johnny karate
... and your little dog too.
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Perhaps it was an unofficial report by someone in the office of the postal inspector? It wouldn't be the first time that police have obtained confidential information and then mistakenly believed or reported it came through official channels.
Perhaps there is a reason why somebody does not want to confirm his part in the Breonna Taylor investigation given that two police officers who were not involved in the death were shot by rioting slime buckets?
Considering that people in this thread have justified innocent police officers being shot in the name of justice for Taylor - it seems like a good self preservation for everybody to deny any connection to the case. Breanna Taylor? Who's she?
Those are embarrassingly poor arguments and do not comport with either the facts or reality.
Besides - that was also not the only reason for the warrant and no-one has made the case that the warrant would not have been issued without that information.
There’s actually a lot of questions about whether or not it was a valid warrant. That’s why the FBI is investigating it.