#louisvillemayor

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Martina Kunnecke....DID THEY SHUT HER OUT!?

#craiggreenberg #louisvillemayor #martinakunnecke #votersuppression #williamdieruf

[smoshblog-blog1]

Louisville airport to be renamed after Muhammad Ali

The US city of Louisville in Kentucky is set to rename its airport after late boxing legend Muhammad Ali, who was born in the city. The announcement came just a day before Ali would have turned 77.  The boxing legend who was born in Louisville, Kentucky, on Jan 17, 1942, died in 2016 at the age of 74. The new name of the airport will be Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, officials announced on Wednesday. In a statement posted on social media, the airport said its board "voted meaningfully" to recognise his legacy as a Louisville native by renaming the airport in his honour. The airport's three-letter location identifier - SDF - will not change Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer tweeted: "Muhammad Ali belonged to the world, but he only had one hometown. Today’s decision to change @flylouisville's name to Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport is a major piece of a broader effort to celebrate those deep ties." Read the full article

#flylouisville #GregFischer #Kentucky #Louisville #LouisvilleMayor #LouisvilleMuhammadAliInternationalAirport #MuhammadAli

[amanda-kathleen]

Morning. 

Breonna Taylor should be turning 27 today.

 What can you do?

Contact:

•Mayor Greg Fischer: [phone] Email: [email protected] •Attorney General and Special Prosecutor: [phone]Email: [email protected]

•Commonwealth Attorney Tomas Wine: [email protected]

•Governor Andy Beshear: [phone]

•LMPD Chief Steve Conrad:  [phone]

•Police Public Integrity Unit: [phone]

•Louisville Metro Council: [phone]

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SIGN YOUR NAME:on the super petition at StandwithBre.com to demand that the officers be charged with murdering Breonna

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Post about Breonna. Share her story on social media.@ them for justice

•Louisville Police Department: Twitter: @ LMPD | Instagram @ LMPD.KY

•Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer:Twitter: louisvillemayor | Instagram: @ mayorgregfischer 

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear :Twitter: govandybeshear | Instagram: govandybeshear  

Say her name.#justiceforbre #justiceforbreonnataylor *SAMPLE OF PHONE/EMAIL SCRIPT**

via: @she.hicks85 on instagram "Hello. My name is __________. I am contacting you with regards to the recent murder of Breonna Taylor. I am joining her family in asking for four things: I am demanding the Mayor and city council address the use of force by LMPD. I am asking that the officers that murdered Breonna be fired and have their pensions revoked. I am asking for all necessary information be provided to a local, independent civilian community police accountability council. I am asking for policy to be created for transparent investigation processes due to Law Enforcement misconduct. This issue really affects me because ____________________ . Your immediate action is necessary. Thank you. Have a nice day."

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You can also send a birthday card for Breonna demanding justice to Attorney General Daniel Cameron to charge the officers who murdered Breonna, and Mayor Greg Fischer demanding that he fall in line and support the charges.

Office of Attorney General:700 Capital Avenue, suite 118, Frankfort, Kentucky 40601 Office of Mayor Greg Fischer:527W Jefferson St. #600 , Louisville, KY, 40202

****IF YOU CANNOT GET A CARD AND DO NOT HAVE STAMPS: go to Postable.com and you can get a card that they will print out for you for $4 postage included. ***** *via: @nooworksjen on instagram

REBLOG. PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE THE CAPTION. DO WHAT YOU CAN TODAY, AND EVERDAY.

JUSTICE FOR BREONNA TAYLOR. 

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Lake Blanche,

Wasatch Mountains,

Utah

June 3, 2020

#breonnataylor #justiceforbreonnataylor #justiceforbre #say her name #no justice no peace #call #donate #march #black lives matter #black lives have always mattered #defundpolice #Utah #slc #mountain #mountains #mountain view #nature #nature photography #nature lover #nature lovers #adventure #wanderlust #explore #wilderness #camp #camping #outdoor photography #photographers on tumblr #hike #hiking

[bbyriss]

Do not message me unless you have done this: Demand that Mayor Greg Fischer fire and charge all officers involved in Breonna Taylor’s murder without a pension and DEFUND the Louisville Metro Police Dept.

