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Newswire: Breonna Taylor’s family to receive $12 million settlement from Louisville; no police charged yet

  • Sep 16, 2020
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by Derek Major, Black Enterprise News Service Six months after the night Breonna Taylor was killed by Louisville police officers, city officials have agreed to pay her family $12 million as part of a wrongful death settlement.The settlement of the lawsuit brought by Taylor’s family was announced Tuesday by the family’s legal team and city officials. […]

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