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...Why it matters: The charges, coming over two years after Taylor's death, were in response to alleged crimes that included civil rights offenses, unlawful conspiracies, unconstitutional use of force and obstruction offenses, Garland said.

- - - Taylor was shot dead by police on March 13, 2020, when LMPD officers conducting a narcotics investigation entered the 26-year-old's home in plain-clothes to serve a no-knock warrant.

- - - Police exchanged fire with Taylor's boyfriend, who said he fired believing the home was being broken into.

What they're saying: Garland said the department believes the civil rights offenses, stemming from the falsification of a search warrant, "resulted in Ms. Taylor's death."

- - - The attorney general said the federal charges focused on members of a specific investigation unit within the LMPD that allegedly falsified the affidavit used to obtain the search warrant of Taylor's home, violating civil rights laws.

- - - "Breonna Taylor should be alive today," he said.

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@#3

When I lived there, Louisville was in Kentucky.

Has it moved recently?

btw, I read that the police that broke into the apartment were not wearing body cameras.