📪: 527 W. Jefferson St, 4th Floor

Louisville, KY 40202

📞: [phone]

Twitter: @/louisvillemayor

#face #me #girl #my face #selfie #hair #long hair #latina #hispanic #my selfie

[dillie60]

[deletevanlis]

@baumanelise: RT @ColorOfChange: We're not backing down, #BreonnaTaylor deserves justice. The officers who murdered her still have not been charged. Now more than ever we must keep up the pressure and demand @louisvillemayor act now. Dial 844-298-2731 to demand these officers are charged and fired!#SayHerName https://t.co/oE3aBEKLzD

- http://twitter.com/baumanelise

#baumanelise #elise bauman #twitter

[jaredtbennett]

RT @yasm1nejumaa: ICYMI: Earlier this month @louisvillemayor shut down a police unit focused on providing outreach to people experiencing homelessness. The move drew criticism from some Metro Council members. 🧵 w/ link at the end.

RT @yasm1nejumaa: ICYMI: Earlier this month @louisvillemayor shut down a police unit focused on providing outreach to people experiencing homelessness. The move drew criticism from some Metro Council members. 🧵 w/ link at the end.

— Jared Bennett (@jaredtbennett) Feb 24, 2022

from Twitter https://twitter.com/jaredtbennett February 24, 2022 at 01:33PM via IFTTT

#IFTTT #Twitter

[badgalririlikes]

We won't stop saying #BreonnaTaylor's name. Our current justice & policing system has failed. By refusing to hold her killers accountable, @kyoag + @louisvillemayor have failed Louisville. It's time the City Council divests from the LMPD! #SayHerName. act.colorofchange.org/sign/justicefo… https://www.instagram.com/p/CFkLwOqhqpP/?igshid=yit1mtd0j59g

#breonnataylor #sayhername

[toriwestonwriterartist]

#Repost @chaninicholas with @make_repost ・・・ Link in stories to donate to Louisville Community Bail Fund and follow @blmlouisville . Actions tonight at 7 PM! . from @colorofchange: SAY HER NAME: BREONNA TAYLOR. Our current justice & policing system has failed. It has failed to keep us safe, even in our own homes. It has failed to protect Black people or stem the tide of racist police violence. And today, it has failed to deliver justice for #BreonnaTaylor. Fmr @LMPD detective Brett Hankison has been indicted on 3 counts of “first-degree wanton endangerment” for shooting into 3 apartments. NONE of the charges mention the murder of #BreonnaTaylor. NONE of the charges address the “wanton” disregard for HER LIFE. This isn't justice. By refusing to hold Breonna's murderers accountable, @kyoag + @louisvillemayor have failed Louisville. They’ve failed Kentucky. And they’ve once again sided with violent, killer cops over their Black constituents. This is unacceptable. Make no mistake: These cops are still a threat to our communities. As long as they’re allowed to wear badges, Black people in Louisville are not safe. And until #Louisville divests from violent policing+corrections—nearly 50% of the city budget—BIPOC in Louisville are in danger. By failing to bring charges in the brutal killing of #BreonnaTaylor, Kentucky AG Daniel Cameron has denied justice to Bre, her family, her community, and everyone across the country demanding accountability for her death. We won’t stop fighting to demand #JusticeForBre. .@kyoag's failure to bring charges for the murder of #BreonnaTaylor is another injustice. AG Cameron just told @LMPD it is OK to kill Black people w/ impunity. @kyoag and #Louisville leaders' decision to stand w/ the cops who murdered Breonna is why we shout #blacklivesmatter #stayhuman #keepshowingup https://www.instagram.com/p/CFfeOlphO3n/?igshid=13zk645sdl558

#repost #breonnataylor #louisville #justiceforbre #blacklivesmatter #stayhuman #keepshowingup

[womenofcolor15]

Breonna Taylor Update: Louisville Limits Access To Downtown Ahead Of State Attorney General’s Decision To Charge Officers In Fatal Shooting

The Louisville police department is limiting access to downtown ahead of the State Attorney General’s decision on whether to charge the police officers who took the life of 26-year-old EMT Breonna Taylor. More inside…

The city of Louisville, KY is under a "state of emergency" of sorts as police officers shut down streets in the downtown area with barricades ahead of a decision in the Breonna Taylor case.

