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Breonna Taylor's death: New bodycam footage shows officers violating department policies - Face2Face Africa

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New bodycam footage of the police raid at Breonna Taylor’s apartment reveals several protocols that ought to have been observed by some of the Louisville Metro Police Department officers who responded to the crime scene  – including those involved in the botched raid – were flouted. In the footage of 45 body cameras that was...

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