A Year After Breonna Taylor's Death, Her Family Still Seeking Justice

The transcript discusses the case of Brianna Taylor, who was killed by police during a raid. Her family continues to seek justice nearly a year later, as no officers were charged in her death. Legal actions include internal complaints and calls for a grand jury review. The incident led to protests and reforms, such as banning no-knock warrants. The city settled with Taylor's family for $12 million and promised reforms. Despite these efforts, Taylor's family feels the city's actions have not addressed their loss.

What was the profession of Brianna Taylor, who was tragically killed during a police raid?

• A teacher

• An emergency room technician

• A police officer

• A lawyer

What legal action did Taylor's lawyer believe was still possible regarding the officers involved in her death?

• Filing a civil lawsuit

• Presenting evidence to a grand jury for new charges

• Appealing to the Supreme Court

• Requesting a presidential pardon

How did Taylor's family respond to the investigation into her death?

• They accepted the investigation results

• They held a press conference

• They moved to another city

• They filed internal affairs complaints against officers

What significant change in police policy occurred in Louisville following Taylor's death?

• Increased police funding

• Banning of no-knock warrants

• Hiring more officers

• Introduction of body cameras

What was the outcome of the lawsuit filed by Taylor's family against the city?

• The family received a $12 million settlement

• The case went to trial

• The family lost the case

• The lawsuit was dismissed