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Breonna Taylor’s death sparked remarkable changes to no-knock raids across America
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On March 13, 2020, Louisville police officers burst into the home of Breonna Taylor, a Black 26-year-old emergency room technician. When her boyfriend Kenneth Walker woke up and fired his gun at them, police fired back, killing Taylor. Since that tragedy, something remarkable has happened: 28 states and 20 cities have passed some sort of restrictions on no-knock raids. According to the reform group Campaign Zero, another 14 states and nine cities are currently considering other legislation. Nine states have prohibited no-knocks outright, though some of those bans are more comprehensive than others. |
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| Libertarians once AGAIN turned out to be absolutely correct on this aspect of the satanic and endless drug war (the endless pet drug war was always the lame excuse for "no knock" extreme violence and home invasions). |
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