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Well-Known Dem Lawmaker Arrested and Charged with Felony in Louisville Riots


Democratic state Rep. Attica Scott and her daughter were arrested during rioting in Louisville following the announcement that police would not be criminally charged for the shooting death of Breonna Taylor.


Scott and her daughter were charged on Thursday with first-degree rioting, a class D felony, failure to disperse, and unlawful assembly, according to WDRB News.

Louisville Metro Police Department has also accused Scott of associating with a group responsible for setting a library on fire and damaging other properties.


Scott is the author of a bill banning “no-knock” warrants, which Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron said were not used in the execution of the warrant at Taylor’s apartment on March 13 when cops entered, were fired upon, and returned fire, hitting and killing Taylor.


“Evidence shows that officers both knocked and announced their presence at the apartment,” Cameron said in a Wednesday press conference. “The officers' statements about their announcement are corroborated by an independent witness who was near in a proximity to Apartment 4. In other words, the warrant was not served as a no-knock warrant.”


Police arrested 127 people during the protests and riots in Louisville between Wednesday and Thursday, and rioters reportedly damaged several buildings in the downtown area and set multiple fires.



2 Comments


wardschuler
Sep 26, 2020

Till all these riot, looting asses of crime are busted and removed from the U.S.A. by execution for treason or deported enemies there will be no justice that will stop the attacks on U.S. Law abiding Citizens lives !Then the vigilante on spot justice is mandatory to stop terrorist thugs !

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Ronald Cleveland
Ronald Cleveland
Sep 26, 2020

What I would like to know, is the DA a George Soros DA...you know the ones that drop charges on all criminal's...while throwing the book at all Trump supporters, justice by political preference...right?

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