That would be acceptable statement if there weren’t so many holes in the story concerning the murder of Taylor. First there is the matter of why the police were at Taylor’s home in the first place. Despite claims that the police were at the wrong house, records have shown that they had a search warrant for Taylor’s house.
According to the Courier-Journal, the police had five warrants related to a narcotics investigation. The main targets in that investigation were Jamarcus Glover and Adrian Walker. Glover was the ex-boyfriend of Breonna Taylor, so it gives credence to why the police had a search warrant for her house.
That makes sense until it was revealed that the police had already located Glover before they arrived at Breonna’s house. Glover was arrested at 12:00am, but police scratched out that time and added additional 40 minutes so it can coincide with the time they arrived at Taylor’s house. Which brings us back to the question: Why was the police at Taylor’s house in the first place?
It seems the police are unwilling or cannot explain why they were at Breonna’s house. Which explains why they falsified the time that Glover was arrested. Which also gives more reason why they should have been charged in Taylor’s killing.