Crump to AG Cameron: 'Release the transcripts'

“Did [Cameron] present any evidence on Breonna Taylor’s behalf? Or did he make a unilateral decision to put his thumb on the scales of justice?” Crump, who’s representing Taylor's family, said at a press conference in Louisville.

Members of Taylor’s family were present and spoke at the press conference as well.

“If you want us to accept the results, then release the transcript so we can have transparency,” Crump said addressing Cameron, Kentucky’s first Black attorney general.

“No wanton murder charges for the bullets that mutilated Breonna Taylor’s body?!” Crump exclaimed on Friday.

“There seems to be two justice systems in America, one for Black America and one for white America. … It follows a pattern … of the blatant disrespect and marginalization of black people, but especially black women in America who have been killed by police.

The three officers involved in the incident were in Taylor’s apartment with a no-knock warrant, but Cameron said that the police trio banged loudly on the door and announced their presence. The head prosecutor said that this was corroborated by a single civilian witness.

When asked by a reporter if his office made any criminal prosecution recommendation to the grand jury for the shots that killed Taylor, the attorney general responded: “Grand jury proceedings are secret. And so I’m not going to get into the specifics of details about that proceeding. What I will say is that we presented all of the information and they ultimately made a determination about whether to charge. In this instance, they decided to indict Detective Hankison.” LINK