May 23, 20206 yr Commonwealth Attorney Tom Wine held a press conference during which he played an audiotape of a statement given by Mr. Walker in which he admits that the police repeatedly knocked on the door before they entered. Wine said Walker, despite contrary reports, did not call 911. According to an article in the Courier Journal, Wine said "I believe that additional investigation is necessary" and that "there is a tremendous amount of false information that has been disseminated." Wine said Walker's case could be presented to a grand jury a second time depending on the results of investigations by the FBI and the Kentucky Attorney General's Office.
May 23, 20206 yr Correct. Evidently, the warrant allowed for a no-knock but the officers knocked anyway.
May 23, 20206 yr Author So the police said who they were, but the attempted murder charges on the boyfriend were dropped? That doesn’t jive.
May 23, 20206 yr So the police said who they were, but the attempted murder charges on the boyfriend were dropped? That doesn’t jive. I believe the boyfriend said he heard knocking...........don't know that he said he heard the police identify themselves. If he heard one you'd think heard the other. I'm interested to see how this plays out. Tom Wine is as honest and honorable a public servant you can get.
May 30, 20206 yr The no-knock warrant policy has been suspended in Louisville. Seems reasonable. I’m a law abiding citizen. No criminal history, no reason to hide anything. I keep a loaded 9mm beside my bed. You kick in my door in the middle of the night and I’m emptying my clip in your direction without hesitation.
June 10, 20206 yr Author Incident report was released today, it was mostly blank. Of the little that was put on the report, under "Injuries" they listed "None," and they also indicated that there was no forced entry.
June 10, 20206 yr Incident report was released today, it was mostly blank. Of the little that was put on the report, under "Injuries" they listed "None," and they also indicated that there was no forced entry. So she died of...no injuries?
June 10, 20206 yr Incident report was released today, it was mostly blank. Of the little that was put on the report, under "Injuries" they listed "None," and they also indicated that there was no forced entry. WTH! In all of this going on, there is a trend of police reports being blatantly false. Here is another example.
June 10, 20206 yr Incident report was released today, it was mostly blank. Of the little that was put on the report, under "Injuries" they listed "None," and they also indicated that there was no forced entry. That is disappointing.
June 11, 20206 yr I'm confused as to what that was that LMPD released. That's not how criminal reports from police departments look any where else in Kentucky. That looks like something that is unique only to Louisville. Really weird, their PD continues to struggle. Edited June 11, 20206 yr by sportsfan41
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