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"10-30! 10-30! Officer down! Officer shot on Springfield!" an officer frantically told a dispatcher.
Body cameras worn by Louisville Metro Police officers who raced to the St. Anthony Gardens apartment complex on Springfield Drive around 1 a.m. March 13 captured the frantic aftermath on tape.
An officer was shot, they were told. The shooter was still in the apartment.
"Ram that gate! Ram that f---ing gate now!" an officer told a patrol car that was first on the scene to help.
What the arriving officers weren't told — not right away — was that a 26-year-old woman was shot dead inside.
Her name was Breonna Taylor.
The dramatic video footage from the officers who arrived on the scene was released last week as part of the investigative file into Taylor's death.