Louisville Metro Police Department interim Chief Robert Schroeder spoke to citizens this morning, apologizing for the inconvenience, but he defended the move as necessary as we all await an announcement from Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron (R) - the first Black person to nab the title - on whether he will charge the officers who murdered Breonna Taylor during a “botched raid” back in March.

"This is not intended to be a lockdown," Interim Chief Rob Schroeder said.

Federal buildings have been closed and it’s reported officers will be expected to work 12-hour shifts. All off-days and vacation will be cancelled for officers…for now.

Check it:

So in Louisville, they are working on blocking off the entire downtown area. Fences are being thrown up, barricades coming in...everything besides arresting the cops who murdered Breonna Taylor pic.twitter.com/L66KZSuakU

— Erica, the white trash socialist (@herosnvrdie69) September 21, 2020

Good morning from downtown #Louisville. pic.twitter.com/MlFfWwRms3

— Hayes Gardner (@HayesGardner) September 22, 2020

LMPD are preparing for a riot,they are not going to give justice to Breana Taylor. #Louisville #Breannataylor pic.twitter.com/9KAWQQtnyE

— Bajwa (@ShakkrPara) September 22, 2020

Louisville officials claim they don’t know when Cameron’s decision will be announced, but the city is restricting downtown access in anticipation of protests following the decision. Sources claim a decision will be made sometime this week.

Louisville's police chief preemptively declares a state of emergency in anticipation of an announcement about Breonna Taylor's case.

This is as clear a sign as any that justice and accountability are not forthcoming. #SayHerName pic.twitter.com/OyBuI4Qr3G

— African American Policy Forum (@AAPolicyForum) September 21, 2020

The restrictions include vehicle barricades around Jefferson Square Park, where daily protests have organized previously. Officials claim the barricades won't block people from protesting, but rather will ensure their safety. Hmph. There will be limited access to parking garages in the downtown area and limited parking on the streets as well.

TRAFFIC ALERT: The city has put up concrete barriers around parts of downtown Louisville. #LMPD also placed vehicle barricades around Jefferson Square Park and the perimeter of the downtown area to ensure pedestrian safety.#WLKY #Traffic pic.twitter.com/teKsBVcsud

— Mo Rose (@WLKYMoRose) September 22, 2020

Previously, Cameron - was made special prosecutor in the case earlier this year - declined to give a timeline on the investigation.

"My office is continually asked about a timeline regarding the investigation into the death of Ms. Breonna Taylor. An investigation, if done properly, cannot follow a specific timeline," he said earlier this month.

Folks have been waiting to see if his office will bring up charges against the officers who were involved in the Breonna shooting, including Jon Mattingly, Myles Cosgrove, and detective Brett Hankison, who has been fired.

Apparently, Jon Mattingly (who was placed on administrative reassignment) recently sent an email to his LMPD colleagues, calling protesters "thugs":

The section about the enforcement of civil rights violations is particularly jarring. "..the department and FBI (who aren't cops and would piss their pants if they had to hold the line) go after you for civil rights violations." pic.twitter.com/CExRQCklO0

— Roberto Aram Ferdman (@robferdman) September 22, 2020

This is all from one of the LMPD officers who not only were involved in the raid that led to Breonna Taylor's death, but one of the three who LMPD says fired their gun. Sgt. Mattingly, who was shot in the leg that night, has been on administrative reassignment since the incident

— Roberto Aram Ferdman (@robferdman) September 22, 2020

Louisville’s mayor, Greg Fischer, posted a tweet about the “shut down”:

“We do not know when the attorney general will make an announcement, or what it will be. Our goal with these steps is ensuring space and opportunity for potential protesters to gather and express their first amendment rights, and to prepare for any eventuality to keep everyone safe.”

