Protestors march in Detroit in response to decision in Breonna Taylor’s death Protestors marched through downtown Detroit
DETROIT – A group of more than 100 protestors gathered outside the Detroit Police Department headquarters Wednesday before marching through downtown Detroit, calling for justice in Breonna Taylor’s death.
The protest came in response to the announcement that a Kentucky grand jury did not indict Louisville police on charges directly related to Taylor’s death and one of the officers was charged with three counts of wanton endangerment.
Detroit police monitored the protest from a distance.
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