BLM Leaders Preps His Troops To 'Go All In' After City Shuts Downtown In Wake Of Announcement Due Today in In The Shooting Of Breonna Taylor

Portland, Oregon: Protest (and riot) organizer talking about the preparations made in Louisville, Kentucky prior to the official announcements in the Breonna Taylor case. Federal buildings have been boarded up. Organizer prepping activists to go all in, “You’re all marked already”, he says.

A state of emergency was declared in Louisville, Kentucky, in anticipation of protests following an imminent grand jury decision on the police killing of Breonna Taylor.

Taylor, a 26-year-old who worked as an emergency room technician, was killed on 13 March by police serving a no-knock warrant as part of an investigation into an ex-boyfriend.

Taylor was at her apartment with her boyfriend, Kenneth Walker, when police barged in. Walker, who said officers did not announce themselves, fired his gun, believing the police were intruders. One officer was shot in the leg and police fired in return.

This comes after the department declared a state of emergency Monday and a federal courthouse and adjacent offices in Louisville were boarded up Sunday ahead of the decision. Cameron has repeatedly refused to give a timeline for his investigation, but he will eventually present his findings before a grand jury, who will decide whether to criminally indict the three officers involved in Taylor’s death.

Source: Twitch, @dakisback