We do not know when the @kyoag will make an announcement, or what it will be. Our goal with these steps is ensuring space and opportunity for potential protesters to gather and express their First Amendment rights, & to prepare for any eventuality to keep everyone safe. https://t.co/S2LlFWgL0A

— Mayor Greg Fischer (@louisvillemayor) September 22, 2020

The decision on whether to charge the police officers comes days after it was reported the city of Louisville settled with Breonna’s family for $12 million (of taxpayers’ money).

Earlier this month, Breonna’s boyfriend – Kenneth Walker – announced he was suing the Louisville Metro Police Department. The 28-year-old is seeking unspecified monetary damages from the city and the police department for assault, battery, false arrest and imprisonment, malicious prosecution, abuse of process and negligence stemming from the night Breonna was killed.

The fact they are shutting down the city makes you wonder if they already know what the outcome will be...

Protesters aren't backing down though. Sadiqa Reynolds - President and CEO of Louisville Urban League - shared an update from the grounds and what's next:

I went out to the Square tonight to do two things. First to be sure the protestors understand that we should be far...

Posted by Sadiqa Reynolds on Monday, September 21, 2020

Prayers up that everyone remains safe!

Photo: stockelements/Shutterstock.com

[Read More ...] source http://theybf.com/2020/09/22/breonna-taylor-update-louisville-limits-access-to-downtown-ahead-of-state-attorney-genera

[jpslapshot]

We're not backing down, #BreonnaTaylor deserves justice. The officers who murdered her still have not been charged. Now more than ever we must keep up the pressure and demand @louisvillemayor act now. Dial 844-298-2731 to demand these officers are charged and fired! #SayHerName #breonnataylor https://www.instagram.com/p/CC6Mg9lhFoj/?igshid=19lu5ozujqfiw

#breonnataylor #sayhername

[maishagrace]

#BreonnaTaylor #JusticeForBre #SayHerName #BlackLivesMatter #BlackWomenMatter #Repost @djalibc with @get_repost ・・・ Happy Sunday! A reminder that #BreonnaTaylor was murdered, and the cops who took her life are still free. Let’s not get lazy. Go harder for Breonna. What Happened to Breonna Taylor? 🔺 Breonna Taylor was an award-winning EMT and first responder in Louisville, KY, who loved helping her patients and her community. "She was an essential worker. She had to go to work," her mother, Tamika Palmer said of her dedication to standing on the frontlines of this pandemic. 🔺 On the night of March 13th, the Louisville Metro Police executed a warrant, looking for drugs they never found, reportedly trafficked by a person who did not live with Breonna or in her complex-and whom they already had in custody. 🔺 They sprayed her home with 20 rounds, shooting Breonna 8 times, killing her in her bed. Neither the Louisville Metro Police nor Mayor Greg Fischer have given her mother any answers. "Not one person has talked to me. Not one person has explained anything to me," Tamika Palmer, Taylor’s mother, said in an interview. "I want justice for her. I want them to say her name. There’s no reason Breonna should be dead at all.” Ways to help Breonna Taylor get justice: 🔸 SHARE this post: although social media does but so much, let’s keep her story alive. 🔸 POST about Breonna, using the hashtags #BreonnaTaylor and #JusticeForBre. Share her story, images of her smiling face, and tag the responsible parties. On Twitter, use @LMPD, @LouisvilleMayor, and @GovAndyBeshear. On Instagram, use @LMPD.ky, @MayorGregFischer, and @GovAndyBeshear. 🔸 MAKE CALLS & SEND EMAILS for Breonna to the investigative agencies, institutions and individuals in charge and make the demands known, available at: action.justiceforbreonna.org 🔸 DONATE to the Louisville Bail Fund to get protestors released: actionnetwork.org/fundraising/louisville-community-bail-fund/ 🔸 DONATE to the Justice for Breonna Taylor Go Fund me: gofundme.com/f/9v4q2-justice-for-breonna-taylor Con amor, Djali #blacklivesmatter #blackwomenmatter https://www.instagram.com/p/CCkRPbbJHtl/?igshid=5nuvf1yt6d8m

#breonnataylor #justiceforbre #sayhername #blacklivesmatter #blackwomenmatter #repost

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