigners on the streets, well, race could be politically decisive. my guest today is the award—winning black actor and activist alfre wood

hankison, brett hankison, the detective that is the only one being charged here broke the formation at the door, the stack of officers who were there getting ready to go in. he ran outside into the parking lot and from the parking lot without any line of sight he began blindly firing into her patio door and into her window. those bullets passed across her. they did not hit her. this is why he is not being charged with her death. but they went into the apartment behind hers where there was a pregnant woman, her husband and their five-year-old child. thankfully they were not hurt, but that's where that charge is coming from, the reckless endangerment charge for the neighbors who were behind. >> we should note that the braes boyfriend says they did not say police and he did not hear them. the police say they did announce themselves. he says it's night and people barged into his door and he thinks he is being assaulted. there are no drugs on the premises. nothing is found. there is no reason to think they're doing anything criminal whatsoever. he is a lawful gun owner and he is protecting

one officer brett hankison was charged with bullets that went into another apartment.n live the governor of kentucky, democrat andy beshear. thank you for making the time with us this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> so the job of the system is to present evidence citizens choose whether to return an indictment. did the system work? >> well, all of us as we sit here today know what we've been told, but we haven't been able to see the information ourselves. i trust the people of kentucky and the people of america with the truth, and i think now especially since the attorney general has determined not to pursue certain charges, it's time to post all the information, all the facts, all the interviews, all the evidence, all the ballistics, to truly let people look at the information, and one of the problems we've had over the last six months is a total lack of explanation and information, and the vacuum that's created there, our emotions, frustrations can truly fill that. it's time for people to be able to see the basic information, facts and evidence, and to be able t

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which saw a grand jury indict former officer brett hankison on three counts of wanton endangerment. but no officers were charged in the direct killing of taylor. so more protests are expected tonight. a city-wide curfew in louisville going into effect at 9:00 p.m. len? >>> anne, the grand jury announcement sparking protests through the night in dozens of cities across the country. and here at home. san francisco, san jose and oakland. [ chanting ] around 200 demonstrators took to the city of oakland overnight marching to city hall and shutting down intersections along the way. the crowd angry over the lack of charges in kentucky. one legal analyst we spoke to says justice is rarely served when a grand jury is involved in cases of police shootings. >> biggest saying is you know a prosecutor can get a ham sandwich indicted if the prosecutor wanted to. because it is really the prosecutor's to play with. in my view the grand jury's anything but grand. >> the city of oakland expects protests to continue over the next few days. >>> hundreds of people also gathered in sacramento. the prote

including former officer brett hankison, who was charged with three counts of wanton endangerment forrtments, accessing the active crime scene, something veteran police officers say is definitely not normal practice. instead of keeping the officers separated with a police escort, hankison left the scene on his own to go to the hospital, where another number of the rard wid taken after being shot. one of the officers who took part in the raid stayed on the scene to help interview the neighbors. in fact, it was one of those neighbors who the kentucky a. xwmplt cig. cited as a corroborating witness. according to documents obtained, that same witness first told investigators a week after the shooting that he didn't hear anything. then two months later, changed his story. on top of all of this, a state police ballistic report has come out contradicting what the a.g. told the public about those shots that were fired. meanwhile, a grand juror has come forward to demand the full grand jury proceedings be released, saying the attorney general used the grand jurors as a shield, implying that ca

today, kentucky's grand jury concluded warmer officer brett hankison will face wanton endangerment changes charges for wildly shooting into taylor's neighbor's apartment. the two other officers who fired the fatal shot at taylor will not be charged. >> basically think it is legal to murder black people's in the streets and in the--in their sleep. >> the decision before my office as the special prosecutor in the case is not to decide if the loss of ms. taylor's life was a tragedy, the answer to that question is unequivocally yes. >> so far, a number of protesters have been arrested. >>> right now in san jose, demonstrators have gathered at city hall, many holding black lives matter signs and calling out for justice for breonna taylor. just a little while ago, mayor ricardo called today's decision in kentucky outrageous. we will have much more on the story tonight at 11:00. you can also stay up-to-date throughout the night with our new kpix 5 app. it has real-time news updates and breaking news alerts. >>> some big news tonight on the future of automobiles here in california. the ones that u