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Cops Used ‘False Information’ to Get Warrant for Breonna Taylor’s Home: Family Lawyer

NO-KNOCK NONSENSE

A detective said he verified Taylor was receiving mail for a narcotics suspect. The USPS said he didn’t.

Blake Montgomery
Blake Montgomery 

Former Reporter/Editor

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Blake Montgomery

Blake Montgomery

Former Reporter/Editor

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