Louisville protests continue in Breonna Taylor’s name
Associated PressLOUISVILLE, Ky. — A crowd marched in Louisville’s streets chanting “Breonna Taylor, say her name” on Sunday evening, the fifth night of protests after a grand jury declined to charge officers in the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor. Earlier in the day, people were gathered at Jefferson Square Park, which has come to be called “Breonna’s park” by demonstrators, as speakers condemned the grand jury’s decision, The Courier Journal reported. The mayor said he supports protesters’ First Amendment rights to protest though “we just ask you to do that peacefully please.” Taylor was shot multiple times March 13 after her boyfriend fired at officers who had entered her home during a narcotics raid by white officers, authorities said. “I think people are still in shock and we’re not sure how to move forward.” Brown criticized the police crackdown in the downtown area that has been in effect since early in the week.