These "refugees," that are probably mostly economic migrants, aren't vetted, they treat women horribly, most of them don't care about American values, and you can be sure that there will be a lot of terrorists as well as extremists who want to practice and implement Sharia Law.
Trump has a ban on high risk countries such as Syria, Yemen, and Somalia. Biden wants to remove the ban. He wants to endanger us and ruin our American culture.
Europe is falling to this unvetted, mass migration of economic migrants. Don't let it happen to us.
"Courier Journal provides a basic list of 8 common falsities that exist around the case, but misses a few points. Evie Magazine also provides a pretty good breakdown of the investigation and situation as well.
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The police had a warrant with a no-knock provision that was in which Breonna's name and address were listed. This runs contrary to the initial activist narrative about "the wrong house"
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Despite having a no-knock warrant, the police did knock at least twice audibly enough for both Kenneth Walker and Breonna to hear, wake up, get dressed, and get into position. Kenneth Walker saying exactly this. Other witnesses also corroborate claims of loud knocking. The defense has already provably made a number of false statements in regard to the incident leading up to the shooting, while police have always maintained they not only knocked, but also announced themselves. Keep that in mind as you evaluate.
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When no one responded to open the door, the police busted in. Upon busting in, Kenneth Walker fired his gun and hit one of the officers. After the officer was hit, the other officers returned fire striking Breonna (who was standing in the hallway, not sleeping in her bed as activists claimed) several times. Kenneth Walker was uninjured, as some speculate he was located in a more defensible position behind/adjacent to Breonna.
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One of the officers (officer Hankison; the one who was charged) fired from outside of the window. While the ballistics report concludes he did not actually strike Breonna, he is still being charged with "wanton endargement" for firing his weapon in that manner.
The above seems to make it clear that the officers did not commit criminal murder. It's unfortunate that she died in the process, but it's hard to place criminal blame (let alone moral blame) on the police who returned fire in self defense after being shot at and one officer struck. I also find it ironic that, had the police actually used the no-knock provision, Breonna may actually still be alive.
Regardless, i would encourage readers to better understand the breadth of the investigation of which Breonna was a key figure. Exclusive yet-to-be publicly released police report detailing the investigation of which Breonna was a key figure. Most of the interesting stuff has also already been cited at length in the Courier Journal. Includes audio transcripts of the various alleged criminals discussing drug trafficking and Breonna's death. There is also a ton of more official documentation that has been publicly released:
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Breonna was not only currently romantically involved with both Kenneth Walker and her ex-boyfriend Jamarcus Glover (whom the investigation was focused on), but was directly involved in the narcotics operation.
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Glovers home address, phone number, and banking information actually belonged to Breonna. WKYT news report
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Breonnas address was used as a drop house for drug parcels coming in the mail
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Breonna was one of main stash houses and holders of the drug money
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Breonna had a rental car in which a dead body was found. This is generally associated with Golver (who often used the car), but demonstrates a tie to a set of rather extreme criminal activity.
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Breonna was not an EMT upon death, but was rather a former EMT for 5 months all the way back in 2016, for which she was either fired or quit and listed as "do not rehire". She was currently serving as an ER med-tech.
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Glover blames Walker for Breonnas death (given he shot at police first)"
Two innocent cops were shot last night because of the mob's demand for justice in a case where evidence shows that the police did not murder Breonna.
