so after the shooting death of briana taylor in louisville kentucky the louisville metro council passeda law in june to ban no knock warrants called brianna's law and even senator rand paul introduced legislation to ban operates nationwide so now there's an effort to make a statewide version of the louisville law which in addition to banning no knock warrants across the state it would also require officers of the be tested for drug and alcohol use after police involved shootings that would also require them to turn body cameras on whatever they're serving warrants and of course the kentucky fraternal order of police their official response to that proposal was to say and i quote this is an attack and slap in the face to great cops all across this. great storm into. apartments without even knocking on the door i look at the things that are considered these outrageous progressive changes all of this light is. just knock before you shoot. and it's all or just you know the body cams that everyone fought to have on your body you could just turn them on yeah. it's translated it's like it's is

louisville metro council already bans no-knock warrants but this legislation would expand the ban statewide. >>when cops go out there in plain clothes invade homes beat down doors. bad things happen and this legislation needs to get past people died because of this going on a diet because of this. >>the bill would also mandate alcohol and drug testing after use of force incident and require police officers to leave their body cameras on while serving search warrants. >>5 minutes before you serve a warrant and 5 minutes after the body cameras better be on the legislation will be considered by the general assembly when the next session starts in january. >>it's co sponsored by state rep charles booker as well as several other representatives from louisville lexington bowling green and covington i'm proud to be part of this i'm honored to be a co-sponsor and we will keep fighting. >>say her name. and i was hayden ristevski reporting for us and kentucky state police union. >>says that the proposal could lead to unintended consequences, including according to the union. a massive exodus of polic

louisville metro council already banned no knock warrants but this legislation would expand the ban statewide. >>cops go out there in plain clothes invade homes beat down doors. bad things happen and this legislation needs to get past people died because of this briana died because of this. >>the bill would also mandate alcohol and drug testing after use of force incident and require police officers to leave their body cameras on while serving search warrants. >>5 minutes before you serve a warrant at 5 minutes after the body cameras better be on the legislation will be considered by the general assembly when the next session starts in january. >>it's co sponsored by state rep charles booker as well as several other representatives from louisville lexington bowling green and covington i'm proud to be a part of this i'm honored to be a co-sponsor and we will keep fighting. >>say her name. that was hayden recess, key reporting. a kentucky state police union says the proposal could lead to unintended consequences, according to the union a mass exodus of police officers across the state. still ah