A lawyer representing a television station security guard who shot and killed a demonstrator during opposing right- and left-leaning rallies this month told a judge Wednesday that there was “obvious evidence of self-defense."
A Kentucky judge ruled Tuesday that a grand juror may speak publicly about the case presented by the state Attorney General against police officers who served a no-knock warrant at Breonna Taylor's home the night she was killed.
Jurors will now be able to speak publicly about the probe that led to charges against former Louisville police Det. Brett Hankison related to the fatal shooting of Taylor.
