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Louisville police officer defends his role in Breonna Taylor case in mass email to department

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Jon Mattingly, one of the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) officers involved in the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor, wrote a letter to his colleagues taking aim at city officials amid speculation that a decision will soon be reached in the case of Taylor’s death.

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Officer to be fired over Breonna Taylor shooting

The police chief accused the officer of "blindly" firing into Breonna Taylor's apartment.

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Yahoo News

Officer Involved in Breonna Taylor's Death Emails More Than 1,000 Cops Claiming, 'We Did the Legal, Moral and Ethical Thing That Night'

There’s a reason so many people hate cops. It’s not just the misconduct—the excessive force, extrajudicial executions, racial profiling and general harassment—it’s also the common cop attitude. It’s the smug disposition cops walk around with all day that says, “I’m the brave hero and only a vile criminal would disagree.”

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Louisville police officer defends his role in Breonna Taylor case in mass email to department

One of the Louisville Metro Police officers who fired into Breonna Taylor's home the night she was killed sent a mass email to the department early Tuesday defending his actions and slamming the city's leadership, his attorney confirmed to CNN.

4 years ago·Atlanta, United States

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Louisville police officer defends his role in Breonna Taylor case in mass email to department

One of the Louisville Metro Police officers who fired into Breonna Taylor’s home the night she was killed sent a mass email to the department early Tuesday defending his actions and slamming the city’s leadership, his attorney confirmed to CNN. In the email, Sgt. Jonathan Mattingly told his colleagues they “do not deserve to be

4 years ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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The Hill

Officer involved in Breonna Taylor shooting sends email to colleagues ahead of expected announcement

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Washington Examiner

Officer involved in Breonna Taylor case says officers did the 'legal, moral and ethical thing'

One of the officers who was on the scene when authorities shot and killed Breonna Taylor in a botched no-knock warrant defended his actions.

4 years ago·Washington, United States

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Officer to be fired over Breonna Taylor shooting

Officer to be fired over Breonna Taylor shooting

Officer Involved in Breonna Taylor's Death Emails More Than 1,000 Cops Claiming, 'We Did the Legal, Moral and Ethical Thing That Night'

Officer Involved in Breonna Taylor's Death Emails More Than 1,000 Cops Claiming, 'We Did the Legal, Moral and Ethical Thing That Night'

Louisville police officer defends his role in Breonna Taylor case in mass email to department

Louisville police officer defends his role in Breonna Taylor case in mass email to department

Louisville police officer defends his role in Breonna Taylor case in mass email to department

Louisville police officer defends his role in Breonna Taylor case in mass email to department

Officer involved in Breonna Taylor shooting sends email to colleagues ahead of expected announcement

Officer involved in Breonna Taylor shooting sends email to colleagues ahead of expected announcement

Officer involved in Breonna Taylor case says officers did the 'legal, moral and ethical thing'

Officer involved in Breonna Taylor case says officers did the 'legal, moral and ethical thing'

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