Beyonce Knowles-Carter called for the prosecution of Louisville, Ky., police officers involved in the Breonna Taylor’s death in a letter to the attorney general of Kentucky. In the letter on its official website on Sunday “shows the value of the life of a black woman” the star called Attorney General Daniel Cameron of Justice for Taylor, a 26-year-old paramedic distribution was killed by Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD ) officers, entered their apartment while she slept. On March 13, the officers broke into his home, while a “no-knock” warrant execution, officials allows the house without knocking or give notice of their presence. The officers fired more than 20 shots at home, Taylor offers eight times, reports say. Taylor’s friend had shot the officers, thinking they were intruders. “Three months have passed – and zero arrests have been made, and no official has been fired,” Writing is Beyoncé. “The survey of LMPD LMPD was delivered in your office, and yet continue to participate in all the officers busy shooting.” Are Beyonce invited Cameron to bring criminal charges against the LMPD officers involved in the shooting to bring transparency in the investigation of Taylor’s death and the practices of “Sgt. Jonathan Mattingly and officers Myles Cosgrove and Brett Hankison must be held accountable for their actions. that result in repeated deaths of blacks unarmed citizens” “not fall in this case, the pattern of no action after a terrible tragedy, “Beyoncé wrote. “With every death of a black person in police custody, there are two real tragedy: death itself, and inaction and delays follow him. This is your chance that the pattern at the end. Take swift and decisive action in official charge. the next few months may not be like the last three look like “Beyoncé wrote that the department” research has created more questions than answers. “he noted that the report said about the incident that Taylor was unhurt in ‘accident and accounts of Taylor’s closest friend, and again, officials said they were identified before entering. Beyoncé is a supporter has long been the black movement Lives Matter and racial justice, even in their artistic work and was particularly vocal about Taylors Falls. Earlier this month he published links to a petition on the website and Instagram for justice in the case of call. Picture copyright by Jon Kopaloff-FilmMagic / Getty Images
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